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Singapore telco firm MyRepublic makes C-level hires ahead of potential IPO
MyRepublic, a telco that operates in Singapore, New Zealand, and Australia, has appointed Jeannie Ong and Tun Tun Myint to serve as the firm’s new group chief investor relations officer and group chief technology officer, respectively.
Experience:
- Ong will assume the newly created role after serving as chief strategic partnership officer and chief marketing officer at telecom major StarHub.
- Myint will lead MyRepublic’s tech operations after his tenure as the vice president of network at Frontiir, a Myanmar-based internet service provider.
More details:
- Ong will lead MyRepublic’s efforts to establish and maintain strong investor relationships, with the company eyeing a potential public offering.
- Myint’s key responsibilities will include bolstering MyRepublic’s tech solutions, including its platform-as-a-service solutions that other service providers can license to digitalize their operations.
- In 2018, MyRepublic announced that it was gearing up for a public listing in Hong Kong by 2020.
Editing by Collin Furtado and Arpit Nayak
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