CEO McGregor passes SLNG baton to Ng
Changeover will take effect by the year-end; extensive search for new chief executive started a year ago
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AS PART of a planned succession, the CEO of the recently started Singapore LNG (SLNG) terminal, Neil McGregor, has decided to step down and pass on his four-year stewardship of the multi-billion dollar facility to incoming CEO-designate John Ng by year-end.
The move comes "after an extensive search process that commenced a year ago", the SLNG board said yesterday.
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