PIN Prestige Singapore names new managing editor

BurdaLuxury has promoted Ng Han Min to managing editor of PIN Prestige Singapore, effective immediately.

In his new position, Ng will oversee the editorial and creative direction of PIN Prestige Singapore, with a focus on strengthening its content offerings and signature experiences. He will also continue to build on the title’s high-fashion editorials and celebrity-driven reporting, while bridging digital and print platforms as part of its broader content strategy.

Ng reports directly to Lena Kwek, managing director and publisher of BurdaLuxury Singapore and Malaysia.

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Ng was previously group editor for watches and jewellery across Prestige Singapore and PIN Prestige Singapore, a role he held since 2023. He has been with BurdaLuxury since 2016, where he has held multiple editorial roles, including fashion and watches editor for PIN Prestige Malaysia.

Commenting on his appointment, Ng said: “Having been part of the BurdaLuxury family for the past 10 years, I’m deeply honoured to step into the role of managing editor."

"I’m committed to preserving the essence of what makes this magazine unique, while pushing boundaries in how we tell stories and engage our audience. Expanding our community and delivering content that inspires, informs, and connects will remain at the heart of everything we do," Ng added. 

Lena Kwek, managing director and publisher, BurdaLuxury Singapore and Malaysia, said Ng brings both experience and creativity to the role.

“I am thrilled to see Ng take on the role of managing editor for PIN Prestige Singapore. Ng is a seasoned editor who has honed his skills across our titles and possesses the creativity to uncover new opportunities for the brand. I am confident in his ability to drive growth and lead the brand’s presence within the Chinese-language luxury media space as managing editor," Kwek stated.

The appointment comes amid wider changes at BurdaLuxury’s parent company, following an agreement by Burda Media to sell its Southeast Asia media assets to Jaipur Capital, a Singapore-headquartered venture capital and investment platform. The deal covers BurdaLuxury’s operations across Thailand, India, Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong, and includes the transfer of all staff and existing management teams.

Burda Media said the divestment forms part of a broader strategic shift to focus on its core European markets and digital growth priorities, while positioning BurdaLuxury under ownership more closely aligned with long-term regional investment in lifestyle and media assets.

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