Meet Daniel Zhang, the CEO who has taken on Jack Ma's mantle as Executive Chairman of ecommerce sensation, Alibaba. Find out how Zhang plans to navigate China's slowing economy, including this take on the importance of learning and innovation, "You must keep awake every minute; you need to keep your eyes open in your sleep." Elsewhere in this month's packed issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, read about how diversity and inclusion are essential to business success; the unique leadership challenges faced by not-for-profit CEOs; and why urbanisation could spell success for businesses – if they play their cards right. Plus, we road-test the Aston Martin DB11; discover what it takes to revive a heritage brand; and see how ski resort stalwarts Chamonix and Zermatt, fare when they go head-to-head. 

Download the September issue of The CEO Magazine Asia to find out how Daniel Ek turned streaming giant Spotify into a US$67 billion company. We also reveal the best assets to invest your money in for 2021 plus how high-net-worth individuals are being savvy with their finances. Check out the sports apps that are bulking up as they keep the lockdown world healthy, and which movers and shakers attended the 15th Ritossa Investment Summit. For a touch of luxe, take your pick from rare diamonds or an exquisite Aston Martin Girard-Perregaux watch, and plan your post-pandemic escape with our rundown of the world’s 10 best new hotels and resorts.

In the August issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, read how, as CEO of General Motors, Mary Barra's 40 years at the multibillion-dollar company drives her passion for gender equality and the future of electric vehicles. We also reveal the 10 most trusted brands for 2021, consider if cryptocurrency is clever coin or fool's gold, and investigate the future of co-working spaces. Plus, we take a peek inside the luxe Dubai hotels open for business and look at the most stunning chess sets available. Out now in print and digital.

In the July digital edition of The CEO Magazine Asia, find out how François-Henri Pinault is spearheading change in the fashion industry as head of powerhouse Kering, and discover the 10 businesses focused on helping the environment. Alternate investing and online property brokers are also under our microscope, plus we take a look at the decadent timepieces showcased at Watches and Wonders and share Leonard Lauder's business rules.

Download the June issue of The CEO Magazine Asia to read our interview with futurist Gihan Perera about how AI lives among us, and discover the positive impact that it can have on social causes. We also reveal where to invest your money, the new threats to cybersecurity and how to get the most out of your remote team. Plus, take a peek at Hublot’s exquisite orange sapphire watch and find out why you should add Sweden’s spectacular forests to your travel bucket list.

Inside the May issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, read our exclusive interview with Ankiti Bose. She’s on track to becoming the first Indian woman to found a billion-dollar startup, but the down-to-earth Zilingo Co-Founder and CEO tells why success should be measured by impact rather than status. We also take a look at the other companies around the world that are tipped to be the next unicorns, discover how Sir Richard Branson's Virgin brand has evolved over 50 years, and examine the top innovations from the world's leading tech event, CES 2021. Plus, we open the treasure chest to reveal the latest high-end jewellery, jump into the new Porsche 911 GT3 and celebrate the 220th anniversary of Breguet’s invention of the tourbillon.

Inside the April issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, Nestlé Philippines Chairman and CEO Kais Marzouki explains why companies like Nestlé should give back to society. Plus we uncover the best (and worst) companies to work for, and what makes them good (or bad). We explore how embracing feminine leadership styles could be what the world needs right now. If you're after luxury, we take a look at the latest addition to BMW's line, and VistaJet unveils the most exclusive properties and destinations.

Inside the March issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, read our inspiring interviews to celebrate International Women's Day with the female game-changers who are shaking things up right across the globe. Discover how the pandemic has amplified screen addiction and why you’ll want to be on the two-year waitlist for the Maserati MC20. Plus, exquisite Bremont watches made from Stephen Hawking's personal desk and our pick of the world's most exclusive international golf courses. 

Pick up a copy of the January/February issue of The CEO Magazine Asia to read our interview with Patrick Tsang. Inspired by his late grandfather, the Tsangs Group Chairman shares his mission to bridge the gap between the East and West and tells why he believes anything is possible with perseverance and a positive mindset. In this special double issue, you can also find out why Google knows everything about you; how to innovate your business faster and smarter; and the best class assets for 2021. Plus, we take a peek at Club Moolia, Asia–Pacific’s new ultra-exclusive resort for motorsport fans, pique your wanderlust with luxury hotels and their yachts, and celebrate Chinese New Year with a look at the personality traits of people born in the Year of the Ox.

Inside the December issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, learn how audacious maverick Bernard Arnault earned the moniker ‘the wolf in cashmere’ and rose to the pinnacle of global powerhouse LVMH. We also find out why adopting a ‘wartime’ mentality is the way to get through COVID-19 and meet the group of change-makers who are striving to make the world a better place. Plus, we take a look at Chanel’s new must-have handbag collection, 15 luxury watches for work or play and how you can rent a private island in the Maldives for the ultimate escape.

In the November issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, read about Joey Wat’s incredible career journey, from her humble beginnings as a child factory worker to her soaring success as CEO of Yum China. We also learn why companies around the world are signing up for B Corp Certification and how embracing diversity can help you to grow your business. Plus, we take a look at Bulgari’s captivating Barocko line, go behind the scenes on the set of the new James Bond movie and dive into Bowmore's highly anticipated whisky collaboration with Aston Martin.

In the October issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, discover how Uniqlo Founder and CEO Tadashi Yanai became Japan’s richest person and why the retail giant is focused on product innovation rather than fashion trends. We also get tips from Elon Musk's brain coach, Jim Kwik, and find out why the luxury brands launching new flagship stores in Asia, including Hublot, Zenith and Loro Piana, are a symbol of resilience during these uncertain times. Plus, we look at how five-star hotels and resorts are putting the health and wellbeing of guests at the centre of the luxury experience. Finally, we take a peek at Jaeger-LeCoultre’s new masterpiece and experience the old-world charm of The Barracks Hotel Sentosa.

In the September issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, we take a look at why Apple CEO Tim Cook is committed to being a force for change, as well as how the tech giant is continuing to drive innovation in the face of adversity. Panerai CEO Jean-Marc Pontroué reveals why he’s optimistic about the future, John Karagounis tells how he finds clarity in uncertainty, and we talk to Raphael Sauleau, CEO of superyacht brokerage Fraser, about how the yachting industry is adapting to a post-COVID world. Plus, we meet sponsorships success Matt Wiener, before taking a peek at a magnificent timepiece from Omega and the incredible Porsche 911 Targa 4S Heritage Design Edition.

Inside the August issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, we look at how video-sharing app TikTok has taken the world by storm and turned Founder Zhang Yiming into a billionaire. Plus, find out why China’s luxury market is so vibrant and what recovery looks like in the region, the lessons we can learn from the great CEO exodus of 2019, and why feminine traits are crucial in the modern-day C-suite. You can also indulge in eco-friendly superyacht toys that would make Bond jealous, the latest surprise collectables, and a beautiful, bespoke Bugatti.

In the July issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, find out why Bill Gates saw COVID-19 coming, his intelligent plan to move us forward and how the likes of Jack Ma and Jack Dorsey are just a few of the leaders contributing big bucks to help win the battle. Plus, we look at how the pandemic will change the way we do business and reveal the best places to invest your money in 2020. And, why not dare to dream? We have everything you need for your future travel plans, from Adare Manor to Zimbabwe. The July issue of The CEO Magazine Asia is out now.

In the June issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, Lead8 Co-Founder and Executive Director Christine Hau explains why she’s passionate about connecting communities through design. Plus, we look at how to identify and manage cyber risks when your employees are working from home, interview some of the most impressive CEOs in Asia and talk to four executives about the successful ways they lead remote teams.

There’s a gender bias holding back Asia’s technology sector, according to entrepreneur Michelle Sun. In this month’s cover story, the Co-Founder and CEO of First Code Academy explains why she’s inspiring the next generation of female coders to dream big. You can also read about the inimitable game-changer Serena Williams and discover how this talented chameleon diversified her strengths beyond tennis and into business and philanthropy. Plus, we take a look the eco startups that are fighting climate change, test drive the new Lamborghini Huracán Evo and take a dip in Marina Bay Sands' astounding infinity pool.

Pick up a copy of the April issue of The CEO Magazine Asia to find out why Jack Zhang, Co-Founder and CEO of Airwallex, is convinced Asia is the perfect launching pad for the fintech unicorn’s global expansion. You can also read about the newest take on time principles to help the leaders of tomorrow; how to go from high achiever to super performer; and why female CFOs make good financial sense. Plus, we showcase the finest new luxury watches and find out whether therapeutic fasting can really cure stress.

“Do everything well.” That’s the mantra of Indra Nooyi, the former CEO of PepsiCo who is consistently ranked among the world’s 100 most powerful women. She stepped down from the top job in late 2018, after 12 years leading the food and beverage business to greater success, and in the March issue of The CEO Magazine Asia she shares her pearls of wisdom for running a multibillion-dollar company. You can also read about the extraordinary trailblazers – from scientists to politicians to humanitarians – creating major change in 2020; Sundar Pichai's rise to the top as the CEO of Alphabet and Google; and the hobbies that will make you a better CEO. Plus, we preview Aston Martin’s first SUV; take a trip to Tokyo; and find out how affluent spenders are driving Asia’s wellness boom. 

Pick up a copy of the February issue of The CEO Magazine Asia to find out how Grab's Co-Founders, Anthony Tan and his former Harvard MBA classmate Tan Hooi Ling, built the tech startup from the ground up. Starting out with a purpose-driven philosophy to improve the quality of life of low-income groups in South-East Asia, Grab has succeeded in overtaking Uber in the region. We know that working your way to the top of your professional game can take decades to achieve – sometimes an entire career or lifetime, but if you’ve risen to the pinnacle role of CEO, where to next? We ponder what life looks like after being in the top job. We also explore Singapore in 48 hours and, as we welcome in the Year of the Rat, we say Happy Chinese New Year.

Pick up a copy of the January issue of The CEO Magazine Asia to find out how our cover star, SM Engineering Design and Development President Hans Sy Jr, is enhancing his family’s business legacy. You can also read about what top global executives are planning for 2020; how winemakers are fusing tradition and innovation to improve the quality of wine around the world; and why it’s important to plan your next step after being a CEO. Plus, we road-test the incredibly spacious BMW X7; go hiking through the rugged landscape of the Scottish Highlands; and reveal the best places to eat, shop and stay in Toronto.

Li Ka-shing is The CEO Magazine's inspiring rags-to-riches cover story for October. Find out how he built an extraordinary business empire from scratch over seven decades. From refugee to business tycoon, his wealth is sitting at around US$30 billion, making him the richest billionaire in Hong Kong. You can also read about how new CEOs can be prepared for the demands facing business leaders in today’s fast-paced world; how AI-powered organisations are dealing with complex ethical challenges; and how companies can be prepared for gen Z fast joining the ranks as today’s new leaders. Plus, we talk to Asia’s top executives about purpose, passion and their journey to the top, and take a peek at the world’s best superyachts. 

In this month’s issue of The CEO Magazine Asia, we talk to Tan Le about her inspirational journey from Vietnamese refugee to Silicon Valley CEO. We also take a look at whether being dyslexic could provide an advantage in the C-suite; Singapore’s co-working spaces boom; how Plastic Bank is using blockchain to turn plastic waste into cash; and why flying cars could become a reality within a decade. Plus, we showcase four Swiss smartwatches; go on the ultimate driving tour through Europe; and visit Lombok to discover how the Indonesian island has bounced back after last year’s devastating earthquake. 

In this month's issue of <em>The CEO Magazine</em> Asia, we talk to Victor Cha Mou Zing about how he's continuing his family's legacy in the business of property development and manufacturing. Then, Richard Chang, who was a professional basketballer before becoming the Senior Vice President of Costco Asia, shares a lesson or two about how he brings an athlete’s mind to an executive’s job. We delve into how the Winklevoss twins became bitcoin billionaires and got their revenge on Mark Zuckerberg, and we discover why some billionaires are paying themselves a $1 annual salary. We also ask, what can we expect in the near future as technology progresses? Will lab-grown meat, manipulating robots and fusion power become mainstream? Finally, taking some time out, we hop into the latest generation Porsche 911 Carrera S and 4S, and take respite at Trisara – the home of Phuket’s first and only Michelin-starred restaurant. 

Welcome to the luxury car issue of The CEO Magazine. Inside, we feature exclusive interviews with the people behind some of the world's most prestigious marques. Our cover star, McLaren CEO Mike Flewitt, talks increased production, accessibility and how it feels to drive an ultra-luxe sports car; the CEO of Roll-Royce, Torsten Müller-Ötvös, shares how he is taking risks to rejuvenate the heritage brand; and the head of Ferrari Australasia, Herbert Appleroth, reveals what it's like to live life in the fast lane. Plus, we've carefully curated the ultimate list of vehicles you'll want parked in your garage this year. All this and more in the July issue of The CEO Magazine Asia.

How has self-made billionaire and property tycoon Wang Jianlin amassed a fortune of US$22.7 billion to become one of China’s top richest men? Also, why is he saying he doesn’t plan to leave his fortune to his only son? We take a step inside the luxury properties UHNWIs have their eye on, from New York to Hong Kong, and take a peek into celebrity abodes up for sale, including Elon Musk’s smart home and Frank Sinatra’s beach pad. Change is coming to the building industry, as robots and 3D printing may soon take the place of humans – as well as the hotel and travel industry. Robot butler, anyone? And if you fancy turning yourself into a human submarine, check out our feature on rich toys, or why not take a break in Mauritius?

Pick up a copy of our May issue ito find out what’s behind Jeff Bezos’s US$145 billion smile. With the high street fashion market now worth US$1.5 trillion, the battle for who will take the biggest slice of the pie is on. Our cover star this month is the Amazon boss who is going head to head with Pablo Isla, the CEO of Inditex (parent company of Zara). Then find out who makes the best CEO – is it COOs, CMOs or do CFOs do it better? Plus, we show you how to deal with cybercriminals, select your successor and decide whether rare whisky should be your next big investment. Our Indulge section takes you for a spin in the Bentley Continental GT Convertible; gives you a glimpse of the Great Barrier Reef via a superyacht; and has you experience all the action of LA in just a short stay. And did we mention the stellar views from the US$100,000-per-night Damien Hirst-designed suite in Las Vegas?

The CEO Magazine talks to Chubb’s Asia–Pacific Regional President Paul McNamee on leadership, strategy and future plans. And as the threat of cyberattacks intensifies in today’s rapidly digitising world, we look at a new generation of artificial intelligence technology that businesses are turning to in order to defend themselves against rogue nation-states, e-criminals and hackers. We delve into the world’s top ultra-prime worksites to invest in, and investigate co-CEO arrangements, asking: are two CEOs are better than one? Indulge with an A–Z list of watches, from Audemars Piguet to Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin. Which top timepieces will you add to your collection – or do you have them already? And we stop over in Anchorage, Alaska, with tips on where to eat, sleep and shop. 

In the March issue of The CEO Magazine, cover star Jolie Howard, CEO of TAG Aviation Asia, talks about her decades of experience in the aviation industry, the particulars of the region, and how she attracts young people to the business. This month we also feature inspiring executive interviews with Nissan Philippines’ Ramesh Narasimhan, who discusses his passion for the automotive sector; Wilcon Depot’s Rosemarie Ong, who shares how her company has grown considerably over the past 30 years; and Dell Greater China’s Chenhong Huang, who reveals that R&D is an integral part of his business. Later, in the Indulge section, we show you what it’s like to drive Audi’s new A8, spend 48 hours in England’s hip capital city London, and go travelling to Mongolia’s Gobi Desert where a stay at Three Camel Lodge is as unique as it is luxurious.

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The CEO Magazine Asia - November 2019

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Alibaba's Daniel Zhang Takes Ma's Heavy Mantle

A Digital Taste

Why CEOs Of Not-For-Profits Deserve A Medal

Do Well By Doing Good

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Preaching To The Converted

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