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Mon, Dec 17, 2007
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Entrepreneur of the Year

ONE used to hate business, and had to spend all his summer holidays in the family concern as a teenager, when he'd rather be out on the cricket pitch.

A second also helped out in dad's company as a child - and despite it being the furthest thing on his mind - eventually stayed on to run it.

Another dreamt of being a doctor or engineer, but ended up a property tycoon whose many projects around Singapore carry signboards proclaiming "thanks be to God".

Today, these entrepreneurs are enjoying what they do best and have not looked back since.

Click on the links below to find out which entrepreneur has impressed the judges in the annual Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year award.

» The Big Boys of 2007
» Chemoil founder an accidental entrepreneur
» Man with a vision
» Tru-Marine with an eye for opportunity
» A handshake and the rest was history
» It all boils down to passion for FJ Benjamin's CEO
» YHI aims to pull ahead of the competition
» No man is an island
» Succeeding with cross-border deals in emerging markets
» Ten golden rules for tax compliance
» Serving the needs of entrepreneurs the Credit Suisse way
» Sustainability through succession planning
» The start of something extraordinary
» Building a winning team: a strategy for success

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