From Chinese school to business success: Nik Ezar Nik Bolia


Nik Ezar has achieved so much in his life, and played many roles - stockbroker, CEO, chef - but says that his ultimate goal is to instil good values in his six children. Photo: The Star/Sam Tham

Datuk Nik Ezar Nik Bolia is running late. In fact, he’s running really late. But unlike some bigwigs who are unrepentant about keeping you waiting, he is incessantly apologetic and calls constantly with updates on his scheduled arrival.

He arrives 45 minutes later, a wide, disarming smile adorning his face and apologies flying out of his lips.

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