Singapore talents help keep 3M ahead of the creative curve
Dr. Andrew Ouderkirk, Corporate Scientist, 3M
Ranked as the world’s third-most innovative company after Apple and Google, 3M continues to stay inventive since it started operations more than a century ago. 3M’s R&D centre in Singapore holds new promise as the company charges forward.
Nurturing the seeds of success – Singapore for Syngenta
Dr. Stuart Harrison, Asia Pacific Head of R&D of Seeds
As a world-leading agribusiness dedicated to improving the quality of life for people through R&D, Singapore’s rich availability of talent, robust intellectual property laws and easy accessibility as a gateway to Asia makes this the perfect R&D base for Syngenta to focus on developing world-class innovations.
Singapore talent a cut above the rest for Levi Strauss
Mr Aaron Boey, EVP, Levi Strauss & Co. and President, Denizen™ Brand
Singapore’s well-educated and diverse workforce has been touted as a key reason why Levi Strauss finds operating in the gateway nation a perfect fit for their business.
Solar Power Giant Forges A Bright New Partnership
Mr John Andersen Jr., Executive Vice President and Group Chief Operating Office, REC
When REC set out to find a new location for its $2.6-billion integrated solar facility, we actually looked at more than 150 sites across the world. A number of regions and cities were quite anxious to attract a business like REC since Clean Tech is very high on the agenda for governments around the world. In the end, REC found that Singapore had the right balance between a business-friendly environment, a skilled workforce and a well-regulated economy.
Singapore Talent Brings The World To Pan Pacific
Mr A. Patrick Imbardelli, President and Chief Executive, PPHG
With a diverse cultural background and international experience, the Singapore Pan Pacific team allows the hotelier to globalise its business, allowing for the quick assembly of dynamic teams to deal with an ever-changing landscape of challenges.
Singapore – A Precise Fit For Ultratech’s Complex High–Tech Business
Mr Arthur W. Zafiropoulo, Chairman and CEO, Ultratech Inc.
With the right talent and supporting infrastructure to meet Ultratech’s exacting need for zero-defect production, Singapore scores high as the choice location for the company’s first manufacturing centre outside the U.S.
Young Asian Entrepreneurs tenCube Picks Singapore To Tap On Region
Mr Wahab Yusoff, VP and Head, McAfee South East Asia
Mr Darius Cheung, Director of Cosumer Mobile Technology, McAfee Singapore
Named one of top 100 tech start-ups in Asia by Red Herring, a US-based technology magazine, technology upstart tenCube favour Singapore over US and India as a base for the global launch of its critically-acclaimed mobile security software WaveSecure.
Success Is Sweet For P&G In Singapore
Mr Charles Lim, Head of Human Resources, P&G Asia
With a new Singapore Innovation Centre and a spectrum of product development activities in the works, success smells sweet as P&G moves more aggressively into the Asian market.
INSEAD : A Partner of Singapore’s Global Schoolhouse
Professor Ilian Mihov, Dean of Research at INSEAD’s Singapore campus
As a gateway to the rest of Asia, Singapore’s conducive environment and strong government support attracts renowned institutions such as INSEAD, MIT and Imperial College as a vibrant regional education hub.
DHL Makes All The Right Moves In Logistics
Mr Richard Owens, CEO, Global Customer Solutions, DHL Asia Pacific
Drawn to Singapore’s global connectivity and world-class infrastructure, logistics giant DHL has chosen to make the island state home to its regional headquarters. CEO Richard Owens cites a diverse talent pool and proactive government as one of the key reasons why Singapore remains a global logistics hub today.
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