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Chin Yau Seng begins duty as SIAEC CEO

In April, Chin was appointed as CEO-designate of the company.

Chin Yau Seng has taken over the CEO post at SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) after months of serving as CEO-designate.

The company appointed Chin as CEO designate in April.

As CEO, Chin will be responsible for the overall management of SIAEC and its subsidiaries.

Meanwhile, Chin will remain as a non-independent, executive director of the company’s board.

Before taking on the CEO role at SIAEC, Chin worked with Singapore Airlines Limited as Senior Vice President for Cargo from April 2018 to May 2023. 
 

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