Western Tech, Make Room for Asian Products
Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 9:57 am
Being a “Burmese underdog” in Thailand also motivated him to find other interesting opportunities as his career progressed. “I wanted to show that it’s possible for a person of my background [someone who is seen as inferior] to do good things if they try hard and achieve more and more over time.”
Today, Aung is both the Founder and Group CEO of 2C2P. This full-suite payments platform helps businesses securely accept payments across online, mobile and offline channels. Previous roles included Founding Partner of digiAindra and co-founder of Paysbuy.
Under his leadership, 2C2P grew into a global company with expertise in emerging markets. While the company’s headquarters are in Singapore, it operates in 10 markets in Asia and Europe. The company currently employs more than 500 employees.
Aung is currently working on list of south africa consumer email proving that Asian technology can, in many ways, replace the Western technology commonly used in the region.
“Yes, we have Asian brands like Sony, Toyota, and Huawei etc. But I’d like to prove that this part of the world (Southeast Asia) can also produce something of value to everyone. So my ambition has shifted from proving my capabilities to proving the region’s capabilities and showcasing Southeast Asia’s potential to the world.”
Other ambitions include studying to become a better creative writer, penning down his memoirs, and spending more time in the air. Yes, Aung isn’t only an incredibly successful businessman; he’s also a pilot who feels he’s finally ready to become the first Burmese pilot to complete a trip around the world in a DA42 aircraft.
Today, Aung is both the Founder and Group CEO of 2C2P. This full-suite payments platform helps businesses securely accept payments across online, mobile and offline channels. Previous roles included Founding Partner of digiAindra and co-founder of Paysbuy.
Under his leadership, 2C2P grew into a global company with expertise in emerging markets. While the company’s headquarters are in Singapore, it operates in 10 markets in Asia and Europe. The company currently employs more than 500 employees.
Aung is currently working on list of south africa consumer email proving that Asian technology can, in many ways, replace the Western technology commonly used in the region.
“Yes, we have Asian brands like Sony, Toyota, and Huawei etc. But I’d like to prove that this part of the world (Southeast Asia) can also produce something of value to everyone. So my ambition has shifted from proving my capabilities to proving the region’s capabilities and showcasing Southeast Asia’s potential to the world.”
Other ambitions include studying to become a better creative writer, penning down his memoirs, and spending more time in the air. Yes, Aung isn’t only an incredibly successful businessman; he’s also a pilot who feels he’s finally ready to become the first Burmese pilot to complete a trip around the world in a DA42 aircraft.