Three Asian Women Entrepreneurs Introductions. Across Asia, women are re-examining society’s problems through a business lens, playing a more leading role than women in other regions in harnessing the power of markets to tackle poverty and social ills, according to the first experts’ poll on the best countries for social entrepreneurs. The Thomson Reuters Foundation survey of the world’s economies found the Philippines was the country where women fared best when taking into account representation in leadership roles in social enterprises and the gender pay gap. In fact five other spots among the top 10 ranking in the poll of nearly 900 experts in social enterprise were in Asia — Malaysia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Thailand.

Asian Women Entrepreneurs

asian-women-entrepreneursMany people believe that you can’t start a business without any funding. Of course this is true in many cases but you have to hear about the Lam sister’s success to believe that it’s not always needed. 1. Janna and Tessa Lam – IP Mirror. They founded IP Mirror, a service which helps with domain registration and brand protection. Coming from a poor Chinese family, they had extremely strong values of being highly independent, hard working, humble and keeping an eye on their finances. 2. Weili Dai – Marvell’s Technology Group Ltd. Women and tech is an exciting combination. Much of the world is still pushing the inclusion of women becoming leaders in tech companies but then again you have women like Dai. She’s has the incredible recognition of being the only female co-founder of a major semiconductor company. Marvell’s Technology Group Ltd. produces storage, communication and consumer semiconductor products and has design centers all over the world. 3. Kay Wong – Milky Way. Women who encourage women in business deserve a great deal of recognition. After all, you can best understand the specific needs required by women if you’ve been there yourself. Wong, founder of Milky Way runs an online store for maternity clothes which are designed and manufactured in Singapore with distributors and sellers around the globe. She has employed four women who work flexi-time to help manage the business.

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