A private dinner in Singapore with DBS CEO fetched over $14,000
Tan Su Shan is the CEO and Director of DBS Group.
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Tan Su Shan, one evening with CEO and director DBS GROUPThe auction house was sold to the Singapore Dollars ($ 14,790) by Sotheby’s on Saturday and more than twice the pre-sales prediction of $ 6,000 to 8,000 SG.
In the evening, a special dinner of six people hosted by Tan and a special tour at the Singapore National Gallery, an art museum in two national monuments, champagne before dinner. Sotheby’s.
“This dinner in an elegant and friendly environment promises to promise the encouraging speech and an extraordinary company – Ideal for the selective bid seeing one of Singapore’s most respected figures, connection and selective bid seeing a seat on the table”. auction house.
Tan, who took over the rudder of the largest bank of Southeast Asia in March this year, has been more than 35 years. experience Banking and Asset Management. Previously worked and participated in senior roles in Morgan Stanley and Citi DBS Bank In 2010, as the President of Consumer Banking and Asset Management Group.
Stocks Tan has been over 10% since it took over as the first female general manager of the Singapore Bank.
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This auctional experience with Tan was part of the 10th anniversary premiere of the national gallery Singapore. More than SG was 2.8 million dollars raised With the donation collection event on Saturday, September 13th.
The funds collected from the event will be used to “advance the mission of the gallery’s art art to make it accessible to everyone, to provide new exhibitions, to deepen curatorial research and to expand the programs interested in children, elderly and inadequate service communities”.
The auction, directed by Sotheby’s, took place at the Gala and took part in the Chinese contemporary ink artist Li Huayi, including a work of art sold for 517,000 SG, “rare artworks and luxury experiences”.
