Celebrated corporate figure, venture capitalist and patron of the arts, Datin Sunita Mei-Lin Rajakumar speaks to The Peak exclusively on the debut of her landmark arts festival, DiverseCity, happening in Kuala Lumpur this month.
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As the English Premier League kicks off this month, The Peak sits down with the powerhouse elite of Malaysia’s corporate sphere to talk about their love for football and how strategies that lead to victory on the field can be applied, likewise, to winning in business.
Sometimes, we need a quick break to interrupt the trudge of monotony. Whether it’s a spot of shopping, the chance to absorb some history or just an idyll in the sun, here are some nearby destinations that are perfect for a brief escapade.
Some hobbies come with an exaggeratedly expensive price tag, while others are more of a personal pursuit towards accomplishing a lifetime goal. But, if there’s one thing that these top executives all share, it would be the luxury of being able to spend quality time to pursue one’s passions.
A most unpredictable medium, watercolour remains one of the art world’s greatest challenges. But, for masters like Chang Fee Ming, it is like casting veritable magic on canvas. The Peak speaks to him prior to his Christie’s exhibition, Chang Fee Ming: Weaving the World in Watercolour, to be held in Hong Kong this month.
Mangroves are an important part of the ecosystem as they filter out pollutants, protect the shorelines from erosion, cultivate marine life and sustain the livelihoods of coastal communities. Berjaya Hotels & Resorts spearheads the Mangrove 4 Life campaign in Langkawi Island as part of its CSR initiative – LIVE & Care – to strengthen its commitment to conserve the environment as well as to give back to the local community who was hard hit by the tsunami back in 2004. Ong Chin Huat travels to Langkawi to learn more about these magnificent mangroves.
