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Temasek appoints 3 external hires to senior management, including MTI perm sec Gabriel Lim

The company says it will continue to rotate and expose its leaders across different sectors and functions

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Navene Elangovan

Navene Elangovan

Published Mon, Aug 5, 2024 · 05:00 PM
    • Gabriel Lim (left) will join Temasek as its joint head for corporate strategy, while Eng Aik Meng (centre) and Dinesh Khanna (right) will join as joint heads of Temasek's portfolio development group.
    • Gabriel Lim (left) will join Temasek as its joint head for corporate strategy, while Eng Aik Meng (centre) and Dinesh Khanna (right) will join as joint heads of Temasek's portfolio development group. PHOTO: TEMASEK

    SINGAPORE investment company Temasek will appoint three new external hires, including a permanent secretary, to senior leadership roles over the next two months.

    Gabriel Lim, who is currently permanent secretary for policy at the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), will join Temasek on Oct 1 as its joint head for corporate strategy. He will retire from the public service on Sep 1 after 24 years in service.

    Thanking Lim for his “dedicated service”, Chan Chun Sing, Minister-in-charge of the Public Service, said that he had served “with distinction” in various ministries.

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