After all, the late nineties were a time of exciting new tech, especially in consumer tech. Microsoft was taking over the world of computers, the Internet abounded with music technology like Napster and Limewire, and web companies like Yahoo were rising stars. At the cusp of the new millennium, technology was the “it” industry.
Mother of two Vivian Chua started her journey with HP Inc. as a sales representative, and 21 years later, she is the tech giant’s vice-president, head of Singapore and Malaysia, and Singapore managing director. She sits down for a chat with Options and chronicles her journey with the company, and how she manages her role as a mother, and a top executive at one of the world’s biggest companies
SINGAPORE (May 15): Growing up, Vivian Chua always knew she liked technology. Always the first in her family to get excited about new tech, and being interested in gadgets, she was fascinated by the potential of technology and always knew she wanted to work in the field somehow.
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