Chua may be part of a longstanding family business, but he is determined to create something new in these disparate industries — and succeeding.
Family business owner Grace Yeh is curious about how young entrepreneurs Karl Mak and Adrian Ang of SGAG run their content empire Hepmil Media Group (HMG).
Having steered the business through two pandemics and personal conflict, the couple has set their sights on diversification.
Carrying on their father’s legacy at Poderi Aldo Conterno, Franco Conterno and his brothers blend traditions and modernity.
Building a castle is difficult; defending and maintaining it is harder still, so goes an Asian proverb. How do Singapore’s leading entrepreneurial families keep it going while getting ahead of the curve — by diversifying, digitalising or devising a solid succession strategy?
How can this decades-old eyewear business keep helping people see things clearly?
“We want to turn Singapore into a major bird’s nest trading hub using AI and blockchain technology.”
“We’re always creating new concepts. Now we can even refresh pre-loved or heirloom pieces for our clients.’
A 100-year-old horticulture business tells us what they do to keep their great-grandparents’ company running — even in an increasingly digitised world.