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Feb 24, 2011

Dean Cloke named regional VP, RedWorks Singapore Hub

SINGAPORE - RedWorks Asia-Pacific has promoted Dean Cloke to take on a regional role.

Dean Cloke, regional VP, RedWorks Singapore Hub
Dean Cloke, regional VP, RedWorks Singapore Hub

The appointment is effective immediately.

Cloke will also retain his current role as the managing director of RedWorks Singapore.

In his new role, he will be involved in developing the regional strategy for RedWorks’ business across its 23 offices in the Asia Pacific region.

 Michael Burgess, regional president, RedWorks Asia Pacific said: “Under Dean’s leadership, RedWorks Singapore has grown to become the largest RedWorks office in the region, and one of the top three offices globally. His promotion is in recognition of his driving outstanding growth, and for making RedWorks the leader in this market."

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