Subject: Temasek Holdings appoints strategic relations chief - Mumbrella Asia
From: "Eric Schwerin" <[email-masked]>
To: "Hunter Biden" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2015 21:26:11 -0400

Temasek Holdings appoints strategic relations chief - Mumbrella Asia
Meeting with this guy on Friday at 5:30pm.  (I will only meet with people
from $170 Billion Sovereign Wealth Funds after 5pm on a Friday.)   Let me
know if you want to sit in or say Hi. Purely meet and greet.

http://www.mumbrella.asia/2014/01/temasek-appoints-media-tsar/

Temasek Holdings appoints strategic relations chief
 January 9th, 2014 at 9:54 am
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Gary Ang

One of the most powerful corporations in Asia has appointed a new head of
strategic relations, Mumbrella can reveal.

Gary Ang, formerly deputy secretary at the Ministry of Environment and
Water Resources, has joined Singapore investment conglomerate Temasek
Holdings, and will work with governments, regulators and the media.

Ang, who was educated at Oxford, MIT and Harvard Business School, will work
alongside Temasek’s corporate affairs team, which is led by Stephen
Forshaw, the former corp comms chief at Microsoft and Singapore Airlines.

With Ang’s appointment, there will no change in how Temasek operates
strategic relations and corporate affairs. Media communications are handled
by corporate affairs, and interaction with governments, regulators and
multilateral forums will handled by strategic relations – although there
will be times where the two teams work together.

In his career, Ang has worked as deputy secretary roles for the Ministry of
Trade and Industry and the Ministry of Defence, and was a commander in the
Singapore Airforce.

Temasek Holding’s portfolio of investments includes MediaCorp,
SingTel, Singapore Airlines, Bank of China, Standard Chartered and Indian
mobile telco firm Bharti Airtel.

The conglomerate has a net portfolio value of $US173 billion, with a
quarter of its assets in the technology, media and telecommunications
sectors.
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