Last updated on February 21st, 2021 at 04:16 pm
The International Trade Council announced today the appointment of Ms. Ranjani Rangan as the Council’s new Chairperson for Singapore. Ms. Melanie Walker, the Council’s Member Executive Chair, welcomed the appointment and thanked her fellow board members for their support.
Ms. Ranjani Rangan is an MBA professional with over 23 years of experience in the areas of Global Account Management, AML/CFT, and Strategy. Industries that she has served includes Banking (Retail, Corporate and Correspondent), MSB, Travel Services, Corporate Secretarial, Accounting, and Training. She has developed partnerships that include Fortune 500 leaders, Top Tier Banks, Mid Tier and SME related corporates. Her natural instinct to cross-sell keeping risk in mind has led to steady growth at all of the organizations she has served.
Ms. Walker said, “We are delighted to have Ranjani as the new Chairperson in Singapore. The Council and its members will benefit from her expertise and commitment.”
“I am extremely pleased to assume the ITC Chair for Singapore. I have always loved working with the ITC organization and have done my best over the last few years to help the organization grow in its mission to facilitate international trade. I will continue to do whatever I can to further the goals of the ITC and our members,” said Ms. Rangan.
The International Trade Council is a non-profit, non-aligned, peak-body, chamber of commerce. The International Trade Council is owned by, and works for, a network of Government Trade and Investment Agencies, Chambers of Commerce, Industry Associations, Corporations, Entrepreneurs and Investors. The Council’s direct reach includes more than 79 government trade and investment agencies, 418 chambers of commerce, 29000 businesses, 13000 investors and 2.4 million newsletter subscribers in 176 countries. Together with a network of constituent chambers of commerce, industry associations and business collectives, the Council’s reach exceeds 40 million organizations worldwide. The Council’s global headquarters are complemented by a network of local chapter offices in 17 countries.
