Singapore Tote Board to get new chief executive in October
Mr Mark Tan Kiak Yang, currently the deputy chief executive for corporate and development at LTA, will succeed Mr Tan Choon Shian.
The Singapore Totalisator Board (Tote Board) is set to appoint a new chief executive in October, with Mark Tan Kiak Yang taking over from Tan Choon Shian. Tan Choon Shian has served as the Tote Board's chief executive since July 2023 and will assume the position of senior adviser to the Tote Board as of October 1. This change in leadership comes as part of the Tote Board's strategic transition towards becoming a more innovative, data-driven, and impact-focused organization.
Mark Tan, currently deputy chief executive (Corporate & Development) at the Land Transport Authority (LTA), brings over two decades of public service experience, including roles in policy, operations, and transformation at the Ministry of Finance (MOF), Ministry of Transport (MOT), and LTA. His expertise includes leading cross-sector initiatives, strengthening organizational capabilities, and engaging various stakeholders.
His appointment is expected to further enhance Tote Board's mission of improving lives and building a better Singapore.
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