From tenor to Net conductor


  • Business
  • Saturday, 29 Mar 2003

AS chief executive officer of Sebas Sdn Bhd, Ng Kien Lock need not sing for his supper. But if he needed to, he wouldn't have any qualms. He is a trained opera tenor. 

He was exposed to the arts while pursuing his tertiary studies in Canada. “I particularly enjoyed performing arts,” says Ng. “I actually did training in performing arts, in singing. I have always enjoyed singing. I spent four years in training with the choir and with the music faculty while at university, knowing very well that when I come back I can't make money from it.  

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