Myanmar Venture Stories and Opportunities Post-COVID-19
With a mostly young working and energetic population of over 54 million people and brimming with opportunities, Myanmar has been dubbed as “Southeast Asia’s last frontier economy”. What makes her attractive and what shifts and adjustments should we expect in a post-pandemic Myanmar economy?
Be inspired by our panel of Singaporean entrepreneurs as they share their battleground stories and candid perspectives on venturing into Myanmar, adapting to a challenging new environment, and finding success and purpose.
Watch the full programme:
Wednesday, 13 January 2021
6.00 pm – 7.00 pm (Singapore Time)
Conducted via Zoom (online)
This webinar is organised in collaboration with The ASEAN Living Room.
About the Speaker
Lester Chua
Rajah & Tann, Partner
Lester has been working in Myanmar since 2016. He oversees the disputes practice at Rajah & Tann’s Myanmar office, and also advises clients on various aspects of their investments in Myanmar, including setting up businesses, employment, regulatory compliance and licensing. Lester has been working remotely from Singapore since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and he misses the awesome avocado milkshakes from Tianhao’s Hejohejo shops in Myanmar very much.
Chua Tianhao
Partner @ Quantum HR and Drink Brewer @ Ocha Bubble Tea & Hejohejo
Based in Myanmar for the past seven years, Tianhao is currently the Business Development Partner at Quantum HR. He also oversees the operations at Ocha Bubble Tea, which has 13 outlets across Myanmar. His constant source of motivation is being able to provide memorable food for his good friends like Lester.
Teo Zhen Han
Director, Krislite
Zhen Han previously worked for Morgan Stanley in investment banking, with a focus on equity capital markets. He joined his family’s business in Myanmar at the beginning of 2019 and now manages four main portfolios, namely eGovernment, lighting, properties and hospitality. Missing home, he finds solace in good food from people like Tianhao and the many other Singaporeans who remained in Myanmar during the pandemic.
About the Moderator
Michelle Leong
Founder of The ASEAN Living Room
Michelle has a great passion for mentoring and pioneering businesses with social impact in developing communities. In addition, she is committed to connecting entrepreneurs across ASEAN to facilitate cross-border collaborations. She is glad to have become good friends with Lester, Tianhao and Zhen Han while in Myanmar.