KUALA LUMPUR: Sand Nisko Capital Bhd (SNC) has appointed three seasoned corporate leaders into its board to push for innovation going forward.

The company has appointed Datuk Goh Soo Wee and Lee Ping Wei as executive directors, while Teh Kok Liang has been appointed as the non-independent director.

Goh is a well-known corporate leader and holds several directorships in several other companies, namely, M Xpress Sdn Bhd and Palmara (M) Sdn. Bhd.

He has a strong track record in the automotive industry given his years working with a dealership and international commercial brands distributorships in Malaysia.

Aside from that, he also has strong experience in property development and capital market business.

Goh's entrepreneurship and leadership were recognized when he was voted the 100 Most Influential Young Entrepreneur title in 2017.

His expertise in various industries and wide networks could help drive SNC forward.

"SNC welcomes the appointment of Goh, and we are excited to have someone with his experience and leadership to drive the company forward.

"We look forward to working together in leading the company to the next phase of success," SNC said in a statement today.

Meanwhile, Lee, a seasoned corporate leader with an entrepreneurial background, was the founder and director of a renewable energy company, successfully embarked on many notable projects in Malaysia.

Before this, his recent involvement in the corporate scene as the executive director for HB Global Ltd.

He brings a solid background in corporate finance to ensure appropriate proposals are implemented for the company.

Lee's experience in the renewable energy sector fits into SNC's recent collaboration with Fabulous Sunview Sdn Bhd.

Meanwhile, Teh's appointment as a non-independent director along with Goh and Lee will help push SNC forward.

"The appointments of our new directors will help strengthen SNC's existing business and drive innovation in its shift to diversify into other business going forward. We look forward to adding values to our shareholders together," the company said.

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