Shell’s Head of Retail Marketing, Ben Mahmud resigns

Ben Mahmud resigns as Head of Retail Marketing of Shell Malaysia

Ben Mahmud, the Head of Retail Marketing has announced that he will be resigning. July 10 will be his last day.

His position will be taken over by Chung Ai Kee who is the Global Retail Lubricants Marketing Manager of Shell Malaysia.  Ai Kee has been in Shell since January 2008 and is currently responsible for driving collaborative strategies and partnership in Shell for effective Lubricants channel strategies. She was previously the Senior Marketing Specialist for 3M Malaysia Sdn Bhd.

Ben has been in Shell for almost ten years since January 2009. His role involved delivering sales and gross margin for the sales of lubricants at Shell retail network for Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong and Brunei cluster of countries.

MARKETING magazine reached out to Ben to inquire about his next venture however it is still yet to be announced.

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