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He works hard so others can chill out
Entrepreneur Michel Lu has many wine-and-dine concepts up his sleeve.
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The business of wanderlust
GTMC is travel product wholesaler to travel agencies and gets cheaper rates due to bulk purchases. |
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Courier King's story lies in journey from motorbike to Rolls-Royce
One bike, one dream, but lots of determination. With capital scraped from family members, V.S. Kumar started Network Courier, which now boasts 160 staff.
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Tea for two
Success for this brother-sister team has meant overcoming obstacles, including challenging attitudes to the time-honoured business of making tea in the Middle Kingdom. |
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Blazing an outdoor adventure trail
BOAC organises adventure tours to exotic destinations as more people get into the concept.
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Supporting small enterprises
OCBC Bank is focused on providing solutions to help the entrepreneur succeed in the marketplace. |
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In search of unpolished diamonds
The Rotary-Asme Entrepreneur of the Year Award recognises local entrepreneurs who have
excelled in their businesses and contributed significantly to the economy and society.
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Service plus quality
Building trust and rapport with clients, suppliers and sub-contractors, which includes aftersales service, is a continuous process for Grandwork Interior. |
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'Never say die'
Former police officers started an enterprise to fulfil their passion to nurture young minds even though they had no experience in pre-school education.
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Take control, take off
Wanting to define himself and take control of his own destiny, Mr Low quit his job to build his own firm. |
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Global reach
Despite having cash flow problems due to the recession in 1984 and 1985, Mr Chan held on built up the business through sheer hard work.
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Write stuff
Writing down his goals is what Mr David Chung Fun Choo - a lab technician-turned-CEO - reckons is one of the keys to his success. |
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In the driver's seat
As a boy, Mr Neo knew he had to start a business to progress in life. He was the first to bring in Mercedes-Benz into Singapore when the regulations against parallel imports relaxed.
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Sensual treat
In less than four years since it opened in 2003, Subtle Senses has retained more than 7,200 clients and about 100 visiting each day. |
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Go forth, dream big
Mr Tan knows that dreams cannot be realised through good luck - there must be hard work, dedication and the hunger to succeed.
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Spa with chopsticks
In 2005, Rustic Nirvana became the first and only spa to provide post-natal recovery services, and even had celebrity Zoe Tay swore by its post-natal programmes. |
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Soya so good
No one thought that Mr Kang Puay Seng and Mr Loh Jwee Poh would rake in millions of dollars in revenue selling soya milk.
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Sweet success story
With undeterred determination and a clear focus, Mr Lau Kok Hui followed his dream. |
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One-stop shop
When her partner left, Ms Annie Gan managed to enter and continue working in a male-dominated industry and built a successful company single-handedly.
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Building on brotherly ties
The Tans believe that their strength lies in being able to cultivate an entrepreneurial culture, empowering and encouraging their staff to be entrepreneurs themselves. |
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