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Former CapitaLand CEO Lim Ming Yan elected Singapore Business Federation's new chairman

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SINGAPORE - The Singapore Business Federation (SBF) elected Mr Lim Ming Yan, Workforce Singapore chairman and former CEO of CapitaLand, as its new chairman at its 18th annual general meeting on Tuesday (June 30).. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - The Singapore Business Federation elected Mr Lim Ming Yan, Workforce Singapore chairman and former CEO of CapitaLand, as its new chairman at its 18th annual general meeting on Tuesday .

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat, who addressed the AGM, noted SBF's critical role in the tripartite effort involving the Government, employers and the labour movement in helping Singapore to emerge stronger from the Covid-19 crisis. He also noted the exemplary leadership of Mr Teo at SBF's helm:"He is a captain of industry and also a captain of many ships. I have come to know him for his candour, his constructive spirit to issues, and his collaborative spirit. This is why he is so highly respected by all tripartite stakeholders."

 

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