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30 ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited KEY MANAGEMENT Corporate O!ce 1 2 3 4 5 1) Choo Chek Siew 2) Choo Peng Yen 4) Chan Mui Wah, Daisy GROUP CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER GROUP CHIEF TRANSFORMATION OFFICER GROUP CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCE OFFICER GROUP CHIEF INVESTOR RELATIONS OFFICER Mr Choo Chek Siew is the Group Chief Ms Chan Mui Wah, Daisy is the Group Financial O!cer. He is responsible for the Mr Choo Peng Yen was appointed Group Chief Human Resource O!cer. She started Group’s financial and statutory reporting, Chief Investor Relations Officer on her career with the Ministry of Education budgeting, financial control and policies, 1 November 2010. He is also the Group before moving on to join the Personnel treasury and debt management and Chief Transformation O!cer since May Department at the then Singapore Bus taxation. Mr Choo joined the Group in 2018. He was the General Manager of Service (1978) Ltd in 1985. She has also July 2003. He started his career with the North East China Business Unit. held appointments in the Queensland PricewaterhouseCoopers and moved on Mr Choo joined the Group in 1978 and was Corrective Services Commission (Brisbane/ to become Group Internal Audit Manager the Senior Vice President (Group Business Australia) and the Public Service Division, of United Engineers Ltd. Mr Choo was Development) prior to his appointment in Prime Minister’s O!ce (Singapore). She the Regional Financial Controller at China. He holds a Bachelor of Business was re-appointed SBS Transit Ltd’s Human Citibank N.A and Chief of Sta$ at Union Administration from the University of Resource Manager in 1996. Ms Chan Bank of Switzerland before joining the Singapore and attended the International holds a degree in Psychology from the Development Bank of Singapore Ltd as Executive Programme at INSEAD (France). University of Western Australia. Head of Integration. Prior to joining the Group, he was with Oversea-Chinese 3) Neo Eng Hoe 5) Tan I-Lin, Tammy Banking Corporation Ltd as Group Head GROUP CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER GROUP CHIEF CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS of Finance. Mr Choo holds a Bachelor OFFICER of Economics (Hons) from the Australia Mr Neo Eng Hoe was appointed Group National University and is an Australian Chief Information O!cer on 1 April 2015. Ms Tan I-Lin, Tammy was appointed Group Chartered Accountant. He oversees the Group’s Information Chief Corporate Communications O!cer Technology (IT) functions and applications, in March 2004. She is responsible for and supports strategic and business needs. the Group’s corporate communications Prior to this appointment, Mr Neo was the functions, including promoting the Group’s Senior Vice President of Group IT. Before image, overseeing its various publications, joining the Group in 2003, he started his coordinating requests for sponsorships career at the Port of Singapore Authority, and donations, and liaising with the and was the General Manager, Systems media community. Ms Tan is the Group’s & Services Unit at Singapore Computer Spokesman. She started her career with Systems Limited. Mr Neo holds a Bachelor Singapore Press Holdings in 1995 and of Business in Business Administration held several positions in The Straits Times, from the Royal Melbourne Institute of including Deputy Money Editor and Deputy Technology. News Editor. Ms Tan holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) from the National University of Singapore. Annual Report 2018 31 6 7 8 9 6) Chong Yew Fui, Adrian 8) Chan Wan Tak, Wendy 9) Yeo Tee Yeok, Edwin GROUP CHIEF INTERNAL AUDIT OFFICER SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF GROUP FINANCE VICE PRESIDENT OF GROUP LEGAL AND AND JOINT COMPANY SECRETARY JOINT COMPANY SECRETARY Mr Adrian Chong is the Group Chief Internal Audit O!cer. Prior to joining the Group, Ms Chan Wan Tak, Wendy joined the Group Mr Yeo Tee Yeok, Edwin is Vice President of he was Senior Vice President of Hyflux Ltd. in September 2007 as Vice President of Group Legal and Joint Company Secretary. Mr Chong has spent many years in the Group Finance. She is currently Senior Vice He joined the Group in September 2014 and audit profession with extensive commercial, President of Group Finance. She is also the was appointed Joint Company Secretary operations and overseas experience, Joint Company Secretary. Prior to joining in May 2017. Prior to joining the Group, particularly in corporate governance, the Group, Ms Chan was the Vice President Mr Yeo was Senior Legal Counsel at Oracle systems risks and process controls. of Finance and Operations of k1 Ventures Corporation Singapore Pte Ltd where he Mr Chong holds a Bachelor of Commerce Limited. Before this, she was with Deloitte was responsible for legal matters across (Accounting and Finance) from Murdoch & Touche LLP as Senior Audit Manager. the ASEAN business region. Mr Yeo is a University. He is a member of CPA Australia Ms Chan holds a Bachelor of Accounting member of the Chartered Secretaries and is a Certified Information Systems and Finance (Hons) from the University Institute of Singapore. He holds a Bachelor Auditor. Mr Chong is also an ISACA Member. of Glamorgan, United Kingdom. She is a of Laws and a Bachelor of Commerce Chartered Accountant of the Institute of from the Australian National University. 7) Jackson Chia Singapore Chartered Accountants and a Fellow of the Chartered Association of GROUP CHIEF RISK & SUSTAINABILITY OFFICER Certified Accountants. Mr Jackson Chia was appointed the Group Chief Risk & Sustainability O!cer on 5 November 2018. He is concurrently Senior Vice President of Group Transformation O!ce. Mr Chia joined the Group in 2017 after a 28-year career with the Singapore Armed Forces, where he held various senior appointments in the Republic of Singapore Navy. He holds a Bachelor of Social Science (First Class) degree in Economics and Statistics from the University of Birmingham, and a Master of Arts from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Mr Chia also attended the International Executive Programme at INSEAD, France in 2008. 32 ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited KEY MANAGEMENT Business Units 1 2 3 4 1) Yang Ban Seng 2) Ang Wei Neng 3) Sim Wing Yew CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER SBS TRANSIT TAXI BUSINESS, COMFORTDELGRO VICOM Mr Yang Ban Seng is the Executive Deputy Mr Ang Wei Neng was appointed Chief Mr Sim Wing Yew was appointed Chief Chairman and Chief Executive O!cer of Executive Officer of Taxi Business in Executive O!cer of VICOM Ltd on 1 May SBS Transit. His appointments took e$ect Singapore on 1 May 2017. Prior to his 2012. Prior to this appointment, he was from 15 January 2019. Concurrently, he appointment, he was Head of Bus Chief Operating O!cer of ComfortDelGro is the Managing Director/Group Chief Operations and Senior Vice President Engineering Pte Ltd since August 2008 Executive Officer of ComfortDelGro of SBS Transit Limited. He had also held before assuming the role as Chief Executive Corporation Limited and the Deputy key positions in Service Development, Officer on 1 March 2011. Mr Sim first Chairman of VICOM Ltd. Operations Development as well as joined the Group in September 2002 General Manager of District Operations as a General Manager in charge of two Prior to his current appointment, Mr Yang since he joined SBS Transit in 2004. maintenance workshops in SBS Transit Ltd’s was the Chief Executive O!cer of Taxi Previously, he held various managerial Fleet Management Department. In June Business in Singapore where he oversaw positions in operations and business 2006, he assumed responsibility as the the operations of Comfort Transportation development in diverse industries, General Manager for all five SBS Transit’s Pte Ltd and CityCab Pte Ltd. Prior to covering countries in Southeast Asia, workshops. Mr Sim holds a Bachelor of joining the Group in 1989, Mr Yang served Hong Kong and China. Mr Ang, a Public Engineering (Hons) in Mechanical and as Assistant Director of the Ministry of Service Commission (PSC) Scholar, Production Engineering from the Nanyang Education, Deputy Director of the Ministry served in the Singapore Police Force Technological University and a Master of of Home A$airs and the National Trades before joining the private sector. Business Administration from the University Union Congress’ (NTUC) Secretary for He holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences of Hull, United Kingdom. Co-operatives. At the NTUC’s May Day (Hons) from the National University of Awards in 2013, he was awarded the Medal Singapore and a Master of Business of Commendation. Administration (MBA) from the Nanyang Technological University. Mr Ang is He holds a Bachelor of Science (Operations also a Member of Parliament for Jurong Research and Statistics) (Hons) from the Group Representation Constituency. University of Manchester and a Master of Business Administration from the National University of Singapore. 4) Ang Soo Hock CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMFORTDELGRO ENGINEERING Mr Ang Soo Hock was appointed Chief Executive O!cer of ComfortDelGro Engineering Pte Ltd on 1 January 2018. Prior to this appointment, he was the Chief Operating O!cer. Mr Ang first joined the Company as an Engineer in July 1998. In 2003, he assumed the responsibility of Branch Manager, Sin Ming, overseeing the maintenance of both the taxi fleet and private cars, and the operation of four diesel kiosks. In June 2007, he was tasked to oversee all maintenance workshops for the Group’s entire taxi fleet in Singapore, and in September 2009, he took on the added responsibility of managing diesel sale operations as well. Mr Ang holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Mechanical and Production Engineering from the Nanyang Technological University and a Specialist Diploma in Franchise Management from the Ngee Ann Polytechnic. Annual Report 2018 33 5 6 7 8 9 5) Lim Tien Hock 7) Pang Weng Heng 9) Chua Beng Peng, Clement CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMFORTDELGRO DRIVING CENTRE COMFORTDELGRO BUS COMFORTDELGRO INSURANCE BROKERS Mr Lim Tien Hock was appointed the Chief Mr Pang Weng Heng was appointed Chief Mr Clement Chua Beng Peng was Executive O!cer of ComfortDelGro Driving Executive O!cer of ComfortDelGro Bus appointed the Chief Executive O!cer of Centre Pte Ltd on 1 August 2018.
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