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- Partner
Delivering more than 8 years of strategy advisory to top Executives from multinational companies across Asia on how to expand business, market share, craft or revise value propositions, differentiate from competition, as well as build short and mid-term competitive strategies.
Mickael is a Partner at Solidiance, based in our Bangkok office. During his 8 years with Solidiance, Mickael worked across South East Asia and Japan to support Fortune 500 multinational companies as well as Asian-listed conglomerates to expand their operations and solve commercial problems in the region. His professional experience extensively ranges from the automotive industry, machinery, chemistry, energy, to life science/bio-tech sectors..
- Education :
MBA – INSEAD University - Functional Experience :
Channel Distribution , Competition Benchmarking , Commercial Problem Solving , Growth Strategy , Market Entry - Industry experience :
Automotive , Chemicals , Construction , Energy (Power Generation, Oil and Gas) , Healthcare - Relevant country experience :
Indonesia , Japan , Myanmar , Philippines , Thailand , Vietnam
Publications
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- White Papers
Thailand Merger and Acquisition Activities: Positive Growth Trend Despite Political Uncertainty
June 2018Thailand’s merger and acquisitions (M&A) activity has remained resilient in the past few years despite political uncertainty and the economy’s ongoing recovery for better business conditions...
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Will Thailand 2.0 Revive the Construction Industry?
January 2017Thailand’s construction market is estimated to reach up to USD 41.4 billion by 2016, with about USD 17.9 billion coming from private investments and USD 23.4 billion from the public sector, which...
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Five reasons why Thailand’s construction is hot again
January 2017Thailand’s construction market value was estimated at USD 41.4 billion last year with the overall number of buildings in the country increasing 1.4 percent on average every year between 2012 and...
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Thailand’s construction market is now driven by public infrastructure
January 2017Thailand’s construction market is estimated to reach up to USD 41.4 billion by 2016, with about USD 17.9 billion coming from private investments and about USD 23.4 billion from the public sector...