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Seatrium names new corp comms head

Amelia Lee has stepped into the role of Head - Investor Relations & Corporate Communications at Seatrium. Based in Singapore, she leads global integrated communications strategy for the engineering solutions provider, spanning investor relations, corporate and digital communications, and brand.

Prior to this, Amelia spent six years heading investor relations at local telco, StarHub. Earlier in her career, she worked with several investor relations consultancies, including Citigate Dewe Rogerson, where she partnered with a range of listed companies across various sectors on integrated IR and communication programmes.

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