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Kenny Lim
May 8, 2009

Zuji promotes Siew to general manager Singapore

SINGAPORE - Leading travel portal, Zuji has promoted its regional marketing manager, Melissa Siew (pictured), as its new general manager for Singapore, replacing Philip Ho.

Zuji promotes Siew to general manager Singapore
Siew was part of Zuji’s regional marketing team, overseeing marketing and consumer research across seven Asia-Pacific countries.

She will now lead the travel portal’s operations in Singapore to strengthen its offering for travellers amid a challenging economic environment.

Prior to joining Zuji in 2005, she was account manager at M&C Saatchi Singapore.
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