SingPost names Mark Chong as new group CEO

He will lead SingPost’s executive management team

Singapore Post Limited (SingPost) has appointed Mark Chong as its new group chief executive officer (GCEO), effective 1 November 2025, as part of its push to accelerate transformation into a logistics and eCommerce leader.

Chong, 62, brings more than 20 years of leadership experience in telecommunications, technology, and international business, including a 28-year career at Singtel Group.

In his new role, he will lead SingPost’s executive management team, which includes Group Chief Operating Officer Neo Su Yin, Group Chief Financial Officer Isaac Mah, and Chief Legal Officer and Company Secretary Jonathan Ooi.

Currently group chief corporate officer at Singtel, Chong previously served as deputy CEO of AIS in Thailand, CEO of International at Singtel, and group chief technology officer, where he led technology strategy and major network innovations in Singapore and Australia.

He has held senior roles since joining Singtel in 1997 and served on the boards of Globe Telecom, Bharti Infratel, CS Loxinfo, and several submarine cable joint ventures. He is also a board member of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore.

Chong holds a Bachelor’s in Electronics Engineering and a Master’s in Research in Electronic Systems from ENSERG, Grenoble, and an MBA from the National University of Singapore.

Chong said he is honoured to take on the role and aims to leverage technology to build on SingPost’s postal heritage while driving growth as a technology-led logistics company.

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