The CEO Magazine Asia - August 2019

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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.

You Can't Let Obstacles Stop You

Carrying on from his father’s business philosophy, managing director Victor Cha Mou Zing pays homage to the past and makes plans for the future, ensuring HKR international limited remains a powerful force in Asia's property development market.

3 mins

The Bitcoin Billionaires

Known via the social network as the brothers beaten to the facebook punch by Mark Zuckerberg, the Winklevoss twins became billionaires – and got revenge.

5 mins

From Basketball Court To The C-suite

Richard Chang made his name as a star in the NCAA, earning accolades and comparisons to basketball greats. More than 25 years later, he’s senior vice President of Costco Asia, where he’s brought an athlete’s mind to an executive’s job.

10+ mins

Master Of Design

Hyla architects founder and principal architect Kan Loke Kwang insists that creativity is far more important than success.

5 mins

Today's World Is Defined By Mobility

Jayaram Naidu, Bombardier Transportation’s head of project management for South-East Asia and Australia and head of services for South-East Asia, explains how his company is helping cities grow.

4 mins

Painting The World

Oscar Wezenbeek has no trouble painting a picture about AkzoNobel paints, as he’s been with the company for three decades.

3 mins

Grand Designs

Beijing capital grand CEO Bryan Feng explains how his company’s outlet shopping malls are weathering the Chinese retail storm.

4 mins

All Hands On Deck

Darren Yeo, Executive vice-chair of Vallianz holdings, takes a hands-on approach to the offshore marine industry.

2 mins

Recipe For Success

Chad Sotelo believes food is the key to making Electrolux the best-loved appliance brand in the Philippines.

3 mins

There's No Room For Red Tape

Alfamart offers a balance between convenience, affordability and a broad selection of products. Coo Harvey Ong believes it’s a unique offering in the Philippines and one that betters the lives of many.

4 mins

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