Genting Singapore has promoted Lee Shi Ruh to the role of president and chief operating officer (COO), after recently appointing her as CEO of Resorts World Sentosa.
In addition to her responsibilities at Resorts World Sentosa, Lee had served as chief financial officer (CFO) of Genting Singapore since 2010.
In her new position, Lee will be responsible for “driving execution of strategic initiatives, operational performance, and sustainable growth across the group,” Genting Singapore said in a statement.
Ang Suat Ching, currently CFO of Resorts World Sentosa, will take over as CFO of Genting Singapore in addition to her existing role.
Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay, executive chairman and acting CEO of Genting Singapore, said: “These appointments reflect our commitment to leadership renewal as the group enters its next phase of growth.
“Shi Ruh brings a proven track record of sound decision-making, strategic discipline and a clear understanding of the group’s long-term priorities, which will be invaluable in her expanded role as president and COO of the company.
“We also welcome Suat Ching to the executive team, whose financial expertise will support
our long-term value creation.”
The executive leadership changes at Genting Singapore come after the recent retirement of Tan Hee Teck, who was CEO of both Genting Singapore and Resorts World Sentosa.
Executive team changes at Genting Singapore
“It has been an incredible honour to be part of Genting Singapore for over 20 years,” Tan said in a previous statement.
Owned and operated by Genting Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa is an integrated resort on Sentosa island.
Spanning 49 hectares, it’s home to attractions including Universal Studios Singapore, the Singapore Oceanarium, Dolphin Island, and Adventure Cove Waterpark.
As part of a $5 billion expansion of Resorts World Sentosa, dubbed RWS 2.0, Universal Studios Singapore recently launched its new Minion Land.
Images courtesy of Genting Singapore
