Singapore Business Review's 2014 Class of 40 and under

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Singapore Business Review featured some of Singapore’s hottest and most influential young individuals aged 40 and under in selected industries last year. Starting off with featuring app developers to hotel managers, ad executives and marketers, lawyers, business professors, and investors, the listing has become a valuable source of information to those wanting to know who are exhibiting job excellence and strong dedication in their respective fields.

To complete the inaugural 2014 class of 40 and under, we bring you 12 more young professionals from various industries. Three bankers made it to the list. We also got three accountants and one lawyer. Interestingly, the youngest is a 29-year old who founded his own accounting firm four years ago.

Nominated by their peers and colleagues, these young professionals were selected from over 30 nominations that we received from October to December last year.

Do you exhibit exemplary leadership and influence in your respective industry, or know anyone who does? Nominations for Singapore Business Review’s 2015 class of 40 and under starts now. Nominees will be featured individually online before we select those who will make it to the final list during the end of the year. For inquiries, send an email to Krisana at [email protected] or Lee Anne at [email protected].

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