An active student who loved sports, Mr Alwyn Keng saw his life dramatically altered after a swimming pool accident robbed him of the use of his legs in his first year in university. Despite the adversity, the business student at the National University of Singapore (NUS) returned to school and managed to do well in his studies. The motivation to excel in his studies resulted in him graduating with top honours and landing a job as a bank analyst at HSBC.
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