Frasers Property Limited names new Group Head of People

Vicki Ng will begin her duty on 22 August.

Frasers Property Limited (Frasers Property) has appointed Vicki Ng as its new Group Head of People.

Ng will begin her duty on 22 August and will be stationed in Singapore, reporting directly to the group's CEO Panote Sirivadhanabhakdi.

As the Head of People, Ng will lead the development of Frasers Property’s people strategy and oversee all aspects of Frasers Property’s human capital across its diverse businesses and workforce.

Ng has over two decades of in-house and consulting practice with multi-sector expertise spans organisations in real estate, REIT, financial institutions, and government.

"This appointment complements and builds upon Frasers Property’s diversified multinational workforce
spanning more than 20 countries in five asset classes as well as being a sponsor for REITs listed on the
Singapore Exchange and the Stock Exchange of Thailand," Frasers said.

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