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Healthway Medical Group – Corporate moves

Lam Pin Woon has been appointed ED wef Jan 1, 2011
Work experience: CEO, Health Promotion Board; CEO (group health supplements division), Cerebos Pacific Ltd

Gul Technologies Singapore – Corporate moves

Surachet Chaipatamanont has been appointed independent director wef Nov 30
Work experience: MD, Halcyonasia Advisors (Singapore) Pte Ltd; MD, China Division, Guoco Group
 

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Great Eastern Holdings – Corporate moves

Christopher Brian Wei has been appointed group CEO wef Feb 10, 2011
Work experience: Executive VP/group chief marketing officer, American International Assurance Co Ltd, Hong Kong (AIA); head, Bancassurance & direct marketing, AIA
 

United Overseas Bank – Corporate moves

Tan Lip-Bu has been appointed independent director wef Nov 15
Work experience: Founder/chairman, Walden Int’l; president/CEO, Cadence Design Systems Inc

Union Steel Holdings – Corporate moves

Tan Hon Yih has been appointed group financial controller wef Nov 15
Work experience: Manager, business analysis & control, Far East Organization; accounting group head, PT JAS Airport Services, Jakarta

 

Threadneedle – Corporate moves

Raymundo Yu has been appointed chairman, Asia Pacific wef November 2010
Work experience: Chairman, Asia Pacific region, Merrill Lynch; regional director, Merrill Lynch

Singapore Post – Corporate moves

Bill Chang York Chye has been appointed non-executive director wef Nov 15
Work experience: Executive VP (business), Sing Tel; chairman, Grid Communications Pte Ltd; MD, Cisco Systems’ Advanced Services Group

Scintronix Corp – Corporate moves

Yong Thiam Fook, Alan has been appointed independent director/audit committee chairman
Work experience: Director, Beng Kuang Marine Ltd; CFO, JK Yaming Int’l Holdings Ltd; CFO/director, Labroy Marine Ltd

Reyphon Agriceutical – Corporate moves

Lan Chunguang has been appointed ED/CEO wef Nov 19
Work experience: GM, Sinomem group of companies; VP, Sinomem Technology Ltd

Pacific Andes Resources Devt – Corporate moves

Chew Hai Chwee has been appointed independent director/audit committee member wef Nov 22
Work experience: Owner/managing partner, Surecanlah (consultancy and investment firm); independent director, Stratech Systems Ltd

Novo Group – Corporate moves

Tse To Chung, Lawrence has been appointed independent director wef Nov 19
Work experience: Partner, Joyce Chan & Co, Hong Kong; more than 17 years of legal practice experience

Metax Engineering Corp – Corporate moves

Lai Hock Meng has been appointed independent director/audit committee member wef Nov 16
Work experience: Chairman, HML Consulting Group; MD, Tembusu Partners Pte Ltd; chairman, Blue Ocean Capital Partners

K1 Ventures – Corporate moves

Masroor Taale Siddiqui has been appointed independent non-ED wef Nov 19
Work experience: Partner, TCI Fund Management; MD, Canyon Partners; senior VP, Putnam Investments

Informatics Education – Corporate moves

Wong Wee Woon has been appointed CEO wef Nov 15
Work experience: Director, Informatics Malaysia, director, Informatics Education Ltd; consultant, Bhagat Publishing India

HG Metal Manufacturing – Corporate moves

Wong Kean Shyong (Kenn) has been appointed non-ED wef Nov 15
Work experience: Director, Eurasia Global Trading (HK) Ltd; chief marketing officer, HG Metal Manufacturing Ltd
 

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Europtronic Group – Corporate moves

Leong Mei Theng has been appointed group financial controller wef Nov 18
Work experience: Finance manager, Europtronic Group Ltd; accountant, Europtronic Group Ltd

Crowne Plaza Changi Airport – Corporate moves

Steven Chan has been appointed GM wef Nov 15
Work experience: Executive asst manager, Crowne Plaza Changi Hotel; director, Brand Standards and Services, IHG Asia Pacific

Chemoil Energy – Corporate moves

Steven Barry John Simpson has been appointed independent director/audit committee member wef Nov 19
Work experience: CEO/MD, Trition Advisory Group Pte Ltd; board member of several organisations

Ambition – Corporate moves

Guy Day has been appointed to global chief executive wef January 2011
Work experience: Regional MD, Asia (Singapore & Hong Kong) and UK; has over 15 years of recruitment experience

PM moves to calm fraying tempers


ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani directed the Minister for Religious Affairs and Minister for Science and Technology to stop giving statements against each other, as an inquiry had already been initiated to fix the responsibility of malpractices in the Haj arrangements.
Following Federal Minister for Science and Technology, Azam Khan SwatiÂ’s statement holding Federal Minister for Religious Affairs, Hamid Saeed Kazmi, responsible for all the mismanagement and corruption during the current Haj and a tit-for-tat by the latter by filing damages sue against the former, Prime Minister Gilani intervened in the matter and directed both the ministers to stop washing each othersÂ’ dirty linen in public to the disadvantage of the already corruption-tainted Government.
Sources aware of the development informed TheNation that Premier Gilani during his telephonic contact with Hamid Saeed Kazmi further directed him to keep his hands off in the blame game and let the matter be settled with Saudi Government at government-to-government level.
In his chat with Azam Khan Swati, the PM asked him to avoid giving any further statement against the person of Federal Minister for Religious Affairs and let the inquiry report come on the overall mismanagement and malpractices in the Haj arrangements.
The sources further said that Hamid Saeed Kazmi briefed the Prime Minister about some of the issues relating to Haj mismanagement and the problems faced by the Pakistani pilgrims but Premier Gilani directed him to present a detailed report to him covering all the issues relating to the subject.
It is pertinent to mention here that Federal Minister for Religious Affairs, Hamid Saeed Kazmi, had served Federal Minister of Science and Technology, Azam Swati, with Rs100 million defamation notice for levelling allegations against him regarding the Haj scandal.
According to media reports, Hamid Saeed Kazmi said that if Azam Swati had any proof he should make it public and charged that following the passage of 18th Amendment a number of ministries would be abolished and that was the reason a few of the ministers were eying on his Ministry and wanted his ouster.
Federal Minister for Science and Technology, Azam Khan Sawati, a JUI-F leader, was the first to hold Federal Minister for Religious Affairs, Hamid Saeed Kazmi, for lousily handling the Haj affairs.
Agencies add: On Sunday, while addressing a ceremony in Mansehra, Swati demanded removal of Federal Minister Saeed Kazmi for poor arrangements and corruption scam during Haj.
“He (Kazmi) is responsible for robbing the pilgrims and mismanagement, and he should be removed,” he remarked while adding that no official could even imagine to do anything wrong without the consent of the minister concerned.
Premier Gilani asked Kazmi to refrain from issuing statements to media, saying, “It is a critical issue and we don’t want any kind of confrontation,” adding, “These statements are contrary to the country’s integrity.”
The prime minister said shifting of responsibility and the ongoing blame game were unacceptable, adding that the Foreign Ministry would in future coordinate all the arrangements for the Haj as had been decided by the cabinet.
He expressed profound appreciation for the excellent arrangements that the government of the Saudi Arabia has always made for the pilgrims. But promised to deal the corrupt elements with an iron hand.