Crisis Leadership: A Guide For Leaders - Hardcover

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Dr Majeed Khader is a pioneering forensic psychologist in Singapore and the Director of the Home Team Behavioural Sciences Centre. He is concurrently the Chief Psychologist of the Ministry of Home Affairs. He is also the Asian Director of the US based Society of Police and Criminal Psychology. A graduate from the National University of Singapore, Majeed also holds a Masters degree (with Distinction) in Forensic Psychology from Leicester University (UK) and a PhD in Psychology, (specializing in crisis and personality) from Aberdeen University, Scotland.

Ms Diong Siew Maan is the Deputy Director of the Home Team Behavioural Sciences Centre and concurrently the Director of the Centre for Advanced Psychological Sciences, Ministry of Home Affairs. Together with her team, Siew Maan has developed an assessment and selection framework to help the ministry select high potential law enforcement and emergency rescue officers. This selection framework uses the assessment centre methodology with exercises that are designed for the Home Team context.

Ms Eunice Tan is a Principal Psychologist and Senior Assistant Director of the Operations and Leadership Psychology Branch, Home Team Behavioural Sciences Centre (HTBSC), Ministry of Home Affairs, Singapore. In this role, she oversees and leads her team in psychological research and support services in the domain of operations and leadership psychology, particularly in the areas of talent management, crisis and command leadership, as well as organisational research and interventions.

Ms Brenda Toh is a Psychologist with the Operations and Leadership Psychology Branch, Home Team Behavioural Sciences Centre (HTBSC), Ministry of Home Affairs, Singapore. Her work responsibilities include research on crisis and command leadership, the selection and development of talent, as well as organisational health and well-being. Brenda holds a Masters degree (with Distinction) in Psychology from the National University of Singapore (NUS). She is deeply interested in the areas of social psychology as well as industrial and organisational psychology. She is also a member of the Society of Police and Criminal Psychology (SPCP).

Dr Sheryl Chua is a full-time lecturer at Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), Public Safety and Security Programme. She is a certified para-counsellor and is trained in critical incident stress management (CISM), suicide first aid and psychological first aid. Sheryl completed her PhD in Psychology with Nanyang Technological University, Singapore in 2017. Her research interests include crisis and command leadership, critical incident management, and entrepreneurship.