Entrepreneur Derek van Pelt on Business and Success in Thailand [S5.E16]
vor 4 Jahren
It's a dream of many to move to Thailand and start their own
business - be it a spiffy e-commerce site, a beer bar on a beach,
or some type of consultancy. But navigating the tricky cultural and
bureaucratic hurdles isn't something to be taken lightly. We
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vor 4 Jahren
It's a dream of many to move to Thailand and start their
own business - be it a spiffy e-commerce site, a beer bar on a
beach, or some type of consultancy. But navigating the tricky
cultural and bureaucratic hurdles isn't something to be taken
lightly.
We're joined by Derek van Pelt, a Thailand resident for 24
years and someone who has had a number of successes in a variety
of different arenas. Currently a partner at
Stonelotus Ventures and a long-time friend of
Greg and Ed's, Derek talks about what brought his past businesses
success and why he chose to shut some, his advice to people who
want to start their own business here, his role as President of
the Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce,
and insights into Bangkok's business community. And of course, to
discuss one of Greg's favorite restaurant chains,
getfresh, which Derek helps manage.
It's not an easy road for anyone, but as Derek notes, if
you have the three Ps - patience, perseverance, and presence -
making it work in Thailand will be a lot easier.
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