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Speaker : |
Mr. Bernard Goh
Managing director, AXIOM Technologies
Mfg. Pte Ltd
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| Date:
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07
October 2003 (Tuesday) |
| Time: |
6.00pm
- 7.30pm |
| Venue: |
LT18
, NUS Business School (http://www.nus.edu.sg/campusmap/)
Pls click on "Business School"
in the campus map to look for LT 18 |
Abstract
Bernard Goh, founder and Managing Director of Axiom Technologies Mfg Pte. Ltd. decided to venture out on his own, at a time when the dream of most Singapore graduates was to climb the corporate ladder within a multinational organization.
Having graduated from NUS with an Engineering degree, Bernard worked for several years before he decided to startup on his own. Today, Axiom Technologies is a multi-million dollar company that has more than 50 staff and is still expanding despite the slowdown in the global economy.
Come listen to Bernard as he shares the experiences of his journey in life and as an entrepreneur. He will talk about the decisions that he made, his thoughts behind those decisions. Find out the motivation that was his driving force, the challenges that he faced and the critical factors that contributed to his success.
About the Speaker
Bernard
graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering degree
from the National University of Singapore. He
worked for several years in the areas of automation,
artificial intelligence and knowledge-based
engineering with companies such as Digital Equipment
Corporation and the Port of Singapore Authority.
He founded AXIOM Technologies Manufacturing
Pte. Ltd in March 1997 with four staff. Beginning
as a CD manufacturer provided good opportunities
to expand into other areas within the IT and
media industries. In late-1999, he decided to
expand the business to the area of DVD authoring
and replication, just prior to DVD's surge in
popularity in the market. This move propelled
the company forward upon DVD's rise in popularity
in late-2000 and today, Axiom employs about
50 people and is recognised as one of the front-runners
in the DVD and optical media industries in Singapore.
Bernard is a member of the Young Entrepreneurs'
Organisation (YEO) and served on the Board of
the Singapore Chapter in 2001/2002. He served
as a member of various ERC sub-committees, and
currently sits on the Ministry of Education's
COMPASS committee.
We are pleased to invite you and your
colleagues to attend the talk. As there are
limited number of seats available, please click
here
to register for the talk by
07 October
2003 (Noon).
Please forward this invitation to your friends
and colleagues who may be interested. Thank
You!
Admission is FREE & we look forward to seeing
you at the seminar.