Name Cheng Hui Nationality Singaporean Role Politician | Occupation Politician | |
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Profession Deputy CEOHai Leck Holdings Limited | ||
Succeeded by Masagos Zulkifli (PAP) Preceded by Mah Bow Tan (PAP) Majority 46,742 (32.82%) Political party Independent Other political affiliations People's Action Party (2003–2023) Alma mater National University of Singapore (BA), Macquarie University (MAppFin) Parents Buck Poh Cheng, Goo Guik Bing Similar Desmond Choo, Baey Yam Keng, Rahayu Mahzam Born 1976 (age 46–47), Singapore | ||
Ge2015 cheng li hui speaks at pap rally in tampines sep 8
Cheng Li Hui (simplified Chinese: 钟丽慧; traditional Chinese: 鍾麗慧; pinyin: Zhōng Lì Huì) is a business executive and Singaporean politician from the People's Action Party who made her electoral debut in 2015. She is Deputy CEO of Hai Leck Holdings Limited.
Contents
- Ge2015 cheng li hui speaks at pap rally in tampines sep 8
- PAP new candidates for Tampines GRC talk about meeting with residents
- Personal life
- Political career
- Other appointments
- Resignation
- Awards
- References
PAP new candidates for Tampines GRC talk about meeting with residents
Personal life
Cheng holds a Master of Applied Finance from Macquarie University and a Bachelor of Arts from National University of Singapore. Cheng is the daughter of founder and Executive Chairman of Hai Leck Holdings, Cheng Buck Poh. She has three siblings Don Cheng Yao Tong, Cheng Li Chen and Cheng Wee Ling.
Political career
Prior to joining politics, Cheng had 12 years of grassroots experience, helping out with the People's Action Party's Bukit Panjang branch with its Meet-the-People sessions. She is also vice-chairman of a grassroots committee in Tampines East. Cheng contested and won in the 2015 general elections under the Tampines Group Representation team. She was appointed as a deputy district advisor for PAP Women's Wing in 2016.
Other appointments
She has been Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Hai Leck Holdings since January 2012.
Board Memberships
Resignation
On July 17, 2023, Cheng and Speaker Tan Chuan-Jin resigned from the People's Action Party (PAP) and Parliament due to personal conduct issues, including an affair since 2020 confirmed by PM Lee Hsien Loong. Lee deemed their resignations necessary to uphold PAP's standards. Their vacancies in Tampines and Marine Parade GRCs were covered by other MPs.