What do you do when your gym is empty because fitness buffs are afraid to come in anymore, you cannot bring tourists (with money to spend) into or out of the country because of lockdowns and travel bans, and you cannot have physical interaction because people are not allowed to gather and be near each other?
Kenny Sia, founder of Level Up Fitness, Zaiwin Kassim from kobistech, and Fiona Marcus Raja, Managing Director of Borneo International Enterprise Sdn Bhd, talked about their experiences and how the COVID-19 pandemic had affected their businesses, but at the same time offered new opportunities, primarily in the digital sphere.
You can follow their conversations in the first episode of a new 13-episode television talk show in town, ‘BizChat with Charles Liew’, produced by TVS.
For those of you who missed it on Thursday (11.15 am), catch up on the rerun on Sunday at 1.15 pm and Monday at 5.30 am on TVS Channel 122 ASTRO and myFreeview.
The uniqueness of this program is that it has a Sarawakian flavour and features a group of real business people from Sarawak talking about real business issues.
Different issues are discussed with business leaders from small to medium-sized companies as they share their experiences with the opportunities, challenges and hope in their business journeys.
The 30-minute show is hosted by Charles Liew, the Managing Director of SHiNE Pharmacy, solicitor, TEDx speaker and change-maker, who is also affectionately known as Uncle Liew.
