October 24, 2020

Dato James Foo and Maverick Foo of Authority Institute spoke to our founder Kathlyn Toh on 10-Oct-2020 about how she looks at business in the year of 2021, as we all hope to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.  Click here to watch the interview.  Kathlyn considered herself fortunate to have experienced the full cycle of the Bull Run, the market crash, after crash recovery, the sideway markets and the high volatility markets which gave her great experience in adjusting her strategy depending on the market conditions.  Find out what she says!

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