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Who is the CEO of resort World Sentosa?

Lee will report directly to Resorts World Sentosa's chairman and CEO Tan Hee Teck, who she will help with the daily operations of the resort's business, as well as its financial affairs and developing Resorts World Sentosa's strategy.



As of February 2026, the leadership of Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) is divided between strategic oversight and day-to-day operations. Lee Shi Ruh is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of RWS, having been appointed to the position in June 2025 following the retirement of Tan Hee Teck. Parallel to this, Lim Kok Thay, the Executive Chairman of Genting Group, was recently named the Chairman and Director of Resorts World Sentosa as of February 1, 2026. While Lee Shi Ruh manages the integrated resort's daily business, Lim Kok Thay provides high-level strategic direction and leadership to the board. This leadership team is currently overseeing a massive $5 billion expansion project known as "RWS 2.0," which includes the development of new themed lands like Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore and the expansion of the Singapore Oceanarium.

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