1. Anthea Indira Ong Lay Theng is a former Nominated Member of Parliament for the 13th Parliament of Singapore.

1. Anthea Indira Ong Lay Theng is a former Nominated Member of Parliament for the 13th Parliament of Singapore.
Anthea Ong attended Cedar Girls' Secondary School and National Junior College.
Anthea Ong earned a business degree from the National University of Singapore.
Anthea Ong is a professional certified coach by the International Coach Federation.
Anthea Ong has served over 40 clients from Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia, Philippines, Japan, France, Portugal, Spain, UK and the USA.
Anthea Ong held leadership roles with multinational organisations including Pearson Plc, New York Institute of Finance, The Terrapinn Group and United Overseas Bank.
Between 2002 and 2008, Anthea Ong founded the Singapore-based education and technology consultancy, Knowledge Director Group.
From 2008 to 2013, Anthea Ong was Managing Director at Omega Performance Inc, a Washington DC-headquartered strategy and performance-improvement consulting group for banks and financial institutions.
In December 2013, Anthea Ong left the corporate world to focus on her social entrepreneurship and advocacy efforts.
In 2013, Anthea Ong founded the social project Playground of Joy, introducing an educational programme that integrates mindfulness into its curriculum.
Anthea Ong is working on expanding her Playground of Joy project to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, while serving children with special needs and financial assistance within Singapore.
In 2014, Anthea Ong founded the social enterprise Hush TeaBar, Singapore's first silent tea bar.
In 2017, Anthea Ong co-founded A Good Space, a not-for-profit initiative, with the support of National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre.
In December 2019, Anthea Ong launched a public consultation on mental healthcare in Singapore, intending on utilising the findings to support her Budget 2020 speech.
Anthea Ong was one of three Singaporean women who went on an expedition to Antarctica to study climate change in 2018, funded by the 2041 Foundation.
Additionally, Anthea Ong served as the president of the Women's Initiative for Ageing Successfully from 2014 to 2016, an organisation helping women embrace ageing with confidence.
Anthea Ong was one of the nine Nominated Members of Parliament chosen on 17 September 2018 for the 13th Parliament of Singapore.
Anthea Ong has published a book titled "50 Shades of Love: Unearthing Who We Are".