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IRPC Public Company Limited is making waves by appointing a new President and Chief Executive Officer who promises to propel the company toward unprecedented heights of sustainable growth and resource efficiency. Stepping into this pivotal role as of October 1, 2024, is none other than Mr. Terdkiat Prommool. With his seasoned leadership, the company aims to harmonize business operations with the ethos of good governance, social responsibility, and environmental impact. Mr. Terdkiat is no stranger to the high-stakes world of corporate strategy and innovation. In his previous role as Senior Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy at PTT Public Co., Ltd., he played a significant role in steering several key business units to success. Among his many hats, Mr. Terdkiat has also served as a board member at the Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science and Technology (VISTEC), chaired the Thailand Energy Academy Management Committee, and held the position of Vice President…

B. Braun (Thailand) Limited has once again demonstrated its prowess as a premier global medical technology company hailing from Germany. Marking a remarkable achievement, the company clinched the “HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2024” award for the fifth consecutive year. This year, they were also honored with two prestigious accolades: the “HR Asia Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award” for the second year in a row and the “HR Asia Most Caring Company Award” for the very first time. The recognition of B. Braun Thailand is a testament to its unwavering commitment to excellence in human resources. Among 71 companies recognized from 298 applicants across more than 20 industries, the accolades largely stemmed from feedback provided by the employees themselves. This highlights the company’s steadfast dedication to ensuring employee well-being throughout their professional journey—from recruitment and development to recognition and beyond. By fostering a supportive and inclusive…

UOB TMRW, the revolutionary all-in-one banking app designed to cater to the dynamic needs of its customers, has proudly clinched two illustrious titles at the International Finance Awards 2024. Garnering the honors of “Most Innovative Digital Bank” and “Best Mobile Banking Application” for 2024, UOB TMRW is just getting started. Ms. Peeruntorn Vannaprasert, the esteemed Head of TMRW Digital at UOB Thailand, remarked, “These awards are a testament to UOB Thailand’s relentless pursuit of excellence in digital banking. Our mission is to deliver bespoke financial solutions that resonate with our customers’ lifestyles, fueled by frequent app updates and enticing promotions exclusively available via the UOB TMRW app.” The app’s meteoric rise is evident, with user engagement surging by over 2.5 times since 2023. Even more impressive, the number of new deposit accounts opened through the app between January and August 2024 has tripled compared to the same period the previous…

The picturesque streets of the Siam area were once a place of joy for Ketsarin Chatsunthorn, a 42-year-old dentist whose days were filled with confidence and cheer. But a recent visit to a well-known cosmetic doctor, who claims to be a leading dermatologist and specialist in regenerative medicine, turned her life—and that of her family—upside down, leaving them in a state of despair and disfigurement. On a sunny Tuesday morning, Ms. Ketsarin walked into the Consumer Protection Police Division (CPPD) to file a formal complaint against the doctor. Her voice trembled as she recounted her ordeal. She explained how she, along with her mother and sister, had placed their trust in a doctor who boasted an impressive resume and a clientele list that included celebrities and influencers. The promise of rejuvenation turned into a nightmare. “We went to his clinic expecting nothing but the best,” Ketsarin said, her eyes welling…

In an era where change is the only constant, big moves are brewing in Thailand’s southernmost provinces. Picture the future: the year is 2027, and the stringent military presence in these regions could be a thing of the past, replaced by well-trained volunteer forces. It’s not just speculation; it’s a strategic vision set forth by the Ministry of Interior and the Internal Security Operations Command (Isoc). Recently, the ministry and Isoc came together in a momentous event, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that paves the way for comprehensive training programs aimed at these upcoming volunteer forces. The ceremony saw the presence of Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and the esteemed army chief, Gen Charoenchai Hintao, adding a layer of gravitas to the proceedings. Anutin Charnvirakul, with his characteristic fervor, articulated the heart of the MoU. This agreement signifies a robust collaboration between the Ministry of Interior and Isoc, one that…

PTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited (PTTEP) has once again etched its name in the annals of excellence, clinching the coveted accolades for Best CEO and Best Investor Relations (IR) at the esteemed IAA Awards for Listed Companies 2024. In the spotlight, Mr. Montri Rawanchaikul, PTTEP’s dynamic Chief Executive Officer, stood tall, receiving the Best CEO award for his exceptional leadership in the Energy and Infrastructure sector. The prestigious honor was bestowed upon him by none other than Mr. Pichai Chunhavajira, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, alongside Mr. Paiboon Nalinthrangkurn, the illustrious President of the Investment Analysts Association (IAA). The celebration didn’t stop there. PTTEP’s IR prowess was recognized for the third consecutive year, solidifying its reputation as a stalwart in the investor relations landscape. The ceremony, a grand affair organized by the Investment Analysts Association and the Stock Exchange of Thailand, was a testament to…

Photo: Disaster Response Association of Thailand As the rains poured heavily, transforming the scenic landscapes of Chiang Rai into a waterlogged venture, the government has stepped up its game to address the distress of flood victims. Late last month, the serene town of Mae Sai found itself grappling with severe flooding, leaving many households in distress. In a bid to alleviate the pain brought about by nature’s wrath, the cabinet has decided on a revised compensation plan that promises a flat rate of 9,000 baht per affected household, a significant increase from the previously inconsiderate range of 5,000 to 9,000 baht. In a statement released on Tuesday following a crucial cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra stressed upon the gravity of the situation and the necessity for uniform financial aid. “The government decided that all affected households will each receive 9,000 baht due to the severity of the flood situation,”…