Teo Ser Luck re-elected as ISCA president

Apart from Teo, ISCA also re-elected three council members.

Teo Ser Luck will continue to lead the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) after being re-elected as president.

In addition to Teo, ISCA elected four new council members and re-elected three others.

Amongst re-elected was Choo Eng Beng, engagement partner and head of assurance at PwC Singapore.

Choo will also serve as vice president of ISCA alongside Judy Ng. Also re-elected were Jocelyn Goh Chern Ni as treasurer and Koh Wee Kwang as council member.

The newly-elected council members were:

Choo Kok Wei Eric, deputy CEO of Dontia Holdings and T32 Dental Centre
Lee Boon Teck, regional managing partner Southeast Asia, Audit & Assurance of Deloitte & Touche LLP
Lim Wei Kiat William, director, School of Business & Accountancy of Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Helmi Bin Ali Bin Talib, managing partner of Helmi Talib LLP

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