Malaysian-born Broadcom CEO, Tan Hock Eng, joins Meta’s board of directors


Also joining the Meta board of directors alongside Tan is John Arnold, co-founder of Arnold Ventures, a philanthropic fund. — AFP

Facebook parent Meta has announced the election of two new members to its board of directors, including Penang-born Tan Hock Eng, who has also been the president and CEO of semiconductor company Broadcom since 2006.

Tan previously held senior management positions with PepsiCo and General Motors, acted as the vice president of finance with Commodore International, managing director of Pacven Investment, and board chairman of Integrated Device Technology.

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