Tin Pei Ling

The firm said she "has deep on-ground understanding of digital economy and Smart Nation policy, and close ties with the local community".

She won 65.6 per cent of the vote in a three-cornered fight. She left on Dec 2, 2022 after spending four-and-a-half years in the role, citing a desire to pursue interests in the private sector. Grab said in a statement: “Pei Ling has deep on-ground understanding of digital economy and Smart Nation policy, and close ties with the local community.

Grab Holdings Ltd. hired Singapore politician Tin Pei Ling to run its government relations department, as the ride-hailing and delivery company faces ...

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Grab Holdings Ltd. hired Singapore politician Tin Pei Ling to run its government relations department, as the ride-hailing and delivery company faces ...

Tin’s title is director, public affairs and policy for Grab Singapore, the company said in an email on Wednesday. Tin, 39, has been a member of the city-state’s parliament since 2011 and she is the [Grab Holdings Ltd.](/quote/GRAB:US) hired Singapore politician Tin Pei Ling to run its government relations department, as the ride-hailing and delivery company faces regulatory changes in its biggest market.

MEMBER of Parliament Tin Pei Ling has joined ride-hailing and technology giant Grab as its Singapore director of public affairs and policy.

Prior to joining Grab, Tin served as the chief executive officer at Business China. She was in this role since 2018.

According to her, one of the critical success factors of social commerce is to effectively understand and precisely engage the target customers. Before this, Tin was the group director of corporate strategy at Jing King Technology Group, which is now known as Adera Global. During the conference she also shared that she is optimistic about the growth of social commerce and the positive impact it had on smaller brands and the entire ecosystem. "In today's context, social media and eCommerce platforms rely heavily on large amounts of data and analytics generated. “She will build partnerships and programmes to harness the positive potential of technology to create impact in Singapore,” he said. She said that although the world is experiencing "very painful times of deep crisis at this moment", there is always hope and tech industries and firms should take heart.

Superapp Grab has appointed Member of Parliament (MP) Tin Pei Ling as its Director of Public Affairs and Policy for Singapore.

Tin had begun serving in her new role in January and her new appointment came to light when she had attended Grab’s Chinese New Year lunch for its drivers and delivery partners at the Singapore Expo. [Grab](https://fintechnews.sg/tag/Grab/) has appointed Member of Parliament (MP) Tin Pei Ling as its Director of Public Affairs and Policy for Singapore. [Fintechnews Singapore](https://fintechnews.sg/author/fintech-singapore/) [February 2, 2023](https://fintechnews.sg/date/2023/02/)