35 promising young individuals from Singapore on Forbes’ 30 under 30 Asia list


From left: Neu Battery Materials' Kenneth Palmer and Bryan Oh, national sprinter Veronica Shanti Pereira and Getgo's co-founder Johnson Lim are some of the Singaporeans on the list. - NEU BATTERY MATERIALS, ST FILES

SINGAPORE: An innovative idea to tackle the problem of toxic batteries has propelled entrepreneur Bryan Oh onto a coveted ranking of the world’s most promising young people.

Oh was working as a management consultant when he realised his problem-solving skills could be used for a bigger cause.

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