CEO: Cycling brings people together


Cycling builds teamwork says the Acestar team: (L to R) Fatin Safwanah Ab Rashid, Sivanesan Nadesan, Natalie Sit, Lee Wai Min, Loo Yinn Yih and Punithawathy Sannasi.- AZMAN GHANI / The Star

SEPANG: Startup entreprenuer Natalie Sit used her love for cyling to instill a feeling of togetherness in her young, multi-racial team.

Acestar founder and chief executive officer Sit said that her frequent cycling trips with her team has fostered better personal connections amongst the staff.

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