Wong Jeh Shyan

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Wong Jeh Shyan
Born	Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
Nationality	Malaysia
Education	National University of Singapore, NUS
Occupation	Chief Executive Officer, MOC Capital Berhad
Known for	Transnational incubation; Venture capitalist; Philanthropist; Mega-development implementation; Corporate turn-around

Wong Jeh Shyan (Chinese: 黃哲賢; pinyin: Húang Zhéxián; Hakka: Wong Yih Shun, Jyutping: Wong1 Yi3 Sun4), (born 17 November 1964) was the former-CEO of CommerceNet Singapore.^[1] He is currently the CEO of MOC Capital Berhad. Wong serves as Consulting Partner in CNSG Consulting Group.^[2]

Business ventures[]

Wong founded the ITCN Asia series (named after Infocomm Technologies CommerceNet Asia) in Karachi, first held in March 2001.

References[]

^ "CNSG". CommerceNet Singapore Ltd. Singapore. 2007. Retrieved 9 August 2007.
^ "Wong Jeh Shyan". Miracles of Capital. Retrieved 15 July 2015.

External links[]

CNSG's web site

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