Alpha Integrated REIT CEO Karen Lee exits as CFO steps up

Goo Li Ling will assume the role after MAS’ approval is secured.

Alpha Integrated REIT Management Pte Ltd., manager of AI REIT, has appointed Goo Li Ling as its CEO designate effective 2 November.

Karen Lee Kiah Ling stepped down from her role as CEO of AI REIT the same day to pursue other professional interests, AI REIT said in an SGX filing.

Lee will remain employed by AI REIT until 31 March 2027 and will be available to assist the board and Goo.

Goo is the current chief financial officer of AI REIT. She will assume the role of CEO following the receipt of approval of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) for the appointment. During this time, the board said it will “exercise closer oversight of the management” of AI REIT Management.

Goo will continue with her responsibilities as CFO while awaiting approval from MAS, AI REIT said.

Goo has over 20 years of experience working in finance, real estate investment and fund management, according to AI REIT. She previously held senior leadership positions at Keppel Fund Management and Lendlease Asia Holdings.

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