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Another civil servant parachuted into top job in govt-controlled company

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Government will arrange for a second career after civil service career.
Iron rice bowl.

MTI Permanent Secretary Gabriel Lim to retire from public service after 24 years​

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Mr Gabriel Lim Meng Liang has served various appointments across several ministries, including as principal private secretary to then Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. PHOTO: PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION
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Ang Qing

Aug 05, 2024

SINGAPORE – Mr Gabriel Lim Meng Liang, 48, Permanent Secretary for Policy at the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), will step down on Sept 1 after 24 years in the public service.
Current MTI Permanent Secretary for Development Beh Swan Gin, 56, who was formerly chairman of the Economic Development Board, will be re-designated as MTI Permanent Secretary on the same day, said the Public Service Division (PSD) in a statement on Aug 5.
From Sept 1, Mr Jeffrey Siow Chen Siang, 46, who is Second Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Manpower, will also take on a portfolio at MTI as Second Permanent Secretary.
Mr Lim began his career in public service in 2000 and has served various appointments across several ministries, including as principal private secretary to then Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong from 2011 to 2014.
In 2014, he was appointed chief executive of the former Media Development Authority (MDA), where he helmed efforts to regulate and develop the media industry, and led the merger of MDA with the Infocomm Development Authority to form the Infocomm Media Development Authority.
Mr Lim began his career as a permanent secretary in 2016, when he joined the former Ministry of Communications and Information in 2016.
There, “he helped accelerate the development of the digital economy, enhance the Government’s cyber preparedness and response capabilities, and strengthen engagement with Singaporeans”, said PSD in its statement.

Among his accomplishments are launching the TechSkills Accelerator, SMEs Go Digital programme and Digital Readiness Blueprint.
In 2019, Mr Lim was appointed MTI Permanent Secretary, and subsequently re-designated as Permanent Secretary for Policy four years later when Dr Beh was moved to MTI as its Permanent Secretary for Development.
Said PSD: “Mr Lim supported the ministry’s efforts to grow the Singapore economy, create good jobs for Singaporeans, develop competitive local enterprises, and strengthen Singapore’s international trade relations.
“In the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic, Mr Lim led MTI in developing support measures for businesses and was instrumental to Singapore’s post-pandemic economic recovery.”
He also oversaw efforts to build up Singapore’s supply chain resilience to achieve a more sustainable balance between local production, diversification and stockpiling.
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Dr Beh Swan Gin (left) will be re-designated as MTI Permanent Secretary and Mr Jeffrey Siow Chen Siang will take on a portfolio at MTI as Second Permanent Secretary. PHOTOS: PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION
Following his departure from public service, Mr Lim will be appointed joint head of corporate strategy at Singapore’s investment company Temasek from Oct 1.
The St Joseph’s Institution alumnus was awarded the Public Service Commission scholarship in 1994, according to the school’s website.
He went on to attain a Bachelor of Arts in economics at the University of Cambridge, Master of Science in economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, and Master of Science in management at Stanford University, according to a 2023 document by global real asset manager CapitaLand Investment, where he sits as a non-executive independent director.
In 2020, Mr Lim was recognised for his contributions to the public service with the Public Administration Medal (Gold), which is given to public servants who have demonstrated outstanding efficiency, competence and industry.
 

Temasek appoints 3 new senior leaders to advance corporate strategy, work with portfolio companies​

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The three new joiners are (from left) Mr Gabriel Lim, Mr Eng Aik Meng and Mr Dinesh Khanna. PHOTOS: TEMASEK
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Sue-Ann Tan
Business Correspondent

Aug 05, 2024


SINGAPORE - Singapore’s investment company Temasek has appointed three new joiners to its senior leadership bench to advance its corporate strategy and work with its portfolio companies, it said on Aug 5.
Mr Gabriel Lim, who is currently Permanent Secretary for Policy at the Ministry of Trade and Industry, will join Temasek on Oct 1 as joint head of corporate strategy, alongside Ms Lim Ming Pey, who is also currently chief of staff in the executive office and deputy chief corporate officer.
Mr Lim, 48, comes with deep experience in strategy development and stakeholder management, both in the public sector and from his extensive engagements with the private sector, Temasek said in a statement.
“In this role, Gabriel will help develop and drive key corporate strategies to support the implementation of our T2030 road map. This includes differentiating Temasek from our peers, and strengthening our positioning with partners and key stakeholders,” it said.
The T2030 road map was developed in 2019 by Temasek to guide its strategic planning for the decade, such as its focus on constructing a resilient and forward-looking portfolio that is able to perform through market cycles and provide sustainable returns over the long term.
 
Nothing new….. this is the way the current administration are managing… citizens have no said in this type of assignment and deployment
 
sold their soul to PAP to torture sinkies with pro foreigner policies
 
Current MTI Permanent Secretary for Development Beh Swan Gin, 56, who was formerly chairman of the Economic Development Board, will be re-designated as MTI Permanent Secretary on the same day, said the Public Service Division (PSD) in a statement on Aug 5.
56 yo still take over such role, let the younger ones take lah.
I retired even before 56:cool:
Not much years left to go work so hard for fuck KNN
 
boh pian. Hole Jinx lao cheebye needs new blood to poke. Her CAQ hubby's kkj more limp than her own clit totally not functional can't sextisfy her.
 

Temasek appoints 3 new senior leaders to advance corporate strategy, work with portfolio companies​

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The three new joiners are (from left) Mr Gabriel Lim, Mr Eng Aik Meng and Mr Dinesh Khanna. PHOTOS: TEMASEK
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Sue-Ann Tan
Business Correspondent

Aug 05, 2024


SINGAPORE - Singapore’s investment company Temasek has appointed three new joiners to its senior leadership bench to advance its corporate strategy and work with its portfolio companies, it said on Aug 5.
Mr Gabriel Lim, who is currently Permanent Secretary for Policy at the Ministry of Trade and Industry, will join Temasek on Oct 1 as joint head of corporate strategy, alongside Ms Lim Ming Pey, who is also currently chief of staff in the executive office and deputy chief corporate officer.
Mr Lim, 48, comes with deep experience in strategy development and stakeholder management, both in the public sector and from his extensive engagements with the private sector, Temasek said in a statement.
“In this role, Gabriel will help develop and drive key corporate strategies to support the implementation of our T2030 road map. This includes differentiating Temasek from our peers, and strengthening our positioning with partners and key stakeholders,” it said.
The T2030 road map was developed in 2019 by Temasek to guide its strategic planning for the decade, such as its focus on constructing a resilient and forward-looking portfolio that is able to perform through market cycles and provide sustainable returns over the long term.
All are the Few Good Man
 

New chief executive at the helm of Hindu Endowments Board​

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Mr Jeevaganth Arumugam, 57, began his appointment as chief executive of the Hindu Endowments Board in mid-September. PHOTO: HINDU ENDOWMENTS BOARD
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Rhea Yasmine

Oct 10, 2024

SINGAPORE - The Hindu Endowments Board (HEB) has appointed a new chief executive to take the helm.
In a statement on Oct 9, HEB said Mr Jeevaganth Arumugam, 57, began his appointment in mid-September.
Mr Jeevaganth was previously employed at the the Singapore Police Force, Singapore Armed Forces and the private sector.
He has experience in managing operations, human resource work, and designing and managing programmes.
At HEB, Mr Jeevaganth will focus on strenghtening the board’s operations and its ties with other religious communities in Singapore.
“I am honoured to lead such an important national body and l look forward to working collaboratively with volunteers and stakeholders to strengthen our social compact,” he said.
Mr Jeevaganth holds an engineering degree from the National University of Singapore, as well as two master’s degrees and three post-graduate diplomas in various domains including business administration, career counselling and coaching, and defence technology and systems.

He also founded an endowment for at-risk youth, known as the Youth Avesha Fund.
“We are thrilled to welcome Jeevaganth Arumugam to our team,” said HEB chairperson Rajan Krishnan.
Mr Jeevaganth takes over the reins from Mr T. Raja Segar, 61, who had led the board since 2017 and left on March 31 this year. Mr Raja is currently the editor of Tamil-language daily Tamil Murasu, a role he has had since April.
HEB operates four Hindu temple endowments under its administration – namely the Sri Mariamman Temple, Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, Sri Sivan Temple and Sri Vairavimada Kaliamman Temple –- and is involved in initiatives focused on the Hindu community.
 
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