Multi-Chem appoints 3 regional directors in parts of Asia

They will lead IT business development in Greater China and Korea; Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan; and South Asia and South East Asia regions.

The Board of M.Tech Products, a subsidiary of Multi-Chem, announced the appointment of three regional directors covering key parts of Asia.

Winston Goh Tian Keong, 39, will be responsible for IT business development in Greater China and Korea.

Mr Goh was responsible for the IT business development of M.Tech Products Pte Ltd (the Company's subsidiary) in Greater China for 8.5 years. He was promoted to Regional Director of Greater China and Korea and is responsible for the IT business development in Greater China and Korea. Prior to joining Multi-Chem Limited in Year 2004, he worked in various IT companies for 6 years. He started as Senior Network Specialist and progressed to Senior Business Development Manager.

Teo Kheng Hwa, 42, will be responsble for IT business development in Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Mr. Teo Kheng Hwa, joined the Company's subsidiary, M.Tech Products Pte Ltd in Year 2008 as the Country Manager for Singapore. He was promoted to Regional Director of Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan and is responsible for IT business development in these countries. Prior to joining M.Tech Products Pte Ltd, Mr. Teo Kheng Hwa worked with Singtel Ltd and NCS Pte Ltd for 11 years. He started as a Network Engineer before progressing as a Project Manager. He headed the Project Management team in Singtel before heading the Post Sales team as a Technical Services Manager in NCS. He is a certified Project Management Professional ("PMP"), according to a Multi-Chem report.

Wong Yoke Hean, 43, will be responsible for IT business development in South Asia and South East Asia.

Mr Wong Yoke Hean, joined the Company's subsidiary, M.Tech Products Pte Ltd as Regional Director of South Asia and South East Asia. He is responsible for IT business development in South Asia and South East Asia. He has a vast range of working experience in the IT industry. Prior to joining the Company's subsidiary, M.Tech Products Pte Ltd, he has over 20 years of working experiences in IT companies covering sales, marketing and channels management. At various points in his career, he has also managed various aspects of the IT business in Singapore, South East Asia and across the Asia Pacific region.

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