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SPH Media announces changes to leadership and board, including new managing director

[SINGAPORE] SPH Media chief executive officer Chan Yeng Kit takes on the role of executive chairman from Thursday (Oct 1), assuming an...

Sph Media's chief executive officer Chan Yeng Kit will assume the role of executive chairman from October 1, expanding his leadership responsibilities. This comes after Khaw Boon Wan retires after five years as chairman of both SPH Media Trust and SPH Media Holdings. Kuek Yu Chuang, the current deputy CEO, will become the managing director, overseeing day-to-day operations and the company's immediate and medium-term plans.

New directors joining the SPHMH board include Mohamed Irshad, Edward Chen, Kohe Hasan, and Liew Wei Li. The new members bring diversity in community, youth, and technology sectors, helping SPH Media evolve with the changing media landscape.

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