At least 7 SingPost executives leave amid company restructuring

Talks with the Government to devise a sustainable operating model also ongoing

- Kang Wan Chern

Five senior executives have announced in recent days that they have left Singapore Post (SingPost), with some telling The Straits Times they were made redundant.

The announcements on LinkedIn on April 1 and 2 follow similar posts in March and another on April 1 from two other executives saying that they had also left.

The departures come as SingPost is undergoing restructuring to optimise its operations and corporate functions, and amid discussions with the Government to devise a sustainable operating model for the domestic postal business.

The five senior executives—head of strategy and communications Lee Eng Keat, group chief people officer Sehr Ahmed, group chief information officer Noel Singgih, chief sustainability officer Michelle Lee and chief information security officer Audrey Teoh—announced on LinkedIn that they are no longer with the firm.

The head of information technology infrastructure and services, Mr Hendrik Liyuwardi, and deputy vice-president of IT project delivery Kim Voraphol A., had also posted on the social media platform that they had left the firm.

SingPost is restructuring to "right-size" and "strengthen the operating capability of its business units by eliminating duplicate functions", it said, referring to a Feb 25 statement in response to ST queries on April 1.