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Consulus and Sophia University Institute partner to introduce Global Alchemy Leadership and Innovation Program in Italy

The MOU was officially signed today at Sophia University Institute in Loppiano, Italy. Mr Lawrence Chong, Chief Executive Officer of Consulus and Prof. Piero Coda, President of Sophia University Institute represented the two organizations.

CEO of Consulus congratulates winners of the Singapore Prestige Brand Award 2016

Chong is proud to serve as a judge of SPBA for the fifth time. This year, he was invited to sit on the Judging Panel for SPBA – Heritage Brands, SPBA – Regional Brands and SPBA – Special Merit.

CPG Consultants And Consulus Join Forces To Turn Development Visions Into Reality

The partnership brings two leading globalised firms with complementary strengths, one in urban and infrastructure development and the other in business design, to serve growing development needs in Asia

Singapore’s yards feel the pinch – Consulus comments on NewsBase

In comments to NewsBase, Lawrence Chong, CEO of Consulus shared that by 2024, all of Sembcorp’s yard will be consolidated there. “The project is an ambitious one, as it involves a total rethinking of the marine sector … such as the role of sub-contractors and how to upgrade their skills too through research and technology,” he said.

Malaysian offshore service sector heads for consolidation: Consulus comments on NewsBase

Aug 21, 2017 | News & Updates, Press

MALAYSIAN offshore services provider Sapura Energy’s recent spate of foreign contract wins...

Thai investment drive struggles with long-term uncertainties – Consulus comments on NewsBase

Jun 30, 2017 | News & Updates, Press

Lawrence Chong, CEO of Consulus, believes that Thailand is counting on its neighbour to the north to trigger an economic boom through the EEC.

Myanmar’s energy sector struggles to fulfil promise – Consulus comments on NewsBase

Jun 28, 2017 | English, Media, Press

CEO of Consulus, Lawrence Chong, told NBI that the Myanmar government’s hope that it would attract significantly more investment from Western companies as the country’s first freely elected government for 60 years has not materialised, forcing it to rethink its strategy.

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