CEO wanted: Law Society puts out job ad for chief executive role to lead ‘institutional renewal’ amid police probe
The incoming head’s primary mandate will be to strengthen the society’s culture and governance
The Law Society of Singapore has advertised for a new CEO amid a police investigation into allegations of workplace misconduct, according to The Business Times. The internal audit, triggered by an anonymous email in September 2025, found significant shortcomings in leadership, governance, and culture. LawSoc reported that the audit was completed and the contents were not to be made public until investigations concluded.
The society's presidents over the past three years were Adrian Tan, Jason Chan, and Lisa Sam. The most recent election of a new president, Dinesh Singh Dhillon, was met with controversy when a group of former presidents protested his appointment.
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