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Bee Bee Ng Joins SEMI as SEMI Southeast Asia President

Ng will direct SEMI Southeast Asia sales and services; expositions and programs including standards, EHS, and workforce development; and admin ops.

Bee Bee Ng joined SEMI as president of SEMI Southeast Asia, reporting to SEMI CFO Richard Salsman.

As president, Ng will develop strategies, objectives and global policies for achieving SEMI’s business goals in Southeast Asia.

Based in Singapore, Ng will direct SEMI Southeast Asia sales and services; expositions and programs including standards, EHS, workforce development and advocacy; and administrative operations.



“Her extensive experience in the semiconductor industry, strong business relationships throughout Southeast Asia, and passion for driving business results are tremendous assets to SEMI,” said Ajit Manocha, SEMI president and CEO. “We look forward to Bee Bee’s leadership in working with SEMI members to grow the Southeast Asia market and uncover new opportunities that will help the $2 trillion global electronics industry reach its full potential.”

Previously, Ng held positions at Nissei Sangyo (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (now Hitachi Hi-Tech) and more recently KLA-Tencor (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., where she won the President’s Award for Top Account Sales Manager.   

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