Vicom CFO Mary Lee to retire, Chung Tying Chun to be deputy CEO
The successor for Lee, 66, has not yet been identified, said the vehicle inspection company
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[SINGAPORE] Vicom’s chief financial officer (CFO), Mary Lee, is set to step down and retire at the end of the year after 14 years in her role.
The successor for Lee, 66, has not yet been identified, said the vehicle inspection company on Wednesday (Apr 22). Lee also holds a master in business administration from the University of Hull and was previously the head of finance at Vicom parent company ComfortDelGro from 2007 to 2012.
Setsco Services CEO Chung Tying Chun will join as Vicom’s new deputy CEO from May 1. Setsco Services is a wholly owned subsidiary of Vicom and provides testing, inspection and certification services across multiple industries.
He will continue to be at the helm of Setsco Services after his appointment as Vicom’s deputy CEO.
Chung has been in his current role since 2023, having previously been Setsco’s deputy CEO and having held vice-presidencies at Vicom from 2015 to 2022.
He holds a master in chemical engineering from the University College, London and a master in business administration from the National University of Singapore.
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