In the lead-up to International Women’s Day (IWD) on 8 March 2025, Mapletree organised a series of staff events to raise awareness about gender equality, as part of its commitment to Diversity and Equal Opportunity.
Wellness Talk: A total of 238 online and physical attendees gained a deeper understanding of perimenopause and midlife wellness from an Asian perspective during the session. The discussion focused on navigating challenges faced by working professionals and organisations who support women during perimenopause, and highlighted opportunities to promote greater awareness of this significant life phase.
Purple-themed IWD Mass Walk: About 80 participants decked in purple embarked on an IWD-themed mass walk from Mapletree Business City, traversing Berlayer Creek and Bukit Chermin Boardwalks, before concluding at Reflections at Keppel Bay Promenade. The route offered scenic views, allowing participants to appreciate naturewhile celebrating in the official IWD colour. Consistent with Mapletree’s objective to reduce waste, participants were asked to show their support by wearing something purple they already owned, borrowing from a friend, or getting creative with a purple accessory or homemade item.
LinkedIn Learning Courses: Mapletree employees were encouraged to explore a curated list of diversity, equity and inclusion courses to foster a more inclusive and equitable environment.
Internal Communications on IWD: Mapletree employees were sent an infographic highlighting the importance of IWD and gender equality, and charting Mapletree’s progress in pursuit of this goal.
Inaugural IWD edition on Mapletree’s Publication, Mapping: The March-June 2025 issue of the magazine featured interviews with four female representatives from Mapletree senior management (Ms Wendy Koh, Ms Jean Kam, Ms Ler Lily and Ms Sharon Lim), Singapore’s most decorated Paralympian Yip Pin Xiu and Malaysia’s trailblazing Chief Investment Officer at the Employees Provident Fund, Ms Rohaya Mohammad Yusof in an exclusive feature.
Purple-themed mass walk to promote physical wellness and commemorate International Women’s Day.
