Power Talks Business Series Organized By Star Media Featured Speaker Tan Sri G. Gnanalingam
Attended Power Talks organized by Star Media featured Speaker Tan Sri G. Gnanalingam (Founder and Chairman, Wesports Holdings Executive) on 24-9-2016 at Manara Star, 15 Jalan 16/11, Petaling Jaya.
He transformed a barren, swampy island into a leading, state-of-the-art multi-cargo seaport terminal in Port Klang called Wesports. Under his stewardship, Wesports, which employs an all-Malaysian workforce of 4,500 people, has six terminals with the capacity to handle 11 million containers. As of 2015, it controls about 76% markets share in the container traffic passing through Port Klang. Today, it is one of the top five terminals in the world in terms of productivity and the second business port in South-East Asia.
The conventional wisdom in the world of marketing is that the customer is the “King”. But is does not apply for Tan Sri G. Gnanalingam, the founder of Wesports Holding Bhd.
For the tycoon who built the port from scratch into one pf Asia’s business container terminals, his employees are “the king” while the customer plays a lesser role of “queen”.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfMQOMoQMCAHe transformed a barren, swampy island into a leading, state-of-the-art multi-cargo seaport terminal in Port Klang called Wesports. Under his stewardship, Wesports, which employs an all-Malaysian workforce of 4,500 people, has six terminals with the capacity to handle 11 million containers. As of 2015, it controls about 76% markets share in the container traffic passing through Port Klang. Today, it is one of the top five terminals in the world in terms of productivity and the second business port in South-East Asia.
The conventional wisdom in the world of marketing is that the customer is the “King”. But is does not apply for Tan Sri G. Gnanalingam, the founder of Wesports Holding Bhd.
For the tycoon who built the port from scratch into one pf Asia’s business container terminals, his employees are “the king” while the customer plays a lesser role of “queen”.
