Sep 27, 2023
Mr. Kongkitti Pradit: AEC TOP-CEO AWARDS 2020
Thailand - September 27, 2023 —

The Thai-ASEAN Development Club (AEC) is a government agency dedicated to promoting international business, particularly within the ASEAN region.
On September 18, 2020, in collaboration with the ASEAN Business Association and the Assembly of Radio, Television, and Newspaper News Programmers of Thailand (NST), they organized an award ceremony as part of their executive development project aimed at advancing high-level leaders within the ASEAN community. Mr. Kongkitti Pradit, an executive at Shopee Company, was chosen to receive the prestigious AEC TOP-CEO AWARDS 2020 under category of young generation. This award recognizes outstanding individuals, organizations, businessmen, and executives from the new generation who have achieved sustainable and beneficial success on an international scale in various businesses.
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