The Singapore investment company says it is constantly strengthening its leadership bench.
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.
“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. Temasek chief corporate officer Chan Wai Ching noted in a media briefing that Temasek does not direct its portfolio companies, but partners the boards in value-uplifting activities like corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions and even workforce development.
He is also a board member of Sats and held various board positions of TPG Capital’s portfolio companies. Before healthcare, he was also in the maritime industry, as president of American President Lines, a shipping subsidiary of Neptune Orient Lines. Mr Eng and Mr Khanna are joint heads with Ms Juliet Teo, who has been with Temasek since 1996 and has been involved in shaping various institutional initiatives including organisational structures, talent development and governance framework.
Ms Chan said: “While it is important to develop our internal leaders, we also bring in external talent to augment and strengthen our bench.”
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