Charlotte Goh Hui Huang is a Singaporean billionaire and a member of the prominent Goh family, owners of one of the world's largest paint empires. She is the daughter of Goh Hup Jin, chairman of Nippon Paint South-east Asia (Nipsea), and the granddaughter of the late legendary tycoon Goh Cheng Liang.

Charlotte became a billionaire in late 2024 through an unprecedented succession plan where her grandfather transferred a 55% stake in Tokyo-listed Nippon Paint Holdings directly to six of his grandchildren. Each grandchild, including Charlotte and her sisters Henrietta and Victoria, received a stake worth approximately US$1.1 billion.

• Core Asset: Nipsea International (Nippon Paint's Asia-Pacific operations).
• Inheritance: Direct transfer of wealth worth US$1.1 billion in 2024.
• Family Legacy: Third generation of the family behind Asia-Pacific's largest paint maker.

While members of the second generation, such as her father Goh Hup Jin, maintain voting control and strategic decision-making power over the family’s business interests, Charlotte has focused her efforts on social impact.

Charlotte is known for her commitment to charitable work, having co-founded a foundation in Bali over a decade ago. The organization focuses on providing scholarships, tutoring, healthcare, and counseling services to underserved children in the region. This move aligns with the Goh family’s long history of discretion and established philanthropic traditions via the Goh Foundation.

• Philanthropic Focus: Co-founder of a Bali-based children's education and healthcare foundation.
• Governance: Major stakeholder in the family-owned Nipsea International.