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CICT appoints new members of the board, board committees

The new set of designations will take effect on 25 July.

CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust Management Limited declared new appointments for the board and board committees, which will take effect on 25 July.

Amongst the appointed official is Janine Gui Siew Kheng as non-executive and non-independent director of the firm. Gui will also join the firm as a member of the executive committee (EC).

Gui will replace Lim Cho Pin Andrew Geoffery, who will retire and cease to be an EC member.

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Following the revisions, the CICT’s board will comprise nine directors, of whom, six are non-executive independent directors.

Starting 25 July, these are the members of the board and board committees:

  • Teo Swee Lian Chairman & Non-Executive Independent Director
  • Tony Tan Tee Hieong Chief Executive Officer & Executive Non-Independent Director
  • Quek Bin Hwee Non-Executive Independent Director
  • Leo Mun Wai Non-Executive Independent Director
  • Jeann Low Ngiap Jong Non-Executive Independent Director
  • Stephen Lim Beng Lin Non-Executive Independent Director
  • Tan Boon Khai Non-Executive Independent Director
  • Jonathan Yap Neng Tong Non-Executive Non-Independent Director
  • Janine Gui Siew Kheng Non-Executive Non-Independent Director
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