Kimberly Lim is a journalist at MSN. She covers a diverse range of themes including agriculture and farming, beauty and fashion, health and wellness, and marketing and advertising, with a particular focus on consumer health and sustainable agriculture. Kimberly's work has been featured in notable publications such as adobo magazine and RICE Media.
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Kimberly Lim's articles largely focus on politics, government announcements, and social trends in Singapore. She appears to be interested in expert commentary related to these topics. If you are reaching out to her, consider providing insights into political developments, government policies or international relations involving Singapore. Additionally, experts who can provide analysis of social media trends or the impact of current events on society would likely align with her coverage interests.
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Iran War The World Keeps Asking Iran the Wrong Question
By: Kimberly Lim
Cannes Lions names Jim Stengel as the inaugural Lions Laureate for Marketing, recognising his lasting contributions to creative marketing, leadership, and industry mentorship.
By: Kimberly Lim
While one of the newer additions to the Cannes Lions awards program, the Creative Data Lions has quickly become a showcase for ideas where data fuels creativity rather than simply measuring it.
By: Kimberly Lim
At this year's Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity , one of Thailand's biggest wins came from an industry that rarely commands the spotlight.
By: Kimberly Lim
The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity has announced its 2026 Young Lions Competitions winners, following seven competitions across four days.
By: Kimberly Lim
Ms Jasmine Lim, 29, with her husband. The married couple lived apart for over a year while waiting to move into their Build-to-Order flat. (Photo: Jasmine Lim)
By: Kimberly Lim
After multiple rejections by local universities, Dr Joel Tan entertained the thought that he might not be cut out for higher education. A last‑ditch application to the University of Toronto changed everything for him.
The Philippines has secured 26 finalist slots at , with agencies across the country earning recognition for work spanning branded entertainment, film, design, outdoor, social and influencer, direct, interactive, and sustainability.
Despite stiffer penalties and increased enforcement, some road users in Singapore can't give up their need for speed. Can we ever solve our speeding problem, and how?
By: Kimberly Lim
Mr Brandon Seah turns to books and other resources to deepen his understanding of the Teochew diaect. (Photo: CNA/Mak Jia Kee)
