For Yanga, a draw will be enough to secure their fourth consecutive league title. Simba, however, must win to dethrone their rivals and claim the championship. As it stands, Yanga top the table with 79 points, while Simba trail closely behind with 78 points. Yanga’s head coach, Miloud Hamdi, will be experiencing his first Kariakoo […]
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Catalyst for Consumer & Transformation
Madhur Maini was the CEO of Vietnam’s Masan Group and instrumental in transforming it from a US$100m family office to a US$3bn+ market cap listed private sector conglomerate. Masan Group is a leader in consumer, banking, mining and agri businesses in Vietnam. He drove the group’s rapid growth with a three-pillar strategy that involved scaling existing businesses, attracting best-in-class long-term global capital and overseeing successful entry into new growth sectors. Through his tenor the company consumer business revenues grew from approximately usd 40 m to usd 750 m and the company owned 5 of the top 50 consumer brands in the country.
Prior to joining Masan Group, Madhur spent 12+ years in various leadership positions in investment banking in Asia Pacific at Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank.
He scaled up various regional and product businesses in Southeast Asia. He was also advisor to a number of regional governments for capital raising.
Madhur was an adjunct professor in the Lee Kwan Yew School of Public Policy from 2015-16 and contributed to the Data Analytics Program (Global Analytics and Behavioural Insights Network ‘GABIN’) at the LKY School.
Madhur graduated in the prestigious Management and Technology Program from University of Pennsylvania. He graduated from Wharton School with a degree in Bachelor of Economics.