The NUS Students’ Business Club, commonly known as Bizad Club, is the student-led organisation that represents all undergraduates pursuing the BBA, BAC, and RE degrees in NUS Business School. The club aims to foster lasting bonds and facilitate communication flow between BBA students, the BBA Office, and other external parties.
Since its formation, Bizad Club has consistently provided numerous opportunities and initiatives to not only enhance the professional competency of our student body, but also to provide our students with an unforgettable student life. We also take great pride in creating the ultimate freshmen experience every summer, kicking off university life for our incoming freshmen.
MISSION
Our mission is to be the driving force in establishing NUS Business School as a world-renowned institution with a dynamic, vibrant, and close-knit community – past, present and future.
4,797
Number of Bizad Club Members
2,382
FOP Attendees
81
Exchange Partner Universities
NUS FLAG Raised Over
S$530K
For Our Beneficiaries Under Community Chest In The Past Five Years
BCR had
12,000
Participants
Raised Over
$2.2M
in the Past 12 Years
More Than
400
Student Bursary Awards
Support For
13
Social Service Agencies
VISION
To create vibrancy and encourage professional development in NUS Business School, through student leaders who have a strong passion to serve and a tenacious dedication to empower the student voice.
39TH MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Otherwise known as the Exco, the Executive Committee comprises the President, Vice Presidents and Secretaries. The Executive Committee oversees the entire NUS Bizad Club and coordinates with all the committees across the three cells to ensure that strategic choices and policies are carried out in a way that is consistent with the Club’s vision and values.
The President, together with his Executive Committee, makes top-level decisions concerning the direction and future of the Club for the betterment of all NUS Business School students. He represents and oversees the Club in planning and executing school-wide events, as well as external functions and forums. Above all, he upholds the image of the club and school. The President also represents NUS Business School and the Club in NUS Students’ Union (NUSSU) as the Faculty Club President and discusses school-level issues with other Presidents. Therefore, by default, he is also a member of the NUSSU Council, raising key concerns of the student population where viable. Overall, he is heavily involved in decision-making processes that safeguard the interests of the Faculty and students. |
The Vice-President (Internal) leads the Internal Cell of Bizad Club by guiding his directors and serving as the primary voice of the cell. His role oversees the development of the Internal Cell, ensures smooth execution of student-focused initiatives, and manages routine operations throughout the year.
The Vice-President (Internal) is responsible for supporting, representing and coordinating the Internal Cell’s actions across various stakeholders. These include other cells within Bizad Club, as well as the BBA Office, OSA, OSHE, NUSSU, and both faculty and non-faculty organisations.
Working closely with his directors, the Internal Cell champions student interests and welfare. His work spans merchandise, sports, community engagement, to academic support, feedback collection, constitutional discussions and student representation.
The Internal Cell exists to enhance student life and strengthen well-being within the Business School. The Vice-President (Internal) ensures that student voices are heard, valued and translated into meaningful initiatives that uplift the entire Bizad community.
The Vice-President (External) leads the External Cell of Bizad Club, providing strategic direction and guidance to her directors. She strives to expand opportunities and enrich the student experience through external engagement, ensuring every initiative benefits Bizad students personally, professionally, and collectively.
The Vice-President (External) is responsible for supporting, representing and coordinating the External Cell’s actions across various stakeholders. These include other cells within Bizad Club, as well as the BBA Office, OSA, OSHE, NUSSU, and both faculty and non-faculty organisations.
The External Cell liaises with corporate partners, alumni, and industry representatives to secure sponsorships and collaborations that support initiatives such as Bizad Charity Run. It also organizes career and industry-related events in fields like Real Estate and Accountancy, and plans programs for exchange students.
The External Cell exists to empower students, broaden their horizons, and strengthen their sense of connection to the business world and beyond.
The Vice-President (Student Life) guides and sets the direction for the Student Life Cell of the Bizad Club. She supports, represents, and integrates the 5 Freshmen Orientation Projects (FOPs) that are organized annually, namely, NUS Business Camp, RAG & FLAG, O’Week, and Jam’N’Hop. This involves aligning each FOP to a common vision, ensuring they align with the image of the club and school and working together with internal and external organizations, such as the BBA Office, OSA, OSHE, NUSSU, and external sponsors/vendors and creating a memorable FOP experience for incoming freshmen.
The Vice-President (Student Life) is also in charge of Project XOXO, the flagship event of the Student Life Cell. Project XOXO is a Valentine’s Day event, involving the entire Student Life Cell, that aims to create vibrancy within the NUS Business School community and serve as a platform for the Student Life Cell to work together towards a common goal.
From information management and facilities booking to deconfliction between parties, the General Secretary manages various tasks to ensure the smooth running of Bizad Club’s events. She is also involved in implementing and coordinating the club’s procedures, acting as the liaison between our club and the BBA Office.
On top of managing the club’s administrative matters, the General Secretary works closely with the President to maintain the welfare and cohesiveness of Bizad Club’s Management Committee members.
The Communications Secretary leads the strategic direction and positioning of the ‘Bizad’ brand, overseeing all internal and external communications to ensure alignment with the Club’s objectives and communication strategy. She manages effective communication within Bizad Club and externally with our stakeholders. Responsible for maintaining the perceived image of Bizad Club, she works with the rest of the Management Committee and establishes the appropriate direction for the brand.
The Communications Secretary is the final approving authority of all publicity, publications, and internal/ external communications of Bizad Club. In this capacity, she ensures consistency in tone, messaging and visual identity across all platforms, including but not limited to Instagram, Telegram and the Bizad Club Website. Through proactive stakeholder engagement and careful message management, she safeguards and enhances the Club’s public image, strengthening its visibility and credibility within the broader community.
The Financial Secretary manages the club’s budget and expenses within Bizad Club. She works closely with NUS OFS, OSA, and BBA office to handle financial transactions and sets out the club’s internal control measures. Together with the President, she is the final approving authority for making procurement at the student level, ensuring accountable expenses and fiscal prudence. The Financial Secretary and her deputy works closely with the treasurers of the various committees to ensure that financial procedures are abided by and also ensures smooth running of Bizad club activities. |
The Operations Secretary oversees and manages all resources under the Bizad Club’s ownership, including the NUS Business Students’ Lounge, also known as ‘The Pulse’. She is also tasked to foster a vibrant and dynamic student environment through initiatives and activities held at The Pulse, such as the Pulse Flea Mart.
The Operations Committee works closely with various committees to facilitate all their logistics requests and Pulse booking in a timely manner to ensure smooth execution of all Bizad Club activities.
Through a variety of projects, including sports, recreation, merchandise, giveaways, and academic support, the Internal Cell is in charge of all the exciting events at NUS Business School. The Internal Cell aims to boost vibrancy and inclusivity within the student community and make your student experience an enjoyable, fashionable and unforgettable one!
The Director of Academia is responsible for the planning and execution of academic-related initiatives for the BBA students. His role includes planning revision sessions and crash courses, handling academic-related enquiries, as well as supporting and advising the BBA office on academic matters. He is also in charge of Bizad Abroad 2026, an overseas immersion programme.
On top of that, The Director of Academia also works hand-in-hand with the Communications Secretary on “the Bizpedia” project – an academic encyclopedia for NUS business students’ easy perusal. These infographics pertain to matters such as Coursereg, course reviews, and SEP application procedures, which are available on the NUS Bizad Club Website.
The Director of Business Development oversees initiatives that enhance a strong sense of belonging through creative & exclusive Bizad merchandise. The Business Development Committee drives revenue generation to sustain Bizad Club’s diverse operations. In this role, he spearheads efforts to strengthen Bizad Club’s brand identity and prestige by conceptualising, designing, and launching exclusive merchandise. He also serves as the primary liaison between Bizad Club and external parties, ensuring smooth collaborations and high-quality outcomes that reflect the Club’s professional image. |
The Director of Community Engagement helps bring volunteering opportunities to NUS Business students through exploring partnerships with external organisations.
Through her committee, she aims to foster a strong spirit of giving within the student community, build long-lasting relations between students and beneficiaries, and, most importantly, make volunteering a way of life. She liaises with the Bizad Club, NUS Business School, and external voluntary organizations to find ways to meet beneficiaries’ needs. In the long run, the Committee plans to establish regular volunteering initiatives and diversify the type of beneficiaries engaged.
The Director of Sports leads the Sports Committee and oversees the organization of sports-related events for the Bizad community, such as Bizventure, an overnight cycling event, along with various new initiatives. These activities serve as platforms to promote camaraderie in a fun and engaging way, ultimately fostering a stronger Bizad spirit.
In addition, she plays an integral role in organizing and facilitating the annual Inter-Faculty Games, ensuring that Business School athletes are well-prepared and strive for excellence in representing the faculty each year.
The Director of Welfare is responsible for taking care of the welfare of the NUS Business School student population, making sure they receive welfare over the course of the school year through events such as Spooktober, Month of Welfare, Exam Welfare Packs (EWP) and other miscellaneous giveaways. He plays an important role in ensuring the Welfare Committee’s events meet the needs of the general student body. He has led close collaborations with the Operations Secretary and Director of Corporate Partnerships to inculcate a sense of belonging and identity within the NUS Business School. He is also responsible for securing various giveaway items for Exam Welfare Packs (EWPs) and other initiatives. |
The External Cell manages your career services & networking events, takes care of our exchange students, and secures corporate sponsorships for all five Freshman Orientation Projects (FOPs). The External Cell also aims to connect the students with the community through our Bizad Charity Run. With programs and events tailored for BBA, BAC and RE students, the External Cell is committed to providing Bizaders with all the information and support they require as they get ready for the working world.
The Director of Corporate Partnerships facilitates the organization of all Bizad Club events by ensuring that the respective Directors receive the necessary funds to execute them smoothly. He does so by sourcing sponsorships from big establishments and companies for monetary and/or product sponsorships.
He works behind the scenes on ad-hoc projects with his subcommittee, which includes a team of liaisons and five marketing heads of Freshmen Orientation Projects (FOPs). In addition, he works closely with his subcommittee to explore how external stakeholders can involve themselves in the activities organized by the Bizad Club.
The Director of International Relations (IR) leads the International Relations Committee in fostering cross-cultural understanding and inclusivity within the Bizad community. The Committee plays a vital role in helping international and exchange students integrate into NUS and Singapore through engaging initiatives that promote meaningful connections and cultural exchange.
Beyond event planning, the Director provides strategic direction and mentorship to the committee, ensuring smooth coordination with other departments to involve international students in Bizad Club’s wider activities. Through these efforts, the IR team strives to build a cohesive, welcoming, and globally minded community that celebrates diversity while upholding the Bizad spirit. Additionally, the Committee represents NUS Business School in hosting international delegates and strengthening partnerships with global institutions, contributing to the school’s reputation as an inclusive and internationally connected academic environment.
The Project Director of the Bizad Charity Run (BCR) leads the strategic direction, planning, and execution of NUS Business School’s flagship annual fundraising event, jointly organised by the NUS Business School Alumni Association (NUSBSA) and the NUS Bizad Club.
As Project Director, she steers overall event strategy, ensuring that BCR is positioned for success across sponsorships, marketing, stakeholder relations, and event experience. Working closely with the BCR Chairman (NUSBSA), she helps engage distinguished guests, cultivate partnerships, and strengthen alignment with broader strategic goals. She balances strategic foresight with on-the-ground leadership, anticipating challenges, guiding the committee through complex decisions, and ensuring the event remains impactful, financially sound, and true to its purpose.
Through her leadership, she strives to create an event that uplifts beneficiaries, connects participants and fosters a lasting culture of teamwork, excellence, and giving back within the NUS Business community.
Biz Accountancy Network (BAN) is dedicated to strengthening the learning and professional journey of NUS Accountancy students. Our core purpose is to bridge knowledge gaps beyond the classroom and provide early exposure to the industry.
As the BAN director, he leads initiatives that strengthen both academic foundations and professional readiness for Accountancy students, such as networking events, career fairs and revision sessions, in order to equip them with the skills and confidence to embark on their careers
Biz Real Estate Network (BREN) is a new initiative spearheaded by a group of passionate Real Estate students in the Bizad family. BREN provides a platform for NUS Real Estate students to connect with one another, alumni, and potential employers. It also provides opportunities for students to hone their real estate knowledge and skills and gain exposure via information sessions and networking events.
The Director of BREN represents the interests of the real estate student body in NUS. She is responsible for spearheading BREN’s initiatives and is in charge of understanding and catering to the needs of students. In addition, she hopes to create a network of possibilities that empower students with relevant academic and industry knowledge to fulfill their career goals.
The Director of BizCare is in charge of the Business Career Development Committee. BizCare’s long-term goal is to be the bridge between the student body, professional bodies, and the NUS Career Service Office (CSO). This is done to place students in a better position in the competitive working world and help them discover their inner passions as they decide and plan their professional lives.
The BizCare Director heads her committee in 3 main areas: organizing events (internally based or via collaboration with professional bodies), managing outreach channels like the BizCare Website (a one-stop place for student’s career information needs), Linkedin, Instagram and Telegram pages, building strong relations with NUS CSO, as well as communicating feedbacks from the student body.
The BizConnect Director leads a team that bridges students and alumni. Her team organises various events and gives students the platform to network with alumni in meaningful ways.
BizConnect’s flagship events include NUS Business School’s largest student-run networking event, BizConnexxion; and Alumni Spotlight, a podcast series with quick insights for busy students.
The Student Life Cell is responsible for all five Freshman Orientation Projects (NBC, O’Week, RAG, FLAG, Jam ‘N’ Hop). Through their exciting and refreshing FOPs, the Student Life Cell aims to give the best freshman experience for incoming students and create a memorable journey for Bizaders.
NUS Business Camp (NBC) is the first of the 5 Freshman Orientation Projects (FOPs) at NUS Business School. As the firestarter that ignites the summer FOP season, NBC takes pride in setting the bar and serving as the exemplar for all other camps. Every year, it receives overwhelming interest, offering incoming freshmen a genuine introduction to the vibrant Bizad spirit and pride.
The NBC Project Director is committed to preserving and elevating NBC’s legacy as the most phenomenal and impactful camp. Beyond overseeing the camp’s strategic direction, she leads a dedicated committee through months of meticulous planning, turning big ideas into unforgettable moments and ensuring every freshman walks away with incredible memories and lifelong friendships.
The RAG Project Director manages and executes the performance at the annual charity event of Business RAG (or B’RAG as remembered fondly by Bizaders), a tradition steeped in pride and excellence amongst Bizaders. A legacy of RAGGOLD that needs to be upheld. Along with other members of the Student Life Cell, he helps to forge a meaningful Freshmen Orientation experience for incoming Freshmen, and ensure they assimilate into NUS Business School. His role involves coordinating the performance and a wonderful experience for the participants, creating a vibrant performance that was made possible by creativity and teamwork by him and his team members. His role is to ensure the all involved in this are kept motivated and determined for the entire journey.
NUS Business FLAG is a freshman orientation programme that allows freshmen from NUS Business School to make new friends, while participating in meaningful events that give back to our community. These events range from community engagement sessions to fundraising efforts. BizFLAG has also upheld the title of FLAG Gold for over 20 years, and aims to continue this legacy every year.
The Project Director spearheads the planning and execution of these events, ensuring that they are meaningful, smooth-sailing and impactful. She also liaises with the NUSSU RAG&FLAG Committee, Bizad Club, NUS Business School and external voluntary organizations for FLAG Events.
She ensures that she leaves a lasting impact on the community through FLAG events, and curates an exciting, memorable experience for the freshmen involved. Through her efforts, she strives to inculcate the passion for volunteering among students and promote a culture of giving in the Bizad community by acting as the bridge between the students and beneficiaries.
Biz O’Week is the largest of the five Business Freshmen Orientation Projects (FOPs) and the biggest camp in the university. The O’Week Project Director plans and delivers this experience with care and precision. Each year, O’Week draws an overwhelming response, building genuine connections, the Bizad Spirit among incoming freshmen, and sparking real excitement for their journey in NUS. At the same time, the camp eases freshmen into the academic side of university life, equipping them to begin their NUS Business School journey with confidence.
The Project Director sets the vision, guides the committee toward clear goals, and anchors O’Week within the Business Freshmen Orientation Projects under the Student Life Cell, helping every newcomer find a home away from home.
The Jam‘N’Hop Project Director and his team organise the annual NUS Business pageant. Coordinating the pageant’s performances, he is the driving force behind the creativity of the annual Jam‘N’Hop show. He is responsible for maintaining the Bizad spirit, ensuring that all the contestants are good representatives of NUS Business. He makes sure that their welfare is also looked after and creates an inclusive family amongst participants and the larger Bizad community.
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