Michael Lin is a multi-exit entrepreneur and the Managing Director of Auston Institute, an engineering school across 3 countries, Singapore, Sri Lanka & Myanmar.
He shares with us his experiences expanding overseas, the challenges & learnings for each entry as well as structuring for his multiple exits.
Find Michael on:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mlindj/
Email: mike.lindj@gmail.com
If you are looking to explore buying or selling a company, do reach out to https://www.themaven.co/ or email hello@themaven.co and quote 'PostexitPodcast' to receive a complimentary consultation.
Listen to Part 1 - Starting & selling 3 companies (https://open.spotify.com/episode/0DD2sQA1AIlN8dAPnkxzCn?si=55495b992c954721 OR https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/postexitentrepreneurs/episodes/Starting--selling-3-companies-ft--George-Gan---Part-1--PostExitEntrepreneurs-Ep--3-e2f6cir)
George Gan is a serial entrepreneur and a pioneer in the IT industry in Malaysia. He successfully started and sold three IT companies. In 1987, he started his first IT Company in Malaysia called Hitechniaga. The company grew from an initial 3 staff start-up to a 300 employees group with a revenue in excess of US$30M.
He then founded and lead a consortium called Commerce Dot Com in 1999 & successfully secured the largest Malaysian Government eProcurement project. The platform had a yearly transaction value of USD3.2B.
George has been a master facilitator & trainer for the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) for 12 years. He trains globally in the areas of Leadership, Strategy, Forum and Mentorship.
George Gan is a serial entrepreneur and a pioneer in the IT industry in Malaysia. He successfully started and sold three IT companies. In 1987, he started his first IT Company in Malaysia called Hitechniaga. The company grew from an initial 3 staff start-up to a 300 employees group with a revenue in excess of US$30M.
He then founded and lead a consortium called Commerce Dot Com in 1999 & successfully secured the largest Malaysian Government eProcurement project. The platform had a yearly transaction value of USD3.2B.
George has been a master facilitator & trainer for the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) for 12 years. He trains globally in the areas of Leadership, Strategy, Forum and Mentorship.
Alvin Poh sold his Internet business for $30 million when he was 33 years old. He’d built this business with his partner from $0 to becoming Singapore’s #1 web hosting provider with 45,000 clients and a team of 150.
He is now a business coach & helps business owners scale up their businesses with the Super Scaling framework and runs a cloud hosting startup. He is also the proud author of the popular book on scaling, Super Scaling, and is recognized by dozens of 7 and 8-figure entrepreneurs as ‘the real deal’.
He shares with us his post-exit emotions & journey in rediscovering himself & his life’s purpose.
Find Alvin on:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thealvinpoh
Website: http://www.superscaling.com
Raymond Chou is a serial entrepreneur who has sold 2 of his businesses. He was the CEO of Infront Consulting Group and is the Chief Growth Officer of Owners Circle Asia, as well as the Past President of the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) in Malaysia.
He shares with us his insights & lessons on before, during & after selling his businesses:
There is a lot of valuable information that will prepare you if you are looking to sell your business and also different perspectives that will challenge you to think differently. Let’s dive right in.
Find Raymond on:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theraychou/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/raymondchou/
A little background about me & why I launched this podcast.
We will delve into topics like the What, How, When of selling a business, pursuing a meaningful & fulfilling life especially after a major life event like exiting the company you founded, the trials & triumphs of the entrepreneurs' businesses & lives & lesser talked about post-exit existential crisis.
Join me as we learn from our entrepreneur guests’ collective journeys, their own pursuits for a purposeful life & their learnings from exiting their company.
