Ex-senior civil servant to succeed retiring SBF CEO
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SINGAPORE Business Federation (SBF) chief executive officer (CEO) Ho Meng Kit is retiring after 10 years, to be succeeded by the business chamber's current deputy CEO and former senior civil servant Lam Yi Young, 48, who joined the SBF this July.
The leadership change takes effect from Jan 1, with Mr Ho, 64, continuing to help the SBF as its senior adviser after his retirement.
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