Asia's builders, finally in focus. One real founder story a week — numbers and setbacks left in.
Asia's builders, finally in focus. Every week: one real founder story, told properly — numbers and setbacks left in.
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— The Editorial Team
Three Bangkok accountants started Gentlewoman in a basement with no investors, kept launching through Covid, and now open in Singapore.
Afzal Imram and Lin Ruiyin funded their first jewellery collection with branding work. The hard part was never the design. It was the price.
Shaik Nifael failed his O-Levels and started at the bottom of Singapore's drainage trade. Jetters Incz now keeps the pipes clear for the big food chains.
Ray Hoe put pandemic stock gains and a home-equity loan into a family ryokan in Toyama. No hospitality background, no Japanese. Doors open in September.
