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Tasked to advance Singapores digital ambitions through cloud and AI Succeeds Lee Hui Li who built a strong foundation for Microsofts growth in Singapore Microsoft has announced that Chia Wee Luen (pix) has joined the business as managing director for Singapore. With over two decades of experience in enterprise technology, Chia brings a wealth of expertise in strategic leadership, customer transformation and regional growth, the company noted in a statement. At Microsoft, Chia and his leadership team will advance Singapores digital ambitions through cloud and artificial intelligence by accelerating cutting-edge innovation for inclusive transformation. Microsoft ASEAN president Mayank Wadhwa said, Singapore is a cornerstone for Microsoft in Southeast Asia, fuelling innovation, deepening regional collaboration and accelerating customer success. Under Chias leadership, we will empower our customers to harness the full power of technology to drive meaningful impact and unlock the regions extraordinary potential. Chia said, I am deeply passionate about empowering customers, partners and communities, so Im honoured to join Microsoft Singapore at this pivotal moment. I look forward to working with the team, our partner ecosystem and visionary customers to capitalise on this transformative era of AI and continue shaping Singapores future together. After beginning his career in Singapores public sector, Chia has held senior leadership roles at Red Hat, Qlik and Oracle, and was most recently managing director for Asia at ServiceNow. He also serves on the digital and technology committee of the Childrens Cancer Foundation and chairs the tech for good committee of the Singapore Computer Society. Chia succeeds Lee Hui Li, whose leadership has laid a strong foundation for Microsofts continued growth in Singapore.