LTA chief executive Chew Men Leong quits

Published Fri, Aug 5, 2016 · 10:40 AM

[SINGAPORE] Land Transport Authority (LTA) chief executive Chew Men Leong has resigned, less than two years after he assumed the helm.

In a shock announcement to LTA's staff of some 6,000 people, Mr Chew said he was leaving for "personal career development" in the private sector. While he did not say where he was heading for, there is speculation that he would join the Singapore Technologies fold.

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