Vincent Tan steps back into non-executive role


“With Jalil Rasheed on board as Group CEO, handling the strategic and operational decision-making and planning the future business direction of the BCorp Group, together with executive deputy chairman, Datuk Seri Robin Tan, I am confident that the BCorp group is in capable hands and would be able to move forward progressively towards greater heights. It is also important to give Jalil space and freedom to run Berjaya in his own style, ” said Vincent.

KUALA LUMPUR: Berjaya Corp Bhd (BCorp) chairman Tan Sri Vincent Tan Chee Yioun (pic) has relinquished his role as the company’s executive chairman but will remain on the board of directors as non-executive chairman, effective today.

“With Jalil Rasheed on board as Group CEO, handling the strategic and operational decision-making and planning the future business direction of the BCorp Group, together with executive deputy chairman, Datuk Seri Robin Tan, I am confident that the BCorp group is in capable hands and would be able to move forward progressively towards greater heights. It is also important to give Jalil space and freedom to run Berjaya in his own style, ” said Vincent in a statement.

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