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Banthoon Lamsam, Thai Farmers Bank Plc President and Chairman of the Thai Bankers Association, drives his bank's motor cruiser boat on his way to a meeting with the Governor of the Bank of Thailand. Banthoon Lamsam has been credited with turning around the fortunes of his Thai Farmers Bank after the economic crash of 1978. US-educated (Harvard MBA), his management style is considered iconoclastic by traditional Thai business standards, but is paying off. His is the only bank likely to make a profit in 2000.
Vikrom Kromadit, CEO of Amata Corp., posing against a backdrop of the power supply plant for the massive Amata Nakorn Industrial Estate.
Nakornthai Strip Mill (NSM) President, Sawasdi Horrungruang, sits in his office in Bangkok. His steelmill company has faced economic ruin and collapsed after the economic crash of 1997, it is now undergoing massive financial reform and restructuring.
Restauranteur Patara Sila-On, chairwoman of the world's largest group of Thai restaurants, S&P Syndicate Plc, poses for a portrait in her Patara Fine Thai Cuisine restaurant in Bangkok.
CEO of the Bank of Asia, Mr. Chulakorn Singhakowin, in the headquarters of the Bank of Asia in Sathorn Road.
Dhanin Chearvanont, Chairman & CEO of the Charoen Pokphand Group (Thailand), poses in his Telecom Tower office building in Bangkok.
Tos Chirathivat, CEO of Central Retail Corporation Ltd in the Central Department store in Chidlom, one of the company's many large department store retail outlets.
Paiboon Damrongchaitham, Founder and Chairman of one of Thailand's largest music industry companies, Grammy Entertainment poses for a portrait in front of a photo-mural of Grammy actors and actresses who have starred in various films and television dramas and soap operas.
Cambodian Businessman Kith Meng.
Bill Heinecke, an American who has lived in Asia for most of his life and has taken Thai citizenship poses for a portrait in front of his company jet at Bangkok's second International Airport, Don Muang. He’s a self-made multi-millionaire who has built a huge chain of retail and food businesses. His company also owns a growing hotel business with all the Four Seasons hotels in Thailand, several Marriotts, and his own Anantara brand.
Saisuree Chutikul, a Senator of the Thai Government and Chairperson of the Sub-committee on the Elimination of Trafficking in Women and Children National Youth Bureau, poses outside a Government House in Bangkok.
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