SINGAPORE - StarHub announced on Monday (July 27) that its chief executive Peter Kaliaropoulos will retire and step down from his position with effect from October 31.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - StarHub announced on Monday that its chief executive Peter Kaliaropoulos will retire and step down from his position with effect from October 31.
It added that Mr Kaliaropoulos will serve as a co-opted member on the interim board executive committee until the new chief executive is hired. Mr Kaliaropoulos said then that the results reflected"the impact of Covid-19 and the early softening of the economic environment". Mr Kaliaropoulos said that he was extremely fortunate to have been a member of the StarHub team twice, adding that he felt he was leaving the company in good hands.
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