The co-founder of home-grown hospitality group Tipsy Collective, Mr Derek Ong, has died. He was 34. He died on Saturday, according to an online memorial put up by funeral parlour Green Pastures. Before starting the Tipsy Collective with business partner David Gan,...
She posted a photo of a smiling Mr Ong and wrote: “I’m not gonna make this picture black n white because in my memory you will always be full of life, giving colour and fun to any room you enter...
“Gone too soon. I’ve got so much to say but I don’t know where to start. I wanna thank you for Tipsy Collective and achieving every single vision you shared with me since Tipsy Penguin days,” she said. The Straits Times reported in July that the hospitality group’s largest project to date, the Tipsy Unicorn Beach Club, is slated to open on Sept 1 on Siloso Beach, taking over the space formerly occupied by Wave House.
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