Chryseis Tan shares what drives her entrepreneurial decision-making


Apart from running her business ventures, Chryseis Tan also holds several positions at The Berjaya Group, where she is on the board.— YAP CHEE HONG/The Star.

Our shoot with Chryseis Tan took place shortly after the entrepreneur announced that she was expecting her second child. Had she not told us that her first trimester was pretty tough, marked by morning sickness that lasted the whole day, we would be none the wiser. What was evident instead was her radiant complexion which obviously makes her the best ambassador for her own beauty brand – Lumi.

“All of our customers are ambassadors,” she says, responding to the compliment. “Our customers are at the centre of what we do. There is an unequivocal sense of satisfaction that comes from customers sharing that our products have helped improve their complexion, boosting their confidence.”

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