Surbana Jurong (SJ Group) is celebrating its 10th anniversary with new partnerships to mark the milestone. In a press release, the Temasek-owned consultancy company says the partnerships “bring nature, technology and people together”, reflecting its commitment towards the transition to a regenerative future.

A partnership with the National Parks Board (NParks) will see SJ donating $1 million to the Garden City Fund, NParks’ registered charity and Institution of a Public Character (IPC). SJ will also contribute up to $1 million in-kind consultancy support.

NParks dedicated an orchid, the Vanda Surbana Jurong, to mark the occasion. The flower was unveiled at SJ’s anniversary celebrations on Oct 14. “We appreciate SJ’s support and contribution towards greater nature-positive climate resilience in Singapore,” said NParks CEO Hwang Yu-Ning.

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As part of the 10th anniversary celebrations, SJ is also expanding its flagship SJ Campus with two new spaces. The first is the SJ Digital Experience Centre, which offers an interactive environment where clients, partners and industry stakeholders can see how SJ tools and platforms can be leveraged to drive efficiency and unlock asset value.

The second new space is the Design and Artificial Intelligence (D•AI) Fab Lab @ SJ, which was established through a partnership with the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). According to SJ, the space will “bring together industry and academia to nurture ‘trilingual’ talent”, resulting in innovators that are skilled at combining design, AI and domain expertise to create value for their organisations.

“By combining design, data and artificial intelligence, the D•AI Fab Lab @ SJ will give our people and partners a space to experiment, prototype and learn together,” says Jason Vollen, global head of innovation at SJ.