Lorraine Shiow takes helm as CEO of IOI Properties Singapore

She will focus on accelerating the company's growth.

IOI Properties Singapore has appointed Lorraine Shiow as its new CEO. She will report directly to the Group CEO, Lee Yeow Seng.

As the new CEO, Shiow will focus on accelerating IOI Properties Singapore’s growth, implementing strategies to improve business performance, and reinforcing its reputation as a reliable partner and top developer.

Before she was appointed IOI Properties Singapore CEO, Shiow served as CEO of Frasers Property, China.

She also held several directorial and management roles across ARA Asset Management, ING Real Estate Asia, IPREAM, a joint-venture company between CapitaLand and ING Real Estate, and CapitaLand (Financial).

Shiow’s appointment aligns with the company’s goal to strengthen its leadership team and drive strategic growth in the Singapore market.

In March, the company also announced the appointment of David Tibbott as its new Managing Director – Asset Management.

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