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Thailand’s six pack- The powerful Thai-Chinese families who dominate the country’s business scene

11/2/2020

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By Maxmilian Wechsler
​In Thailand there are at least 150 extravagantly wealthy Thai-Chinese families, whose members figure prominently in company boardrooms and social registers. Six families stand over and above the rest in terms of influence and power. Their businesses rake in cash from goods and services that many Thais have come to consider essential, and they often exert enormous influence over politics, economics, sports, entertainment, media and other sectors. It’s no exaggeration to say the actions and decisions of several dozen members of these dynasties have a major effect on the lives of close to 70 million country residents.
​Inequality reigns
Citing the Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report 2018, a recent article on the Asia Times website calls Thailand’s economy the most unequal in the world. It reports that in 2018, 67% percent of the nation’s wealth was held by 1% of the population, a rapid increase from 58% in 2016. On May 7, 2019, Forbes website published a report titled ‘Thailand’s 50 Richest’ detailing the country’s wealthiest families and individuals. The list – headed by the Chearavanont family with a net worth of US$29.5 billion is presented annually, with rankings based on net worth. (For the record, the family of Worawit Weeraborwornpong, chairman of Siamgas & Petrochemicals PCL with net worth of US$590 million, is ranked 50th on Forbes’ Thailand list).
 
The top 50 families boast a staggering US$160.56 billion in net worth, about 4.86 trillion baht at current exchange rate. To put this in perspective, Thailand’s budget for fiscal year 2019 was three trillion baht. The original budget for 2020 was 3.2 trillion baht.
 
It’s no secret that Thai-Chinese are at the top of the local socioeconomic order. Most of the richest Thais claim forebears who migrated from China several generations back. Some of them were aided in their quest for wealth by affiliations with powerful government officers. Many women born into ethnic Chinese business families married high-ranking civil servants. These unions proved to be win-win, cementing mutually beneficial financial arrangements.
 
The Big Six
The half dozen families highlighted below don’t follow exactly the one-through-six positions on the latest Forbes list, but all can claim a place at the top of Thailand’s power structure. The Chearavanont, Chirathivat, Yoovidhya, Sirivadhanabhakdi, Srivaddhanaprabha and Bhirombhakdi clans rank one, two, three, four, six and fourteen respectively on the Forbes list, which gives the combined net worth of the six families as US$93.55 billion or around 2.83 trillion baht.
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Chearavanont family
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• Company: Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group
• Net worth: US$29.5 billion (892 billion baht)
• Source of wealth: Food

The CP Group is a Thai conglomerate based in Bangkok. It is Thailand’s largest private company. Charoen Pokphand means in Thai “prosperity for consumers.” The CP Group has evolved into a conglomerate of hundreds of companies in many countries, including China. The Group is one of world’s largest conglomerates, with investments in 21 countries. Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF), in which it owns controlling stakes, is the world's largest producer of feed, shrimp, and a global top three producer of poultry, pork, among other agricultural produces. It also operates Southeast Asia's largest retail business by revenue, with over 10,000 Seven Eleven stores and a leading cash and carry business through Siam Makro. In the telecommunications sector, CP Group subsidiary, True Group, is one of the largest telecom firms in Southeast Asia with over 25 million mobile customers.
 
Dhanin Chearavanont, or Chia Kok Min, stepped down as CP’s chairman and CEO in 2017, but remains senior chairman. His eldest son, Soopakij, is the current chairman and his youngest son, Suphachai, is the CEO. Dhanin also stepped down as chairman of group flagship CPF in April 2019.
 
Background: The roots of the CP group date back to 1921, when 18-year-old Chia Ek Chor and his 10-year-old brother Chia Seow Whooy arrived in Thailand from Shantou in southern China, and began peddling vegetable seeds from a cart. Shortly thereafter, they opened a seed, fertilizer and insecticide trading business in Bangkok’s  Chinatown.
 
In the early years, Ek Chor spent much of his time establishing new markets in neighboring countries, leaving Seow Whooy to manage the Thai operation. Following the communist takeover of China in 1949, the brothers decided to base their operations in Thailand, and adopted the surname Chearavanont.
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Chirathivat family
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• Company: Central Group
• Net worth: US$21 billion (635 billion baht)
• Source of wealth: Retail
 
The family owned and operated Central Group is Thailand’s leading department store retailer and service business. It has expanded far beyond Thailand with a strong presence in Europe and Vietnam. The retail giant is said to get more than a quarter of its US$12.4 billion (375 billion baht) in revenue from abroad. Central Group consists of a variety of diverse investments in various corporations domestically and internationally. Its branches have become leaders in retail, property development, brand management, hospitality, food and beverage and digital lifestyle. The firm joined in a US$560 million (16.9 billion baht) venture with China’s JD.com to set up an e-commerce site, JD Central.Tos Chirathivat, is the grandson of the group’s founder, is currently executive chairman and CEO of Central Group. A number of other family members hold important positions in the Group’s companies.
 
Background: Tiang Chirathivat (born Cheng Ni-Tiang) reportedly emigrated with his family from Hainan in China, where he was a rice farmer. He worked in his father-in-law’s store before opening his own small shop in the Thonburi area of Bangkok in 1928. In 1947, Tiang moved to a large site on Sri Phraya Road and established Central Trading, a landmark step for the Chirathivat family. Anticipating a demand for foreign goods, Tiang stocked imported clothes, cosmetics, books, magazine and other periodicals. His business strategy proved to be very successful and he moved again to a building in Soi Oriental adjacent to the Oriental Hotel. In 1956, he opened the Central Department Store in the Wang Burapa district of Bangkok with his eldest son Samrit. The store was the first of its kind in Thailand and revolutionized the concept of retailing here. Among the innovations it offered was the introduction of fixed pricing to consumers accustomed to bargaining over every purchase.
 
Both father and son, the group’s founders, were fully engaged in running the business, and were helped by other family members. In an era of bustling trade and growth, the young entrepreneurs quickly established businesses that were characterized by many ‘firsts’ in Thailand, including; first to import international cosmetic brands; first to focus on impeccable customer services; and first to implement innovative marketing communications.
 
Samrit Chirathivat believed that success would come from honesty and hard work, along with providing the best possible services and products for Central’s customers.
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Entertainment titan Brian L.Marcar launches top Japanese supplement brand Fordays to Thailand

31/1/2020

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Starting February 6, 2020, this multi-level marketing system offers Thai consumers the highest quality supplements and health products, plus the opportunity to be a part of the company’s success through its MLM platform

For more than 30 years Brian L. Marcar has been at the forefront of the entertainment scene in Thailand, making good on his mission statement to “bring happiness” to the people of Thailand.

The entertainment titan has done it all when it comes to entertainment in Thailand – from producing top-quality, high-rating television programmes and hit movies, to bringing the biggest names in music to perform in the kingdom, creating Thailand’s #1 ticketing agency, running popular radio stations, developing local music talent, and much more. When it comes to entertainment, Brian has pretty much done it all. But never one to rest on his laurels, Brian is now taking on a brand new challenge and moving into the health and supplements market with a desire to not just continue to bring happiness, but to “bring well-being” to the people.
In his bold new chapter, Brian is bringing the esteemed Japanese supplement brand Fordays to Thailand. Launching on 6 February 2020, Fordays Thailand will bring the multi-level marketing system to the kingdom offering Thai consumers the highest quality supplements and health products, plus the opportunity to be a part of the company’s success through its MLM platform.

It was the quality of the Fordays products that first attracted Brian to the Japanese supplements company. Fordays’ products utilize the power of nucleic acid (DNA and RNA) to support both inner and outer health and beauty. “People who know me know that I value good health and I also value quality products. I was impressed by the company’s commitment to quality and excellence, and was blown away by the before-and-after pictures of Fordays’ customers.

“So I tried for myself and it was then that I realized that I had to bring these amazing products to Thailand, and so now all Thai people are able to purchase Fordays DN Collagen, Mousa Essence Drink SNOWy and Mousa LU Serum,” explains Brian.

Fordays Japan was established in 1997 – its name derived from the concept of “For better and brighter Days to come” - growing into one of Japan’s leading MLM companies, with its DN Collagen supplement now the top-selling supplement in Japan, and the company enjoying over US$300 million in revenues in 2019.
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How bad will the condo crash be?

9/12/2019

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As 2019 draws to a close, only the most unflinchingly loyal industry players are refusing to accept that the condominium market is correcting. Listed developers are blaming LTV restrictions imposed by the Central Bank in early 2019. This has not helped, but blaming this alone, is like closing the stable door, in this case, years after the horse has already bolted. The reasons for correction are clear:
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• A 20-year bull run, where Bangkok condo prices have multiplied by 700%
• Prime land price inflation at twice the rate of condo price inflation, whereby it has no longer been able to develop condos profitably for the past 3-4 years
• A loss of confidence in the Thai domestic market
• Thai household debt off the charts to hitherto unseen heights
We are now at the very top of the residential development cycle. All the ingredients are in place for the perfect storm. Most developers are still in denial, as admitting to decline, imperils a damaging self-fulfilling prophecy. Those with the biggest debts and overpriced land are most at risk. It just remains to be seen how bad it will be, and how far will they fall?
 
The Curse of the Listed Developer
The concept of listed developers increasing profits and earnings every year, hits a roadblock when the property market corrects. Real estate by nature is more cyclical than other industries and is only a safe investment haven when the market is rising.
 
However, because of listed status demands, developers need to continue buying land, even when overpriced, in order to continue showing growth. They have to buy land on the assumption that property prices will continuing rising. This inevitably stops, and, they end up caught with an inventory of overpriced, unprofitable properties, that are out of tune with the market in recession.
 
Developers with strongest balance sheets, can fire-sell units quickly once the market turns, and slash prices before the race to the bottom starts in earnest. Those that cannot, because they paid too much for the land, risk a huge potential distressed debt problem, and some will ultimately find themselves having leapt off the listed market cliff, lemming style.

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The Landmark Bangkok appoints Francis Zimmerman as General Manager

28/5/2019

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Francis Zimmerman recently joined the Landmark Bangkok as General Manager having previously overseen operations and business development for Next Story Group as Managing Director, South East Asia.

During his 30-year career, Francis worked with leading luxury hotel brands Anantara, AVANI, Le Meridien, Shangri-La and Westin throughout Asia and North America. In South East Asia, he was Resident Manager for Le Royal Meridien and Le Meridien President Hotels in Bangkok and General Manager at Le Meridien Jakarta.

​In 2008, Francis moved back to Bangkok to join the Marriott Resort & Spa as General Manager where he led the successful transition of this city resort to the luxury hotel brand Anantara in 2011.

Francis was promoted to Director of Operations and Area General Manager Thailand of the Minor Hotel Group leading eight of the group’s prestigious hotels and resorts until 2016.

A passionate culinarian and mixologist, Francis lives by the mantra, “Do what you Like. but Love What you Do”. He is an avid sports junkie having completed his first Half IronMan and also a keen family man to his four children and wife Dyan.

With a wealth of knowledge, experience and results in Thailand and South East Asia, Francis is looking forward to leading Bangkok’s most successful independent and enduring five-star hotel.
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Specialist in Swiss standard hospitality with Thai heart

1/3/2019

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Get to know Mr. Bruno Rotschaedl, General Manager of Swissôtel Bangkok Ratchada, the hotel that is leading the surge in hospitality quality in Bangkok's burgeoning Ratchada district.

Passionate and driven, Bruno Rotschaedl has over 30 years experience in high-end hospitality leadership roles accumulated from luxury hotel brands in Austria, Germany, Poland, the US, Puerto Rico, Singapore, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, and Thailand. Immediately prior to joining Swissôtel Bangkok Ratchada, he served as Director of Food and Beverage at JW Marriott Hong Kong.
With a solid business acumen and operations background, his specialty is creating and driving business strategies in diverse, complex and challenging environments. His role as GM of Swissôtel Bangkok Ratchada involves comprehensively overseeing the 407room property's day-to-day operations, including managing the executive team and over 400 team members.

With its prestigious Swissôtel branding, Swissôtel Bangkok Ratchada embodies a unique blend of contemporary Swiss standards and traditional Thai hospitality providing everything discerning business and leisure travelers need or wish for.

With a top-to-toe renovation supervised by Bruno in its final phase, all the hotel's exterior, guest rooms, public spaces, restaurants, meetings & events spaces, fitness/pool and spa/wellness facilities are fully modernized and state-of-the-art.

Strategically located 40 minutes from Suvarnabhumi Airport in the heart of the dynamic Ratchadapisek district and with Huay Kwang MRT station on its doorstep, few hotels in the City of Angels are better positioned for guests to get around.​

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Feel the Ultimate Soul of Britain, “Alexander & James,” Through Furniture in Eclectic Style, Creating a New Dimension of Unique Aesthetics

24/12/2018

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Furniture is not only a home decor, creating a comfortable living but also a reflection of its owner’s taste, individuality and personality.

Have you ever felt and absorbed the ambience of places like hotels, restaurants or cafes in various styles? For instance, a British luxury hotel in Soho House Group, the London-based private members’ club and hotel chain, is designed and decorated to perfections with unique and stunning elements. It features a pleasant civilisation with a remarkable identity and an idea of mix and match of furniture items and decorations which are incomparable. Chic restaurant like El Buda Felis is another one that reflects a cutting-edge taste. Home decoration today does not rely on trend but a taste of each individual which plays an essential role. People’s lifestyle always changes. They prefer more travel experiences as feeling new experiences can be a memory of happiness in each moment to interpret and create home to be a valuable art piece which is a perfect harmony of fashion, lifestyle, magnificence and taste.
 
“Alexander & James,” a leading British furniture brand, pride on creating beautifully stylish pieces with unique designs perfectly combined with modern trends to reflect a taste of the ultimate living and build a right identity in your own style. Officially launched in 2013, it was founded by “Mark Alexander Smith,” Britain’s most influential sofa designer who designs for the way we live and adds new flavours on furniture design and home decoration. Always ahead of the design trail, he takes inspiration from his travels around the globe. Northern English roots ensure his down to earth approach to life is reflected in his laid back luxe designs. All items are like an art piece with every model hand sketched by Mark Alexander Smith to get the balance of form just right and then gets to work with his creative team on the final vision. Currently, the products are on sale in more than 50 leading furniture stores worldwide.
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WHY AN AMERICAN BUSINESS OPERATING IN CHINA IS NOW HOT ON THAILAND

16/11/2018

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“The opportunity gates are now open for Thailand and other developing countries with the right resources to walk through to their dreams, and dramatically raise their standards of living,” says 40-year veteran of doing business in China
By Maxmilian Wechsler​
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AMERICAN businessman Larry Sloven has just finished a meeting with the Board of Investment (BOI) – and he looks extremely happy with what he’s learned.

The director of Capstone International, a China-based company that manufactures products ranging from LED lights to power tools in Shenzen province, is looking forward to moving some of his operations out of China – and Thailand is very much on the agenda.

“We’re planning on establishing a subsidiary office in Thailand to manage the manufacture of a new line of digital electronics products to be launched in January 2019 at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas,” explains Mr Sloven.

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congratulations to the winners of Expat Entrepreneur Awards 2018

19/10/2018

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​Confectionery

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Gallothai 
Jean-Louis Graindorge,
Managing Director
BELGIAN chocolatier Jean-Louis has been raising standards in the chocolate industry in Thailand for over 20 years. Paul Graindorge founded Gallothai in 1993 and in 1999 his son Jean-Louis took over the management of the company. In 20 years, Gallothai grew to become a significant player in the Thai chocolate scene, be it by supplying major hotels and restaurants with its treats or by opening Duc de Praslin chocolateries in Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai and Pattaya. He established Belco Confectionery Co., Ltd in 2001 to produce chocolate raw materials in Thailand as opposed to importing it from abroad, and to supply the local industrial sector. Jean-Louis is also the Managing Director of Puratos, which manufactures raw materials for the bakery, patisserie and chocolate sectors.
www.gallothai.com​

Art & Design

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Elizabeth Romhild
Artist
ELIZABETH Romhild, a Bangkok-based Danish-Armenian painter, sculptor and designer, has lived and worked in Bangkok since 1988. Born in Denmark to an Armenian-Iranian father and Danish mother, she spent her childhood in Iran and as an adult, hopped through Saudi Arabia, America and Indonesia before settling in Thailand nearly three decades ago. From a successful career in painting and sculpturing, she has now embarked on showing her style on fine porcelain through Elizabeth Romhild Design. Along with her gallery in Denmark, Elizabeth’s work can be found in Bangkok at her ‘home’ gallery, La Lanta Fine Art.
www.elizabethromhild.com 

Music

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Karma Sound Studios             
Chris Craker, Founder
 AWARD-WINNING musician and producer Cris Craker has operated at the very forefront of the music industry for over 30 years. Chris has worked with many of the world’s finest artists on the music and film industry. Most recently, he produced the soundtrack for the Oscar-nominated ‘Interstellar’. After climbing  to the top of the British music industry, he picked the sleepy fishing village of Bang Saray to build his world-class music studio. 
www.karmasoundstudios.com   ​

Animal Rescue

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Wildlife Friends Foundation          
Edwin Wiek, Founder
WFFT was founded in 2001 by Edwin Wiek with the help of the local people from Petchaburi province, including the Abbot of Wat Khao Look Chang who loaned a large piece of land to the foundation to house rescued animals. The NGO is a nationwide effort involved in rescuing domesticated/captive wild animals. 
 With the help of full-time staff, mostly from the local village, and a team of international volunteers, Edwin heads the project made possible by joining passionate people on a mission to rescue and rehabilitate animals as far as is feasible, allowing them to live the rest of their lives in a safe environment and as close to nature as possible. 
www.wfft.org

Bespoke Furniture

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P.Tendercool                
Pieter Compernol and Stephanie Grusenmeyer, Founders and Design Directors
PIETER and Stephanie arrived in Thailand 14 years ago, and what was supposed to be a one-year sabbatical took a very different turn. They established P.Tendercool, a Bangkok based, Belgian run design studio specialized in bespoke handmade furniture for interior designers, hospitality and private clients.
Established in 2010, the company uses antique or reclaimed wood to create tables of all shapes and sizes, leather chairs & stools and recently developed their first collection of sofas and daybeds. Their gallery sits in a heritage building in the middle of the Creative District in Bangkok, Warehouse30, next to the Thai Cultural Design Centre, a must visit for all things creative.
www.ptendercool.com

Development & sustainability

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The Beaumont Partnership
Tim Beaumont, Founder and Managing Director
TIM Beaumont has run the award-winning architectural, interior, and landscape firm The Beaumont Partnership for almost a quarter of a century with remarkable success. Born in Norfolk, England, the naturalised Thai is also the founder of the Beaumont Partnership Foundation and the Beaumont Ruam Pattana School, a thoroughly modern, architect-inspired project whose primary aim is to provide free quality education to underprivileged children in the Northeast of Thailand.
www.thebeaumontpartnership.com 

Cinematography

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Paul Spurrier                  
Screenwriter and Film Director
BRITON Paul Spurrier was the first foreign filmmaker to direct a full-length Thai-language feature movie, the 2005 supernatural P. He appeared in more than thirty different roles, with credits including Anna Karenina and The Lost Boys for the BBC, and settled in Thailand over 10 years ago.  Release in 2016, The Forest was praised internationally and won awards overseas. Paul’s most recent work, Eullenia, is a dark psychological tale about the power that can result from wealth and was the successful opener of this year’s Bangkok Asean Film Festival.

Humour

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Chris Wegoda 
The Comedy Club Bangkok
To produce professional English language comedy shows including open mic and professional stand-up, improv comedy, improvised sketch comedy, films, gameshows and panel shows. To bring a more international comedy (stand-up) circuit to and from Bangkok working closely with other comedy clubs and organizations in S.E Asia and beyond. To arrange corporate event planning for Thailand’s corporate clients providing entertainment such as improv and stand-up comedy for corporate events such as business dinners, product launches, themed parties, conferences, seminars and much more.

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Stop worrying about insufficient space.. LEO Self Storage is here!

17/10/2018

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With an urbanization, city keeps expanding. Crowded people moving to city leads to higher cost of living. This mean that you need to pay more than usual for places that you need to use. However, this problem could be alleviate when you can have extra space by using our service “LEO Self Storage”. 
LEO Self Storage, one of the best quality self-storage services in Bangkok, located in the middle of city on Rama 3 road which could be easily access from Silom road and Sathorn road. We provide storage units in various sizes, from 2 up to 30 sqm. Suitable for any usability and quantity of your stuff.

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The Nominations 2018 – PART II

30/9/2018

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Companies and individuals nominated for the 3rd Expat Entrepreneur Awards 2018 appear on the following 12 pages. More nominations will be published in the October issue of this magazine.

Candidates have been chosen according to a variety of criteria relevant to their individual line of business. A panel of judges will select the eventual winners.

The joint Expat Entrepreneur Awards and Thailand International Business Awards (TIBA) will take place on Tuesday 16 October 2018 at the Amari Watergate Bangkok.

TIBA is an event organized by the British Chamber of Commerce Thailand (BCCT) with The BigChilli. Special guest of honour at the awards will be His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester.
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CWL Lighting                     
Ian Potter, Founder
IN the 27 years since he founded CWL Lighting, Ian Potter has seen the enterprise go from a design and equipment supply company in Phuket to a Bangkok studio providing lighting design services to the hospitality sector across the Asia Pacific. With clients including the Hilton Group, Intercontinental, Indigo and Holiday Inn brands from IHG, together with properties from the Dusit and Accor portfolios, we can certainly say the future is looking bright for Ian.
www.cwl-lighting.com
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Andragogy                               
Kate Jackson, Founder and Managing Director
BASED on the principles of adult learning for the long-life learning sector, Kate Jackson founded Andragogy to offer tailor-made communications training in business English, customer service, as well as leadership communication and presentation coaching for businesses of all shapes and sizes and learners ranging from C-suite executives to low-level staff. Over the years, Kate’s bespoke training programs have worked for clients such as Colgate-Palmolive, Jaymart, Srichand, David Yurman, Tesco Credit Card Services, and Airbus Asia-Pacific.
www.andragogy-learning.com  

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BO Interiors                        
Patricia Isaac, Founder
NOT content to follow her husband’s career from country to country, Patricia Isaac decided to make her own. Patricia found opportunities everywhere she landed, leading to the establishment of her boutique interior design and decoration studio. She describes her studio as a niche business that creates personalised homes with Western décor styles that can be infused with Asian influence. From decoration and furnishing, to renovations and specialised property seach, the company provides services for current and future home owners in Bangkok, Hua Hin, or Phuket.
www.bo-interiors.com   
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Civil Master International (CMI)                    
Matthew Harrison,
Co-founder and Managing Director

AFTER 19 years at the helm of the Bangkok-based company Civil Master International (CMI), Matthew Harrison couldn’t be happier with his professional and private life in Thailand.
His architectural contracting company specialises
in virtually anything that involves builiding renovations, including inspection, facade renovation, repainting, and repairs.
www.civilmasterinter.co.th

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