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“Build A Partnership Mindset”, Says Chiau Haw Choon

ByLeaderonomics

Jun 27, 2018 • 1 Min Read

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Chiau Haw Choon is the Group Managing Director of Chin Hin Group Berhad, a building material conglomerate with an annual turnover of RM1 Billion. The Group offers trading, manufacturing, and services to the construction and building industries.

Graduating from Deakin University, Australia with a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance and Marketing in April 2009, Haw Choon promptly began the journey of transforming Chin Hin from a very traditional, family-owned business to an innovative and professionally-managed corporation.

Key takeaways:

Learn to collaborate
Build strong partnerships
Always keep trying

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