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PECC Mourns the Passing of Prof Tan Teck Meng, SINCPEC Chair 1997-2008
Professor Tan Teck Meng, former chair of SINCPEC, passed away in the early morning of 7 July 2011 in his sleep. He had been battling cancer for some time.
Prof Tan was the chair of SINCPEC from 1997 to 2008, he was also a member of the Finance Committee and Trustee of the PECC Special Fund Trust. He will be missed by the PECC community.
We offer our condolences and sympathies fo the family of the late Professor Tan Teck Meng.
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