Pluck, luck and a practical mind

By Rosalind Chua

November 2010 PENANG PROFILE
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Datuk Seri Kelvin Kiew, the outspoken chairman and president of Mini-Circuits Technologies Malaysia speaks to PEM about his humble beginnings and the formidable woman he credits for his success.Mini-Circuits in Bayan Lepas, PenangOn his early days…"I grew up and was educated in Penang, I went to Chung Ling. I came from a poor family and was the youngest of five kids. I understand what it means to be really poor and I never saw a toy or lantern and never...

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