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Lawrence Goh is NETS’ newest UOB board representative

He is head of group technology and operations at UOB.

Network for Electronic Transfers (NETS) has named Lawrence Goh to its board of directors, serving as UOB representative to the NETS board.

Goh is currently the head of group technology and operations (GTO) at UOB.

He succeeds Eddie Khoo, senior advisor to UOB Vietnam, as the UOB representative to the NETS board.

Goh brings over 30 years of work experience. He has held positions as the head of group infrastructure platform services and COO for GTO at UOB.

Currently, Goh leads a team of over 7,000 staff across the region, NETS said in a press release. 

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