Indonesia: A Frontier for Capital Growth
With expanding and diversifying global trade, a young population and rapidly growing ranks of middle-class consumers, Indonesia is an attractive candidate for international companies looking to establish or enlarge their businesses. Indonesia has already come a long way, and between its fast-rising household incomes and extensive natural resources, it is a country that has climbed up the priority lists of many IMA Asia members.
Transforming the Workplace
In the sixth edition of CEO Dialogues, we spoke with Asia CEO Forum member Bernard Yee, AT&T’s Regional Vice President – Asia Pacific, and Greg Brutus, Executive Director, Corporate Communications, Asia Pacific, to discuss how the company has recognised and responded to the rapid shift in how people access information and how changes to their workplace has led to higher productivity and retention of skilled employees.
“Textbook” Integration in Asia
Few companies achieve all their M&A integration goals, particularly in Asia given the region’s tangle of cultures and red tape. Yet Allergan’s Asia team did just that in 2015 after a global merger with Actavis.
Success in the Challenging China Market
ASSA ABLOY is the global leader in door opening solutions, having formed in 1994 through the merger of Assa in Sweden and Abloy in Finland.
The First 100 Days
As technology transforms the workplace, Mike Ansley discussed his path to becoming the head of Avaya Asia Pacific, and how he approached the first 100 days. New role, new […]
Second-Mover Advantage in China
In the fifth edition of CEO Dialogues, we sat down with China CEO Forum member Abinta Malik, Senior VP & GM Greater China of Gap to delve into how their second-mover advantage has helped drive efficient customer acquisition in China, both online and offline.
The Direct Approach to Asia
In the fifth edition of CEO Dialogues, we interviewed Gavin Gui, Head of Southeast Asia for Hilti, on how they skip dealing with distributors altogether to win with a direct sales approach.