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Justin Quek assumes CEO position at OrangeTee; Steven Tan to head international arm
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Justin Quek (left), the new CEO from Jan 1 and Steven Tan, current CEO, who will move on to head the international business and remain as key executive officer (Photo: OrangeTee)

From Jan 1, 2024, Justin Quek, the current deputy CEO of OrangeTee & Tie, will assume the CEO role. He will succeed Steven Tan, the current CEO, who will now lead the international business at OrangeTee.

These latest moves by parent company OT Group are part of its strategy to reposition the group as a "full suite real estate service provider". Other companies in the group include OrangeTee Advisory and OrangeTee International.


Justin Quek, the current deputy CEO will be the new CEO of OrangeTee & Tie from Jan 1 (Photo: OrangeTee)

Quek was named deputy CEO in April 2023. Even as he continued to drive the proptech business, he spearheaded several initiatives, such as the Consumer Insider Series targeted at consumers and Luxe OrangeTee with services for agents handling high-net-worth individuals.

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Steven Tan, the current CEO, will head OrangeTee International, the international business arm of OT Group, and remain as key executive officer of OrangeTee & Tie (Photo: OrangeTee)

Meanwhile, Tan, who has been with OrangeTee for over two decades, will work closely with the firm's long-term shareholder, Japan real estate brokerage services firm Tokyu Livable, whose parent company is Japanese developer Tokyu Land. Tan will also work with other global partners to promote OrangeTee International's business. He will also remain as OrangeTee & TIe's key executive officer.

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