MDA to get new CEO
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THE Media Development Authority (MDA) will be getting a new CEO come December, the regulator said on Monday. Gabriel Lim, the outgoing principal private secretary to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, will be appointed CEO-designate from Nov 17, before taking over as CEO from Dec 8.
Mr Lim replaces Koh Lin-Net, who had been appointed CEO of MDA on Nov 1, 2012. According to MDA, Ms Koh will "take on another leadership posting in 2015".
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