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Deloitte appoints CEO for Asia Pacific region

by Larry Schlesinger

07 Jun 2007

Chaly Mah, the CEO of Deloitte Singapore, has been appointed as the regional managing partner and CEO for Deloitte, Asia Pacific and a member of Deloitte’s global executive.

Mah’s appointment means he has joined a team put in place by James H. Quigley, the new global CEO of Deloitte whose term also commenced on June 1 2007.

Jim Quigley succeeded William G. Parrett, who has served as CEO for the past four years.

In relation to the Asia Pacific region, Mah said, ‘Our region's prospect is very bright, with countless opportunities in the market to seize.

‘Our current economies are incredibly strong, including Japan, the world's second largest economy, and China and India, two of the world's fastest growing economies, not to mention Vietnam, whose recent entry into the WTO has propelled its growing presence on the global stage.’

Mah will continue to serve as CEO of Deloitte Singapore and Deloitte Southeast Asia which includes Singapore, Guam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.

Further reading:

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