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Building Back Better – New Faces on GPA’s Board

GPA’s Board of Directors is critical for driving GPA core principles such as innovation and embracing regional diversity and cultures. In January 2022, GPA’s Board will welcome two new Directors.

 

David Carroll leads GPA’s Irish office, having built that business with a customer-first principle and is today involved with many of the most significant global enterprises in one of the more critical corporate markets in Western Europe.

 

 

 

 

 

Sujith Sivaram brings over 30 years of experience in Corporate Finance and business in Asia. Based in Singapore, Sujith is responsible for GPA teams across more than a half dozen countries throughout the critically important and often complex SE Asian region. Sujith steps into his board role after playing multiple global leadership roles in both Operational Delivery and Finance.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“Both David and Sujith bring exceptional perspectives and leadership to the Board and will help steer our organization to maximize the incredible opportunity we have ahead of us. I thank them in advance for their support and guidance in the coming years,” – noted Byron Tarry GPA Managing Director/CEO.

Eric Greenop, GPA Chairman added -“Our Board is a strategic differentiator, and I’m delighted to have Sujith and David join an already outstanding team. I also offer our thanks to both Chris Lim and Moses Yeung both retiring from their Board roles this year. We are grateful for the role they have played in GPA’s unprecedented growth and success in recent years.” 

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