Woon Tai Ho

In February 2013, Woon released his debut novel Riot Green, set in the cut-throat world of South-east Asian art. Riot Green is in the process of being adapted into a movie.

In August 2013, Woon was appointed as Director for Media and Marketing for the National Gallery Singapore. In January 2015, Woon, in a shock move, quit the National Art Gallery. Woon is currently a senior media consultant at communications consultancy RHT ARC Comms & Relations.

Woon has also contributed articles on art and travel to The Business Times and The Straits Times, and helped put together an exhibition of early Keith Haring drawings in 2012.

In 2009, he left MediaCorp and in June of the same year, founded media consultancy Green Orange.

In November 2008, Woon released a non-fiction book on the life and work of Cultural Medallion recipient Tan Swie Hian, To Paint a Smile.

In 1999, he launched Channel NewsAsia. From 2000 to 2004, which Woon describes as "the most rewarding years of my life", he was the CEO of MediaCorp TV12, and from 2004 to 2009, the managing director of MediaCorp News.

Woon began his career as a producer in Singapore Broadcasting Corporation and Television Corporation of Singapore, producing programmes like Depth of Field: A Portrait of Chua Soo Bin (1989), A Changing Beat (1990) and War in the Gulf (1991).

Woon attended Telok Kurau Secondary School and Hwa Chong Junior College on scholarships, and graduated from the National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Political Science in 1982.

Woon Tai Ho (Chinese: 云大篪 ; pinyin: Yun Dachi ) (born 26 July 1958), is a veteran media practitioner, TV producer, art collector and writer. He is the founder of Channel NewsAsia.