Temasek names new senior leaders, including MTI's Gabriel Lim

Gabriel Lim will join Temasek starting 1 October.

Temasek welcomed three new additions to its senior leadership team including Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) Permanent Secretary Gabriel Lim.

Gabriel Lim will join Temasek on 1 October as Joint Head of Corporate Strategy. He will be responsible for developing key corporate strategies to support the implementation of Temasek’s T2030 roadmap. Lim will be working with Lim Ming Pey.

Temasek also expanded its Portfolio Development Group (PDG) by hiring Juliet Teo, Eng Aik Meng, and Dinesh Khanna, who will all be appointed as Joint Heads effective from 1 September to mid-October.

Teo has been with Temasek’s PDG team since 2020, whilst Eng will start his role on 1 September, followed by Khanna who will assume the position by mid-October. All three will be responsible for pursuing value uplift initiatives and increasing shareholder value.

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