Savills taps Cheng Su Chen as group managing director

She has managed regional facilities management operations in Thailand and China.

Savills Singapore has appointed Cheng Su Chen as the Group Managing Director of the company’s Property Management and Facilities Services.

As part of this appointment, the firm will establish a new Savills Property and Facilities Management Board, headed by Su Chen.

Su Chen has extensive experience in large-scale integrated facilities management (IFM) and delivery spanning over 24 years.

Before joining Savills, she was the managing director of another facilities management firm, where she secured high-value contracts including Singapore Sports Hub, ITE College West, Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Social and Family Development, Singtel, and Singapore Land Authority.

She has managed regional FM operations in Thailand and China. In her IFM career, she oversaw projects that included building and estate inspections, implementing integrated Internet of Things-enabled systems, and establishing a Remote Operating Command Centre.

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