Thomas Ng, the founder and CEO of Genashtim Innovative Learning, ventured into a for-profit social enterprise to give opportunities to the people that the corporate world had left behind. After spending 25 years in senior management and leadership roles in various European, Asian, and Australian based multinational companies, he established Genashtim in 2004, to provide online learning and support services globally. Operating 100% remotely, the diverse and inclusive company offers employment opportunities for people with different disabilities, refugees, LGTBQ and seniors across more than 10 countries, in line with Genashtim’s mission, to Leverage on Technology and the Internet to Connect Marginalised Communities to the Global Economy. Over the years, Genashtim received recognition from many international organizations like The Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), the International Council for Education of People with Visual Impairment (ICEVI), The Nippon Foundation, The ESSL Foundation, and the Young Presidents Organization. With a purpose-driven vision and mission, Thomas believed in business as a force for good and Genashtim was certified a B Corp in 2015. In 2018, Genashtim was appointed as B Market Builder representing the B Corp movement in Singapore & Malaysia. A year later, Genashtim partnered with the Malaysian Global Innovation and Creativity Center (MaGIC), to promote B Corp certification in Malaysia. Besides Genashtim, Thomas also serves in leadership positions in the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO) and the ASEAN Responsible and Inclusive Business Alliance (ARAIBA). He is also one of the Founding Global Advisors for The Knowledge Pledge. grew Havi’s Asian businesses, which provided end-to-end supply chain services to McDonald’s Asia Pacific. He then joined Li & Fung in 1999 and led IDS, their HK-listed distribution and logistics arm, with operations in more than 10 countries. Ben is now on the main board of Fung (1937) Holdings Ltd. The HK-based Fung Group employs 40,000 people across 40 economies, with total revenue exceeding US$ 25 billion.