No work for malays in local companies

[syed putra]

But foreigners appreciate their talent overseas.

Aeon Malaysia appoints Singaporean Shafie Shamsuddin as MD

• CORPORATE NEWS
• Monday, 23 Dec 2019
  7:53 PM MYT
• • 
    

KUALA LUMPUR: Aeon Co (M) Bhd has appointed Singaporean Shafie Shamsuddin as managing director to succeed Shinobu Washizawa, who will retire on Dec 31.
Shafie, 49, will also assume the post of director at Aeon Co on Jan 1 from his current post of chief strategy officer at AEON Asia Sdn Bhd.


"We certainly believe Shafie, with his long and varied experience in retail industry will further contribute to the success of Aeon in Malaysia.” Aeon Co's chairman Datuk Iskandar said in a statement today.
Prior to joining Aeon, Shafie was the President and CEO of PT Trans Retail Indonesia from year 2013 to year 2019.

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He had also served Carrefour Group over 16 years, and was the managing director of Carrefour Singapore, Carrefour Malaysia and Carrefour Indonesia between year 2005 and year 2011, before he was appointed as the executive director of global talent management & organisational development of Carrefour Group based in Paris.
Shafie is currently an independent non-executive director of Petronas Dagangan Bhd and a board member at JTC Corp, a Singaporean state-owned real estate company.

 

[SalahParking]

Shafie probably started his career as a dispatch rider and worked his way up.

 

[butoh6050]

Shafie probably started his career as a dispatch rider and worked his way up.

Before dispatch, he was a pizza delivery driver. Before that he was relaxing in one corner.

 

[garlic]

Before dispatch, he was a pizza delivery driver. Before that he was relaxing in one corner.

before that, he used to buy rokok by the batang at mamak stall..

 

[laksaboy]

I think AEON is Jap company.

It's a shame the pappies have a de facto monopoly on CUNT Fairprice, otherwise Sinkieland could have easily have Tesco and AEON supermarkets.

 

[CPTMiller]

I think AEON is Jap company.

It's a shame the pappies have a de facto monopoly on CUNT Fairprice, otherwise Sinkieland could have easily have Tesco and AEON supermarkets.

Its very hard for outsider to compete with fairprice in Singapore.
The reason is obvious.
Moreover the consumer numbers here may not worth it for Aeon

 

[laksaboy]

Its very hard for outsider to compete with fairprice in Singapore.
The reason is obvious.
Moreover the consumer numbers here may not worth it for Aeon

Hard to compete because the kleptocrats had entrenched CUNT Fairprice on the island.

The few times they had tried to launch the CUNT Fairprice supermarket business overseas, those ventures always ended in losses. Ergo, they can't compete when there is actually real competition.