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Several key executives exit SingPost amid restructuring retrenchment

The company is left with group chief operating officer Neo Su Yin, group CFO Isaac Mah, acting CEO for the international business unit Gan Heng and chief legal officer Jonathan Ooi

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Tay Peck Gek

Tay Peck Gek

Published Tue, Apr 1, 2025 · 11:29 AM — Updated Tue, Apr 1, 2025 · 09:56 PM
    • Lee Eng Keat was the head of strategy and communications at Singapore Post.
    • Sehr Ahmed was the group chief people officer.
    • Noel Singgih was the group chief information officer.
    • Michelle Lee was the chief sustainability officer.
    • These manpower changes came post an announcement by SingPost in February on upcoming retrenchment of 45 employees, with the layoffs primarily in corporate support units.
    • Lee Eng Keat was the head of strategy and communications at Singapore Post. PHOTO: SINGPOST
    • Sehr Ahmed was the group chief people officer. PHOTO: SINGPOST
    • Noel Singgih was the group chief information officer. PHOTO: SINGPOST
    • Michelle Lee was the chief sustainability officer. PHOTO: SINGPOST
    • These manpower changes came post an announcement by SingPost in February on upcoming retrenchment of 45 employees, with the layoffs primarily in corporate support units. PHOTO: BT FILE

    [SINGAPORE] Several executives of Singapore Post (SingPost) appear to have abruptly exited the company, with four of them in key roles, in the latest leadership changes at the national postal service provider.

    Lee Eng Keat, Sehr Ahmed, Noel Singgih and Michelle Lee were no longer listed on SingPost’s website as key executives as at Tuesday (Apr 1). They were, respectively, the head of strategy and communications, group chief people officer, group chief information officer and chief sustainability officer.

    Audrey Teoh, chief information security officer, and Hendrik Liyuwardi, head of IT Infrastructure and service management, also announced their departure on Tuesday.

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