SBF banks on rebranding to double corporate partnerships

It will develop relevant programmes that can support SMEs. 

The Singapore Business Federation (SBF) has rebranded its identity as it aims to double its partnerships with private organisations and government agencies from 150 to 300 by 2030.

SBF plans reach more partners by tapping on its resources and networks to develop programmes that can support SMEs and boost Singapore’s business growth. 

Additionally, SBF also formed its inaugural Honorary Advisory Panel, which will guide the organisation's initiatives. 

It will be chaired by current SBF Chairman Lim Ming Yan and comprised of former SBF chairmen Stephen Lee, Tony Chew, and Teo Siong Seng. Philip Ng, senior advisor to Far East Organization and Wee Ee Cheong, deputy chairman and CEO of United Overseas Bank will also join the panel.