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Humble take-off, meteoric rise
Keane Consulting CEO tells how acting on good advice from a local boy set him on course to eventual success.
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Risk takers' first business foray
Duo hit upon idea of starting online platform to help people locate creative freelancers easily. -myp |
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Frustration leads to inspiration
A portal to recycle digital assets was sparked by the creators' frustration.
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Tracking Asia's phenomenal growth
Businessman of the Year Roland Ng let us in on how Tat Hong, a family-owned firm, morphed into a pan-Asian giant. |
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Influential voice in the airline industry
SIA's Chew Choon Seng, winner of the Outstanding CEO award, is a hard man to best in negotiations.
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Sewing up the family business
Dorothy Seet, winner of the Outstanding Chief/Senior Executive (Overseas) award, talks about pulling the family business out of the red and the sacrifices involved. |
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Small player, strong track record
Chia Kim Piow, chairman of Enterprise Award winner Rotary Engineering, tells how the company overcame the dark days of the 1984-85 recession.
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Trailblazers and visionaries
This year's SBA winners very much mirror the success story that is Singapore: A tiny island with no natural resources but punching way above its weight in the global arena. |
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A look at entrepreneurship and those who choose it
We entrepreneurs are nuts.
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Keeping a keen eye on business needs
Customer satisfaction and providing quality service are key priorities for optical chain Capitol Optical.
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Catering to the needs of furry friends
Pet Lovers Centre aims to become Asia's No 1 pet supply company.
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Growing interest here in kosher market
SIX years ago, Mr Raphael Meyer would have considered himself lucky if his company, which certifies food as kosher, got two calls a year from potential customers.
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Hard bread not such a half-baked idea after all
Cedele founder started out making novelty Western-style bread, but her chain now pulls in a full-year revenue of over $10m.
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Parlor power
For something that's really not much more than overgrown protein, Filipinos sure do spend a lot of time, effort and money on their crowning glory. |
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Waiting for the opportune moment pays off for Frasers
'Getting the right project with the right project size and the right location, with the right partners and conditions, takes time.'
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Making first forays easy for SMEs
Breaking into a new market is no mean feat for any company, let alone a SME. |
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Luck plays a part in success: Noble founder
'I've just been lucky... being in the right place at the right time,' Mr Elman said.
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