Yvonne Quahe is Singaporean by birth, a sociologist by training, a facilitator, coach, HR professional and author. She has walked in the shoes of her clients, having lived abroad as a working professional and accompanying partner in Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines, the UK and now the USA. While experiencing the challenges and rewards of being part of a Dual Career Couple in a bicultural marriage, Yvonne is also mother to two third culture children who changed schools three times. Professionally, she is passionate about helping individuals manage their careers by providing results-focused coaching, which harnesses their brains to improve the quality of their career and life. She has expertise in challenging and supporting clients as they navigate change and career dilemmas and is an ardent advocate of helping Dual Career women find their voice. Yvonne has spent the last 13 years of her career designing and developing programs for Dual Career families in support of the World Bank Group's efforts to facilitate talent mobility. She is currently the Career and Program Advisor at the World Bank Group Family Network. In 2017 she designed the Career Lab to address the challenges faced by accompanying partners. She is also the author of the book We Remember: Cameos of Pioneer Life, a social history of Singapore using oral history as a medium of documentation. She also speaks at international conferences, panel discussions, podcasts and talk shows.