Record breaker

Article Abstract:

The opening of the Guinness World of Records museum in Taichung, Taiwan, in Jan 1996 was timed very well, according to Taiwanese businessman Steve Day, who was responsible for implementing the project. The museum opened at a time when Taiwan was seeing rapid economic growth and people were seeking a new form of entertainment. His family company is involved in hat making, and he also owns eight restaurants. However, he is most interested in the museum.

Day, Steve

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Backing the right bloke

Article Abstract:

A successful entrepreneur does not necessarily need to have a high public profile, according to Nigel Wray, whose main investment vehicles are property company Burford Group and entertainment concern Trocadero. He believes that the key to successful investing is to always ensure adequate protection against possible lean periods. He has always been respected by City analysts, and has gained considerable experience in knowing when to launch companies.

Wray, Nigel

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Planet Lars

Article Abstract:

Asian culture can be very inspirational, according to German entrepreneur Lars Windhorst, who has become successful in business at the age of only 20. He linked with Mellon Zhang, representative for a Taiwanese electronics company in Dusseldorf, Germany, to form Windhorst Electronics, and was particularly influenced by his first trip to Hong Kong. He created Windhorst Asia Pacific Holdings, based in Hong Kong, in 1995.

Windhorst, Lars

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