Mundane Glory, which celebrated the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China for Mango TV. Olsen has represented, in various capacities, commercial brands such as Omega, Motorola Electronics, Goldheart Jewelry, Redken, Nescafé Gold, Shell Petroleum Fuel Save Ambassador, BlackBerry Messenger, Cosme Decorte AQMW, Physiogel, L'Oréal Lancome Genefique, The Body Shop. Politics In November 2004, Olsen was appointed a Nominated Member of Parliament (NMP) in Singapore. Her main role as an NMP was to highlight issues pertaining to youth and volunteerism. In the course of her term, she touched on issues like access to public transport for the disabled, legislation for child sex tourism, enhancing supervisory guidance for voluntary welfare organisations, and sex education in schools. In the 2005 parliamentary debate on Integrated Resort, Olsen called for stronger measures to address the social problems of compulsive gambling, including mandating a loss limit for casino patrons and requiring the casino operator to provide responsible gambling counselling services. She championed inclusivity for people with disabilities and called for the captioning of the Channel 5 English news program. Olsen served two terms and remained an NMP until 2009. She did not apply for a third term in parliament. Advisory boards Olsen is an advisor to Space for Humanity, a non-profit organisation headquartered in Denver, Colorado. She is currently a member of the National Museum of Singapore's advisory board and a management committee member of Club HEAL. Author Olsen published the children's book "I'm a Girl. See what I can be!" in 2018, which consists of a series of poems about ten women from the video series, WomenTalk. The book is illustrated by 10 autistic Singaporean artists and designed by HATCH design. It was successfully crowdfunded on Indiegogo. Speaker and moderator Olsen has been engaged to speak globally on a wide range of topics, from women's empowerment, leadership, resilience, and various social issues. She is a keynote speaker and has spoken at international events such as the Cartier Women's Awards, the United Nations, LH Forum in France, in educational institutions around the world such as Harvard and universities in India, and various parts of Southeast Asia including Vietnam, the Philippines, and Singapore. Olsen had also moderated various forums, and high-profile individuals such as Helle Thorning-Schmidt, the former Prime Minister of Denmark, and panelists from the Swedish Embassy's Disability Forum. On 6 May 2020, Olsen moderated an online webinar for Médecins Sans