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  • Chua Sock Koong

    Singaporean business executive (born 1957)

    Chua Sock KoongBBM (born 14 September 1957) is the former CEO of Singtel, having held this position from April 2007 to December 2020.

    Education

    Chua completed her education at Raffles Girls School and Raffles Institution. Chua holds a Bachelor of Accountancy (First Class Honours) from the University of Singapore.

    Career

    Appointed Group Chief Executive Officer in April 2007, Chua directed Singtel’s global strategy and oversees its consumer, enterprise and digital businesses. Before helming Singtel as Group CEO, Chua served in various key capacities within the company, most notably CEO International and Group CFO, after first joining as Treasurer in 1989. She was instrumental in the corporatisation of Singtel in 1992 and its subsequent successful listing on the Singapore Stock Exchange a year later. She also restructured the company for competition in the lead up to the full liberalisation of the Singapore telecoms market in 2000.

    Chua led Singtel’s transformation from a traditional telco into a communications technology company.

    Faced with the realities of a small domestic market, Chua was part of the core leadership team which developed Singtel’s internationalisation strategy which accounts for the Group’s acquisition of Optus in Australia and a host of other regional telecom investments.

    As CEO International, she stepped up Singtel’s diversification across some of Asia’s fastest growing economies, leading and overseeing investments in India’s Bharti Airtel, Indonesia's Telkomsel, Thailand’s AIS and Philippines' Globe.

    External boards and appointments

    In 2019, she became the first woman to join Singapore’s Council of Presidential Advisers when she was made an alternate member by President Halimah Yacob. She was appointed a full member of the council in 2020.

    Chua is also the Deputy Chairman of the Publi

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  • About: Chua Sock Koong

    Ms Chua Sock Koong has just recently been announced to be one of the Forbes Power Woman in 2014. Being daughter of a Singaporean Minister Chua Sock Koong has attended University with honors and joined SingTel, one of Asia’s largest telecommunication providers, in 1989 and she is CEO since 2007, re-elected last in 2012.

    Quick Biography

    • 1956: Birth (Singapore, Daughter of Minister Chua Sian Chin)
    • ?: Bachelor of Arts and Accountancy (University of Singapore)
    • 1989: Joining SingTel as Treasurer
    • 1992: Vice President of Corporate Affairs at SingTel
    • 1995: Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs & Finance at SingTel
    • 1999: Deputy CEO and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at SingTel
    • 2001: Board Director of SD Bharti Airtel Ltd
    • 2003: Board Director of SD Bharti Telecom Ltd
    • 2006: Group CFO and CEO of SingTel
    • 2007: Group CEO of SingTel
    • 2009: Commission member Singapore Public Service Commission (PSC)
    • 2014: Forbes Power Woman #74

    Photo credit: SingTel / ONEREDEYE

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