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Cindy Khoo is Enterprise SG’s new managing director

She will take over as MD beginning 1 March 2024.

The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) has named Cindy Khoo as the new managing director of Enterprise SG, effective 1 March 2024.

Khoo will relinquish her role as deputy secretary (Strategy Group) at the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) on 1 April 2024.

Khoo replaces Jeffrey Sieow, who had been EnterpriseSG’s first managing director and chief operating officer. Sieow has been appointed as second permanent secretary of the Ministry of Manpower on 1 January.

Khoo first began her career at MTI as a trade officer. She has handled different portfolios in the Ministry of Health, PMO, Public Service Division and the Ministry of Education. 

New Board Members
MTI also announced that it has appointed seven new members and reappointed seven members to the board of Enterprise SG. The appointments will kick off beginning 1 April.

The new board members are:

  • Ms Ameera Ashraf, Head, Antitrust and Competition Practice, Wong Partnership
  • Ms Cindy Khoo, incoming Managing Director, EnterpriseSG
  • Mr Peter Lam Kok Wai, Principal & CEO, Temasek Polytechnic
  • Mr Michael Muller, President, Vitol Asia
  • Ms Png Chin Yee, Chief Financial Officer, Temasek
  • Mr Sim Feng-Ji, Deputy Secretary, PMO, Smart Nation and Digital Government Office 
  • Mr Satveer Singh Thakral, Director, Thakral Investments Holdings

Re-appointed board members are:

  • Ms Cham Hui Fong, Deputy Secretary-General, National Trades Union Congress 
  • Mr Kelvin Lim, Group CEO, Durapower Holdings
  • Mr Lim Ming Yan, Chairman, Singapore Business Federation 
  • Ms Candice Ong, Chief Operating Officer, Xora Innovation
  • Ms Phyllis Ong, Group CEO, Armstrong Industrial Corporation
  • Ms Helen Wong, Group CEO, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation 
  • Dr Zhou Lihan, Co-founder & CEO, MiRXES

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