Meet the beauty business owner who wants to empower other women to be their own boss.

How Luke Holden grew a single lobster roll shack into a multimillion-dollar, vertically integrated seafood business.

What does it take to be an effective leader? We turn the spotlight on four in different industries and quiz them with questions crowdsourced from The Peak’s community.

Once harnessed as a sexist trope in teenage chick flicks, journaling is now a panacea for modern life.

THEY HAVE THE LOOKS AND STREET CRED.

THE REALMS OF FILM, MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT HAVE LONG EMBRACED THE DIVERSE MEDIUM THAT IS ANIMATION AND – GOING BY ITS RECENT RASH OF CGI-LED CONTENT AND FORAYS INTO GAMING (YES, GAMING) – FASHION IS RAISING ITS STAKES IN THE SCENE TOO. THE MILLION (MAKE THAT BILLION) DOLLAR QUESTION: IS THIS SIMPLY A TREND OR WILL IT LEAD TO NEW HORIZONS? AND WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR ALL OF US? KENG YANG SHUEN REPORTS.

During this time of crisis, Singapore’s cocktail bars have banded together to preserve one of the world’s most progressive bar scenes.

In the business of building the perfect playground for his clients, Leon Tan approaches this with the same playful attitude he applies to his sense of style.

Her love for nurturing fledgling businesses inspired Phuay Li Ying to spearhead the launch of the investment and entrepreneurial arm of her father’s electronics components company.

LIVING TOGETHER IN THE SAME APARTMENT HAS ENABLED THE CALISTO SIBLINGS TO ELEVATE THE BUSINESS THEIR FATHER FOUNDED TO THE NEXT LEVEL, IN SPITE OF A GLOBAL PANDEMIC.

The new ways to earn extra moolah: from drop-shipping and virtual teaching to affiliate marketing. Learn from those who've been there, done that.

In a world of one-day deliveries and instant gratification, time has become a luxury many can ill afford.

Emilia Teo’s taste for adventure is inspiring her to steer her family’s Tong Eng Group towards a more diverse range of endeavours.

The pandemic hit the reset button on an industry associated with trends and a taste for the novel. Four players in different areas of fashion and luxury retail share how their work has changed in this new world and their thoughts on the future.

Jesher Loi of Ya Kun Kaya Toast is on a mission to usher the family’s heritage F&B business into the future.

WHAT’S TRENDING & WHAT WE THINK

AS A FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE SINGAPORE ART-MEETS-STREETWEAR LABEL MASH-UP, CO-HOST OF THE FASHION-FOCUSED PODCAST ‘IN THE VITRINE’, RESEARCHER, CURATOR AND FASHION LECTURER AT LASALLE COLLEGE OF THE ARTS DANIELA MONASTERIOS TAN OFFERS SOME WISE WORDS.

SOME MIGHT CALL IT THE ART OF THE PIVOT OR, IN THE WORDS OF MICHELLE O, BECOMING. EARLIER THIS YEAR, TIFFANY & CO. DEBUTED ITS SIGNATURE T1 COLLECTION, A COOLLY ELEGANT RANGE OF JEWELLERY IN LUXURIOUS ROSE GOLD AND DIAMONDS THAT TRANSFORMS THE BRAND’S “T” MOTIF INTO AN ENCLOSED CIRCLE TO REPRESENT STRENGTH AND SELF-EMPOWERMENT. NOW AS ITS WHITE AND YELLOW GOLD RENDITIONS HIT STORES, FEMALE TEAMS UP WITH THE BRAND TO SPOTLIGHT TWO WOMEN WHO’VE TAKEN THE YEAR 2020 SO FAR HEAD-ON – AND WON.

Millennial sisters Rachel and Charlotte Hoe are breathing new life into their family’s bespoke gifting business through their love for heritage crafts and history.

In the fight against Covid-19, Ng Choon-Peng has been unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight. The CEO of Immunoscape shares his thoughts on balancing social good with business sustainability and a life worth living.

IDEAS AND INSPIRATION FROM THOSE IN THE KNOW

Amassing a cult following in recent months, these homegrown cafes, eateries and home kitchens are wowing diners with innovative ideas, fresh new flavours and DIY kits that are simply mouthwatering.

If you’ve endured a few bumps and detours in the game of life, don’t be disheartened – these events might just make all the difference.

We embarked on an inspiring journey in March with #HerWorldHerStory – a collection of 60 real-life stories to celebrate Her World’s 60th anniversary this year.

Singapore’s billionaire heiress Kim Lim is en route to building her own beauty empire and she’s not afraid to ride it out through the tough times.

How often do you notice a “Made in SG” tag on your clothes? Not often, we reckon. Producing here poses its own challenges, such as higher costs, yet some homegrown labels are pushing on. Here’s why, and how they’re moving forward in these times.

Koushik Radhakrishnan of DXC Technology shares how IT will take humanity to its next chapter.

Honouring technology partners who empower corporations with their most innovative and compelling services and solutions.

From what they’ve learned about themselves whilst on WFH, to how they envision the brave new world that lies ahead for luxury, BAZAAR asks global designers for their post-pandemic predictions.

The global fashion landscape is set to change irrevocably post-pandemic and those tectonic shifts have also reverberated here at home. Jeffrey Yan examines how the industry at large is adapting and the ways our local and regional designers are responding to this crisis.

Her World celebrates its 60th anniversary this year with the fifth part of the six-month series #HerWorldHerStory to celebrate, define and champion women.

The Singapore fashion community has been innovating ways to cope with the coronavirus crisis.

Four superstar designers in their own right reveal their secrets to creativity and design.

Let’s celebrate the everyday women who are making an extraordinary difference - behind the scenes, and on the frontlines of a global pandemic.

Glasses, Prada. Bag; necklace; sandal, Miu Miu OPPOSITE: Bag; sandal, Prada

How the Covid-19 pandemic has rewritten the recipes for success of Asian restaurateurs.

The Covid-19 pandemic is a true test of crisis management. These business leaders share what they’re doing to get their organisations through this.

Three CEOs shed light on how the industrial, healthcare, and retail and office real estate sectors have been impacted by the pandemic – and how their companies are moving forward.

While dealing with the pandemic, homebased learning and chocolate bribes, start-up darling Darius Cheung plots a better solution to today’s property problems.

Here’s a look at unusual but profitable investments people are buying.

Conscious.

Managing director of Tan Chong International, Glenn Tan reflects on life after his mum’s passing and shares his plans for the future

Many times, our workplace is like our second home as we spend most of our waking hours at the office.

You might not know what telepresence is now, but it could just be all around you by the time this pandemic is over.

If there is anyone who knows about surmounting challenges in these tough times, it is the founders of these independent watch companies who have carved a name for themselves in an industry dominated by conglomerates.

SHANYA AMARASURIYA Creative director, BP de Silva Jewellers

As Chaumet celebrates the reopening of its Paris boutique this year, CEO Jean-Marc Mansvelt speaks to Kenneth Goh about maintaining its connection to its storied past and plans to reach a new generation

As the world plunges into crisis and uncertainty, the fashion industry steps up, whipping up masks, sanitisers, hazmat suits and donations in the millions. Jeffrey Yan ruminates on what we’re doing now and what comes after.

In the world of high-end business jets, technology remains key to survival.

In the world of high-end business jets, technology remains key to survival.

This year marks the 11th edition of the annual HWM+HardwareZone.com Tech Awards, Singapore tech industry’s premier event where we recognize the best brands, products and services.

For decades, Her World has been a champion for women – in mind, body and action.

NG YI-XIAN Executive director, Etonhouse International Education Group

Vinously speaking, here’s a snapshot of where we are now – in Singapore and beyond.

They run businesses, manage their families and never take no for an answer.

Considering the industry he’s in, V-ZUG owner and CEO Heinz Buhofer’s mantra is quite apt.

Considering the industry he’s in, V-ZUG owner and CEO Heinz Buhofer’s mantra is quite apt.

Curbs on travel being issued by governments are increasingly suggesting videoconferencing as a replacement tool.

Claire Warren recounts her journey towards establishing a retail space dedicated to stylish homeowners in Singapore.

Nine personalities. Eight very personal columns. These future leaders write about the issues closest to their hearts.

Andy Lim, chief executive officer of JL Family Office, stakes out his path as the steward of his family’s assets.

A safari dress in bottle-green leather encapsulates both the sophistication and escapism Glass wanted to convey

The food and beverage industry in Singapore is brutal – the competition is intense, there is a dearth of skilled professionals, the consumers are fickle and the burnout is all too real.

Three entrepreneurs, three digital businesses set to make waves in the regional watch, sneaker and fashion e-tail scene.

IAN ANG Co-founder and CEO, Secretlab

Agri-tech might be the sexiest thing right now, but is it the solution to bettering our nation’s food security?

Thinking of giving up what could be a high-flying career for a shot at doing what you truly love? These women did, and they’ve never been happier.

To Chavalit Frederick Tsao, chairman of IMC Pan Asia Alliance Group and founder of Sangha Retreat by Octave Institute, wellness is not just about the individual – it is the way to tackle the challenges of the new economy.

Want to get into business or take a venture to newer heights? We speak to experts with the know-how to share their top tips.

The Harper’s BAZAAR Asia NewGen Fashion Award 2019 winners and finalists take modern design to new heights and depths.

What do fast cars and kitchen stoves have in common?

A fourth-generation horology head on building bonds alongside the business.

We ask three men with wildly varying styles about their love for the sartorial and horology.

Now that The Sam Willows is on hiatus, band member Jonathan Chua is parlaying his musical success into nurturing the regional music industry.

Derrick Yap never imagined that he would join the family business and, once he did, couldn’t have envisioned how a company making ball bearings could evolve into one leading the way in fancy tech and robots. But none of these were happy accidents. Yap embraced the grind and fought for the change we’re about to see in the world.

A Singaporean environmental activist travels to the Arctic and Antarctica to document the impact of climate change, and realises its consequences may hit closer to home than most might imagine.

Entrepreneurs in the business of creating happiness share how they, in turn, experience it.

To comic book devotees and movie buffs, Ron Tan has the best job in the world. As executive chairman and group CEO of Cityneon, he gets to call the shots when building theme park sets and exhibitions filled with superheroes, robots and dinosaurs. But getting there required true grit.

Expert in the leather business, Franco di Fonzo shares more about Frag’s legacy and the future of the furniture industry.

Printer buying guide: Finding the best Canon business printer that fits your needs

Mark Wee shares his thoughts about the importance of the Skills Framework for Design program and how it can benefit both the workforce and local companies.

As one of Singapore’s leading watch retailers marks 40 years in the business, its head considers the transformations in the timepiece trade.

Rosewood CEO Sonia Cheng bears out her belief that she knows exactly what today’s luxury travellers want in a hotel – by building places that she herself will stay in.

As if getting to the top of the game in one business isn’t enough, these women are making money from their side interests, too, and proving that when it comes to their careers, two businesses are twice as nice

Powerful and passionate, this year’s 18 nominees in The Singapore Women’s Weekly’s Great Women Of Our Time Awards are not only making major strides in their respective industries, breaking new ground, they are also using their voice to lift up others.

There’s no fooling a craftsman when it comes to solid construction and fine details – even with accessories.

A new book Deep Human argues that staying relevant in an AI-powered future lies in tapping the innate qualities that make us human.

PATRICK FURLONG, THE ARGENTINIAN WHO RE-INTRODUCED THE GAME OF POLO TO HONG KONG, IS SET TO BROADEN THE APPEAL OF THE SPORT OF KINGS HERE IN SINGAPORE.

Airline food embraces wellness as SIA introduces clean cuisine for premium class passengers.

BONNIE WONG Chief operations officer of Creative Eateries

When famously eco-minded fashion designer Stella McCartney takes on a new role as sustainability adviser to the head of the world’s largest luxury conglomerate (that’s LVMH), and some of the biggest labels – from Chanel to Coach – renounce the use of contentious animal-derived materials, it will be impossible to ignore the signs: High fashion entering a new era.

MANDEEP CHOPRA, FOUNDER OF LIMITED EDT, SINGAPORE’S FIRST DEDICATED SNEAKER BOUTIQUE, IS ON A MISSION TO CEMENT SINGAPORE’S STATUS AS A STREET CULTURE CAPITAL.

Tan Lay Koon, co-founder of Nature Squared, talks about the challenge working with natural resources like feathers, and egg and oyster shells, and finding artisans who are able to work with such delicate materials.

She went green before businesses embraced eco-consciousness, and grew a two-person start-up into Singapore’s leading sustainable-packaging firm. Susan Chong’s story is one of single-minded vision armed with an ironclad resilience.

AI whizz-kid Annabelle Kwok is a lethal combination of talent and youth. She’s intimidating on paper, but meet her in person and any apprehension dissipates – this year’s Her World Young Woman Achiever is an infectious ball of fun.

With a fresh dose of ideas, independent grocers are offering alternatives such as zero-waste cereals, vegan-friendly wines, hormone-free meat and other mindful goods.

Whether they’re helping women in business, doing scientific research, rescuing stray cats, giving women prisoners hope, or educating kids in remote villages, these Singapore women are giving a hand where it’s needed.

Meet the first nine nominees in our annual awards.

Relish in the Mid-Autumn euphoria with Li Bai Cantonese Restaurant's resplendent curation of quintessential baked and contemporary snow skin mooncakes. Exquisitely handcrafted with the finest ingredients and exceptional mastery, these premium mooncakes make perfect gifts for loved ones and business associates.

Meet BAZAAR’s league of extraordinary women. Singapore visionaries under 40, they are paving the way in the tech and digital spheres and proving that the future is not only female, the future is now.

It is not just the ladies who share a passion for fashion. Meet this sartorial society – a collective of young gentlemen (and one lady) bonded by their shared pursuit of sartorial perfection.

AsiaSpa magazine is proud to announce the 15th annual AsiaSpa Awards.

Yung Ong steers luxury consumers from procuring statement pieces to buying into complete looks.

Passion, grit and a love for all things beauty – discover how these passionate women founded their own beauty empires.

For Eric Cheng, the value of this premium credit card lies beyond the ability to redeem any flight he wishes, but in the dedicated, personalised service.

Asia’s oldest French bank combines local expertise with a global network to meet the increasingly complex wealth preservation, growth and transfer needs of Asia’s wealthiest families.

Banker plots strategy for sport’s reformation and rise in Singapore.

Having established Singapore as the cocktail authority in the region, Paul Gabie now sets his eye on Asia’s bar scene.

Leon Lai thought he was done with advertising, but advertising wasn’t done with him. His last-ditch effort to make his mark in this industry wound up giving Singapore the regional spotlight it deserves.

HE PASSES ON UNIVERSITY TO CREATE SYSTEMS THAT CONNECT PEOPLE TO NATURE.

THE LATEST AND GREATEST

Battery-powered cabs may be economically feasible one day when a technologically superior company supplies vehicles that are as robust and economical as those with combustion engines.

By building spaces that bring like-minded people together, Michelle Yong redefines her family’s traditional construction business.

In a dog eat dog business world, John Cheng goes against the norm to demonstrate the power of “we” in his many leadership roles.

Few people go from collecting toys to making them. But that’s exactly what Jackson decided to do when he was 23.

Can a snowboarding company survive here? What about a pole dancing studio? Three women in their 20s tell us what it’s like running a specialised business, and how they clawed their way to success.

Given how much our work spaces (and hours!) have changed, maybe it’s time for us to re-think the concept of workwear, says Fashion Editor Cheryl Chan.

Fresh from his restaurant being awarded Asia’s best, chef Julien Royer is now creating dishes for Air France.

For crystal heir and power woman Nadja Swarovski, the two issues closest to her heart – sustainability and the empowerment of women – are also her new strategies to move the crystal business forward.

Shirley Crystal Chua, founder and CEO of Golden Equator, talks about making it as a woman in a male-dominated tech world.

Systems engineer, data expert and Omnistream founder Wendy Chen is strategising new ways to sell across South-east Asia.

Just as Huawei is empowering its phoneswith better AI and camera technology,these two home-grown entrepreneursare also changing the game with theirbusiness savvy and style.

The Indonesian island is seeing a surge in beach club developments, but can it maintain its momentum to become the Ibiza of South-east Asia?

It’s no easy feat taking over a struggling family business.

Jo Hu, head of tech-driven co-working space Distrii, shows what it is like to work in the office of the future.

Story behind why Impossible meat founder- Pat Brown creates food from plant that looks and tastes like meat.

Thinking about striking out on your own?

By the time she was 29, Esther Khong was already an entrepreneur, had launched an app, dealt with a painful breakup, and made peace with her past.

Tan Ken Loon pays it forward, so as to develop the local food scene.

Lee Eng Su is more than the food nerd who wants to elevate quality local food one dish at a time – he wants to change the business approach altogether.

The Peak asks gourmets for their dining picks here and abroad. Here, in their own words...

The Nike PG-2 PlayStation Colorway limited edition basketball shoes are the collaborative results between Nike Basketball, Sony PlayStation and NBA star Paul George (PG).

We celebrate International Women’s Day with a coterie of women who are ground-breaking and pioneering in their respective (and respected) fields, from AI to social welfare to F&B. These are Singapore’s new game changers.

HWM+HardwareZone.com Tech Awards is back and the 2019 edition means a new round of polls to find the best technology brands of 2018.

After inheriting his father’s carpentry business, Morgan Yeo has spent the last five years carving out new beginnings for an old industry.

More millennial entrepreneurs are getting into the pummelling action, lifting the sport as well as enticing beginners.

Rewire your leadership approach through executive coaching.

This third-gen hawker talks to us about his love for his family business.

Kristina Karlsson does not fit the stereotype of what a strong - willed entrepreneur ought to look like.

What’s in store for you in the Year of the Earth Pig?

It’s far from business as usual for these power couples as they test the boundaries of their union by choosing to marry love and work

Where fathers would discourage their sons from pursuing a career in racing, Logan Ravishankar is behind his all the way.

INSTEAD OF FEEBLE RESOLUTIONS YOU WON'T KEEP, HERE'S A GUIDE TO IMPROVING YOUR LOT BY LOOKING WITHIN, CHANGING YOUR MINDSET, AND EFFECTING REAL CHANGE AROUND YOU.

Stash your name cards, but bring your game.

RHONDA WONG GAVE UP HER JET-SET LIFE TO COMMIT TO A CAUSE:

Year on year, the PC platform undergoes upgrades in capabilities and performance, but somehow, they don’t quite stack up to the advances in convenience on the mobile phone ecosystem.

The machines that Manon Allano uses in her aesthetics salon are from her family’s medical equipment business in France.

Travelling for work isn’t always glamorous, especially when you’re leaving behind kids and a spouse who feels stretched thin. Here’s how some families cope with it. By JASSMIN PETER-BERNTZEN

This is the time to re-evaluate your career path.

Piaget’s managing director of Australia and South-east Asia, Petronille de Parseval, crosses borders to seek connections and experience the unfamiliar.

Green Entrepreneurs & Champions.

From sleeping in the office for six months to working the shop floor, Tocco Toscano’s CEO Joseph Lor has done it all to revive his family’s flagging leather bag business – while launching a new brand along the way.

This group CEO of Kingsland Development shows the strength of femininity in a male dominated industry.

How investors pin down the incalculable essence of leadership.

Heir to a Vietnamese beverage group, Tran Uyen Phuong shares how she took on the industry’s behemoths, her father included, and won.

The Canon imageCLASS MF735Cx is a multifunction printer (MFP) that offers business owners quick and efficient ways to boost productivity.

In an ever-evolving world, change is the only constant. We speak with three go-getting women on how they stay at the top of their game BY ELIZABETH LIEW

For these dashing honchos, style is going against the grain, and not with a little chutzpah.

On-demand charter jets without the heavy upkeep of ownernership are the growing choice of ultra high net-worth individuals.

The Weekly’s annual Great Women Of Our Time Awards aims to inspire the next generation, fuel entrepreneurial passion and galvanise women to be a force for change.

Watch brands are beginning to enter the pre-owned market for their timepieces, with potential industry-wide effects.

Beyond IQ and EQ, leaders of tomorrow should also cultivate an inquisitive mind to stay adaptable to change.

Magic Square might be the hottest new restaurant trending on social media, but there is a lot more than meets the eye to this pop-up helmed by three previously unknown local chefs.

A look at the iconic buildings of Singapore’s skyline and the families behind them.

WHAT THESE FIVE LOCAL FACES HAVE IN COMMON: THEY’RE REFLECTIVE OF CHANGES IN ONE OF THE MOST CHANGE-RESISTANT INDUSTRIES – MODELLING. IT’S A BUSINESS THAT, UNTIL RECENTLY, STUCK TO ITS OWN AND CHAMPIONED ONLY ONE KIND. NOW THE PLAYING FIELD IS MORE INCLUSIVE, AND THE “STANDARD ISSUE” MODEL IS NO LONGER THE STANDARD. WHAT IS: BEING UNIQUE AND HAVING A DARING ATTITUDE – QUALITIES THE FIVE INGENUES HERE HAVE. OH, ANOTHER THING: THEY’D RATHER BE SUPER ROLE MODELS THAN SUPERMODELS.

To develop Singapore as an international maritime centre, our schools are hard at work grooming the next generation of industry professionals.

Collaborative effort is needed to keep Singapore’s maritime industry running at top speed.

These 30 food brands from Singapore are trusted by generations of chefs, home cooks and foodies.

From brushes to makeup and skincare, these inspiring Singaporean entrepreneurs are making waves in the beauty industry with their own products and signature style BY ARISSA HA

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We all fantasise about being our own boss, but just how viable is living out our dreams?

In celebration of International Friendship Day on July 30, we asked besties how they inspire each other and keep their bond strong BY ELIZABETH LIEW

Fitness fanatic. Avid reader. Advocate of a plant-based diet. The chairman of The Prive Group breaks all stereotypes to redefine the image of a modern-day restaurateur.

Having pre-dinner drinks is a great way to start an evening at Origin Grill & Bar. Decked out in dark wood and dotted with plush leather chairs, Origin Bar has a convivial vibe that makes you relax immediately. We enjoy the namesake Origin cocktail, a gin-based thirst-quencher made with spiced pineapple and sugar cane. We also have our eye on other intriguing cocktails such as Leaf The Curry (think curry leaf, tamarind, cardamom and aged rum), and tempting bar snacks (poached lobster roll with trout caviar, anyone?). Alas, dinner beckons.

Who doesn’t want to have more time back in the day? We all need to get things done, but what if the devices around us were clever enough to achieve more in less time, and with better results to boot?

You’ve had enough of the confines of corporate life and want to juggle being a freelance photographer, Grab driver and home baker. But don’t jump ship just yet. You need to sort out how to protect yourself, beginning with your finances.

This year marks the 9th edition of the annual HWM+HardwareZone.com Tech Awards, the tech industry’s premier event where we recognize the best brands, products, and services.

A new breed of private clubs has mushroomed in Singapore, and they are speaking the language of the younger generation.

Singapore’s first innovation club leverages on high-powered members.

To mark International Women’s Day, we asked notable male personalities who they admire and have shaped them as individuals. Meet the 14 awesome women (by our 14 awestruck guys)!

JACKSON AW MAKES TOYS THAT ARE SOUGHT AFTER BY COLLECTORS AROUND THE WORLD.

IT MAY BE HIS FIRST FORAY INTO THE HEALTH AND WELLNESS INDUSTRY, BUT HE IS ALREADY ON TRACK TO CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE.

If you’ve just set up on your own or are working freelance, a co-working space makes sense. The rent isn’t astronomical, you’ll connect with loads of people outside your industry, and have tons of useful, fun events to go to. Oh, and did we mention? These spaces are gorgeous. So even if you’re not in the market for a hot desk, read this and drool. Then show it to your boss.

AUN KOH AND WEE TENG WEN ARE DEFINING A NEW GENERATION OF PRIVATE MEMBERS’ CLUBS WITH STRAITS CLAN.

Her fashion label is loved by fashonistas and influencers, but she sees herself as a mother first. LYNN WEE stitches together the story of this accidental mumpreneur.

When we need career advice and tips on staying at the top of our game, we naturally turn to the trailblazing Great Women of Our Time alumni.

Standing for quality, precision, reliability and a fusion of innovation and tradition, Switzerland and “Swiss-made” have become global brands in their own right. Here, the stories behind leading Swiss brands in Singapore, and the excellence expressed in their products and services.

Much fuss has been made about older mums, but the number of new dads aged over 50 is also rising. Here’s a look at the highs and lows of late fatherhood.

Nelson and Terence Loh took a gamble on their careers. Now there’s no stopping the cousins who are changing the rules that health care has played by for far too long.

AFTER REINVENTING HIS FAMILY’S SOLAR PANEL BUSINESS, FRANK PHUAN IS DEMOCRATISING SOLAR POWER IN THE REGION.

They get your online spoils to you, stat. They fix your acne woes and your clogged bathroom pipes. They sell your unwanted goods. And give stray animals a home. Clara How, Hoe I Yune and Davelle Lee meet the men who solve our problems and make our lives easier. So how could we not love them?

THE PEAK POWER LIST 2017 PANEL LISTS ARE PLUGGED INTO TOMORROW’S DEVELOPMENTS.

Derrick Yap, chief executive officer, PBA International.

IN ONLY HIS SECOND YEAR AS EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN OF PRINCESS YACHTS, FORMER McLAREN AUTOMOTIVE BOSS ANTONY SHERIFF IS OVERSEEING A “HUGE TRANSFORMATION” AT THE BRITISH YARD AND “VERY DIFFERENT” CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR 2018.

Lennon Tan, group chairman, JK Tech Group.

Put your best foot forward in work and personal arenas.

Three next-generation entrepreneurs reflect on values imparted to them by their parents that drive them today.

For these Meinhardt executives, investing in human capital is paramount to business longevity.

POLISH BUILDER SUNREEF YACHTS HAS ANOTHER HAPPY OWNER IN ANTHONY LIM, THE CHANGI SAILING CLUB COMMODORE WHO HAS EXCITING PLANS FOR HIS CUSTOM 62ft SAILING CAT ANNETTE2.

Winnie Chan and James Quan have found an antidote to a frenetic, digitally driven life in their book-binding atelier – and made a business of it.