SBF chairman Mark Lee to replace Teo Siong Seng on Enterprise SG board
Lee is also the CEO of privately held Sing Lun Holdings
The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) has announced that Mark Lee, chairman of the Singapore Business Federation, will join the board of Enterprise Singapore starting September 1. This appointment comes as Teo Siong Seng, the executive chairman of Pacific International Lines, steps down from the board. Lee brings a rich corporate and institutional background to the agency, having served as CEO of Sing Lun Holdings, a privately held enterprise involved in industries, investments, and real estate.
In addition to his role at the business federation, Lee acts as president of Blue Planet South East Asia, overseeing environmental, waste-to-energy, and waste management operations across the region. He also holds a non-executive director position at the Hong Kong-listed Crystal International Group, one of the world's largest apparel manufacturers.
Beyond his private sector ventures, Lee holds leadership roles in various committees and organizations, including the Committee for Future Economy, the Singapore National Heritage Board, Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital, and the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
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