Singapore – Storyteller platform Viddsee has announced today that Derek Tan, co-founder, has stepped down from his operational role as Viddsee’s chief business development officer, and will be transitioning to a non-executive director role on the board.
Despite stepping down from his executive role, Tan will continue leading Viddsee’s future with his tenure and experience from his previous role, guiding the company strategically as a non-executive director.
Throughout his career, Tan has immensely contributed to the company’s growth and success. By focusing on strategic partnerships and business development initiatives, he played a substantial role in expanding Viddsee’s commercial offering, user base and strengthening its position in the industry. To date, Viddsee has amassed over 3 billion views with its rich repertoire of over 5,000 films.
The business, under the guidance of co-founder and CEO, Ho Jia Jian, senior vice president of commercial, Michele Schofield, and vice president of studios, Kenny Tan, will continue its journey after the tenure of Tan as the chief business development officer. Their collective vision is to persistently uphold the company’s commitment to promoting narratives and empowering diverse voices in this digital era.
Ho Jia Jian said that the company is very grateful for Derek Tan’s invaluable contributions over the years.
“He has been instrumental in fostering partnerships that have elevated our platform’s status internationally. We appreciate his expertise and dedication, which will continue to be a resource in his role as a member of the board,” he added.
As this executive transition takes place, Viddsee remains in its goal of empowering storytellers and delivering quality, entertaining and engaging content to its global audience.