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Singapore Permanent Health Secretary Chan Yeng Kit to become new CEO of SPH Media - Connected to India News I Singapore l UAE l UK l USA l NRI - Vimarsana News

Singapore Permanent Health Secretary Chan Yeng Kit to become new CEO of SPH Media - Connected to India News I Singapore l UAE l UK l USA l NRI

Chan Yeng Kit has been involved with the infocomm and media sectors for almost two decades, including as Founding Chairman of the Infocomm Media Development Authority in Singapore.

Former IMDA chairman to be new SPH Media CEO from July 15 - Vimarsana News

Former IMDA chairman to be new SPH Media CEO from July 15

Chan Yeng Kit, who is permanent secretary for health, will take over from Teo Lay Lim, who is retiring. Read more at straitstimes.com.

MOH permanent secretary Chan Yeng Kit to be new SPH Media CEO - Vimarsana News

MOH permanent secretary Chan Yeng Kit to be new SPH Media CEO

Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary Chan Yeng Kit will take over as SPH Media's chief executive officer from July 15. He will succeed outgoing CEO Teo Lay Lim, 60, who is set to retire from SPH Media after more than two years in the role, said the company in a press release. Teo was the former chairman of IT services...

Everything we know (& don't know) about the SPH Media circulation scandal - Vimarsana News

Everything we know (& don't know) about the SPH Media circulation scandal

Perhaps the most important question is: why were they being inflated?

Not Being Strait Forward: The SPH circulation scandal & its impact on Singapore's media scene explained - Vimarsana News

Not Being Strait Forward: The SPH circulation scandal & its impact on Singapore's media scene explained

The Straits Time publisher admitted to inflating circulation figures, in some cases printing newspapers that were counted and then destroyed. SPH is also getting SG$900 million from the government over the next 5 years.