ST Engineering names new group COO

Jeffrey Lam’s new post is concurrent with his role as president of the commercial aerospace unit.

ST Engineering has named Jeffrey Lam as its new group COO (Operations Excellence), effective 1 May.

Lam will concurrently serve as president of the group’s commercial aerospace business area.

As COO, Lam will be responsible for enhancing operational and cost efficiencies, ensuring workplace safety, and promoting collaboration across the group in these areas. He will continue leading the commercial aerospace unit, and is a member of the group executive committee, reporting to Group President and CEO Vincent Chong.

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“With Jeffrey assuming the role of COO to drive the group’s continuous improvement initiatives, we are poised to accelerate our journey towards operational excellence, ensuring our agility in the evolving market landscape,” Chong said.

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