MediaCorp appoints May Tham as Managing Director of Vizpro International

She will steer business initiatives towards driving growth in Vizpro's entertainment sector and high-potential MICE area.

According to MediaCorp, May Tham is currently the Senior Vice President of TV Airtime Sales & Agency Development.

She will report to Pang Siew Moi, Executive Vice President, Channel U Programming & Production / Vizpro International.

On the other hand, Irene Lim, Senior Vice President of Strategic Sales Group will expand her portfolio to include TV Airtime Sales in addition to her current SSG's responsibility.

With well-recognised leadership qualities and a proven track record in organizational development and sales excellence, Irene will strengthen the engagement with our customers and business partners. In her new role, Irene will be instrumental in addressing our customers and partners' business needs in collaboration with the leaders of News, Radio, Press, Publishing, Interactive Media and all TV platforms. In this role, she will report to Clifton Yong, MediaCorp's Chief Commercial Officer.

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