Since 2008, he has spent seven years with China Daily, China’s largest English newspaper and bilingual website, as a digital journalist, website producer and media manager. Benjamin was a recipient of the Chevening scholarship awarded by the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Li Ka-shing scholarship awarded by the National University of Singapore. He received his master degrees from University of Westminster in London and Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore. Benjamin specializes in international politics and global development issues. He is highly interested in combining journalism, public policy, business and technology for social innovations. His latest research project was on the HIV/AIDS epidemic of Chiang Mai, Thailand. Benjamin is currently working for the Singapore-based Milken Institute Asia Center as a Google Policy Fellow.