As the new Managing Director of Ferrari Far East hub, there’s no denying that singapore-based Dieter Knechtel is on the fast track to the top. He tells The Peak the secrets behind his drive to succeed and what Ferrari fans can expect from the new Ferrari 488 GTB.
It’s theatre but not as you know it. Christy Yoong takes a seat at the grand experience that is Johnnie Walker Blue Label’s Symphony in Blue.
Hublot kicked off the horological party to end all horological parties in Singapore to celebrate both the 10th year anniversary of its emblematic Big Bang collection as well as the Lion City’s Jubilee year. The Peak reports live from the front row of the red carpet.
Cartier continues to raise the ante with its upcoming Étourdissant exhibition, which will be held in Singapore from 23 to 31 October. With over 600 pieces of haute joaillerie drawn from the maison’s rich heritage scheduled to be featured, it goes without saying that it’s an event not to be missed.
A new monograph chronicles the lives and inspirations of the Bulgari brothers, Nicola and Paolo. The Peak journeyed to the Eternal City to witness its unveiling.
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.
Pete Bingeman, Managing Director of MondElēz Malaysia Sales Sdn Bhd, tells Michael Oh how the world’s leading snacking company keeps on the sweet side of business.
Mango Chili began as a simple idea: to get diners to contribute free meals to those in need. Its ‘Chief Happiness Officer’, Ronald Khoo, who launched the idea, reveals to The Peak the trials and tribulations of practising this unorthodox business model in Malaysia, and why it might just be the future of business.
Corporate social responsibility is no longer a novel idea amongst businesses. After years of working his way up the corporate ladder, Rakesh Mohan, Chairman and Managing Director of Unilever Malaysia, Singapore, Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar, reflects on the incredible challenges of bringing a conscience to the corporate structure, what the future holds for the company, and why doing good can actually be good for business.
Three stars, as they say, is for the gods. If you have yet to dine at Le Bristol Paris’ celebrated dining room, Epicure by Eric Frechon, there’s no better time than now as the legendary grande dame hotel turns 90, and looking all the more marvellous for it, this year.
No food-focused issue is quite complete without a mention of Malaysia’s most talked-about fine dining spot to date. If you have yet to visit Darren Teoh’s Dewakan, do so post-haste.
