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Published: 09 Jan 12
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CEO stops in her tracks: SMRT accepts offer of resignation

CEO stops in her tracks: SMRT accepts offer of resignation

Saw Phaik Hwa will however assist the investigation teams and the Committee of Inquiry reviewing the causes of the train operations disruptions.

According to SMRT, Ms Saw said that she acknowledged the time was right for the Board to look at new leadership for the organisation.

Ms Saw said:

I have had the privilege of leading a group of very committed and loyal staff over the last nine years. I feel it is now time for SMRT to bring in new leadership and take the organisation to the next level. This is the culmination of a discussion I began with the Chairman in early December.

I also feel it is important for me to stay on and support the relevant inquiries, and the transition to new leadership. I will also be supporting Ek Kia as he leads the organisation through its transition to a new CEO.

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