After getting a taste of business by trading high-end timepieces on Carousell, brothers Jarod and Joses Ng knew that entrepreneurship was their true calling and dove head first before they had even graduated from law school. Two young men with a passion for something get a generous infusion of money from deep-pocketed parents to start a business around that something. It’s a tale as old as capitalist times, and not one that will appeal to those who had to build their empires with nothing but S$50 in the bank and a truckload of tenacity.
After getting a taste of business by trading high-end timepieces on Carousell, brothers Jarod and Joses Ng knew that entrepreneurship was their true calling and dove head first before they had even graduated from law school. Two young men with a passion for something get a generous infusion of money from deep-pocketed parents to start a business around that something. It’s a tale as old as capitalist times, and not one that will appeal to those who had to build their empires with nothing but S$50 in the bank and a truckload of tenacity.
After getting a taste of business by trading high-end timepieces on Carousell, brothers Jarod and Joses Ng knew that entrepreneurship was their true calling and dove head first before they had even graduated from law school. Two young men with a passion for something get a generous infusion of money from deep-pocketed parents to start a business around that something. It’s a tale as old as capitalist times, and not one that will appeal to those who had to build their empires with nothing but S$50 in the bank and a truckload of tenacity.
After getting a taste of business by trading high-end timepieces on Carousell, brothers Jarod and Joses Ng knew that entrepreneurship was their true calling and dove head first before they had even graduated from law school. Two young men with a passion for something get a generous infusion of money from deep-pocketed parents to start a business around that something. It’s a tale as old as capitalist times, and not one that will appeal to those who had to build their empires with nothing but S$50 in the bank and a truckload of tenacity.
After getting a taste of business by trading high-end timepieces on Carousell, brothers Jarod and Joses Ng knew that entrepreneurship was their true calling and dove head first before they had even graduated from law school. Two young men with a passion for something get a generous infusion of money from deep-pocketed parents to start a business around that something. It’s a tale as old as capitalist times, and not one that will appeal to those who had to build their empires with nothing but S$50 in the bank and a truckload of tenacity.
After getting a taste of business by trading high-end timepieces on Carousell, brothers Jarod and Joses Ng knew that entrepreneurship was their true calling and dove head first before they had even graduated from law school. Two young men with a passion for something get a generous infusion of money from deep-pocketed parents to start a business around that something. It’s a tale as old as capitalist times, and not one that will appeal to those who had to build their empires with nothing but S$50 in the bank and a truckload of tenacity.
After getting a taste of business by trading high-end timepieces on Carousell, brothers Jarod and Joses Ng knew that entrepreneurship was their true calling and dove head first before they had even graduated from law school. Two young men with a passion for something get a generous infusion of money from deep-pocketed parents to start a business around that something. It’s a tale as old as capitalist times, and not one that will appeal to those who had to build their empires with nothing but S$50 in the bank and a truckload of tenacity.
After getting a taste of business by trading high-end timepieces on Carousell, brothers Jarod and Joses Ng knew that entrepreneurship was their true calling and dove head first before they had even graduated from law school. Two young men with a passion for something get a generous infusion of money from deep-pocketed parents to start a business around that something. It’s a tale as old as capitalist times, and not one that will appeal to those who had to build their empires with nothing but S$50 in the bank and a truckload of tenacity.
After getting a taste of business by trading high-end timepieces on Carousell, brothers Jarod and Joses Ng knew that entrepreneurship was their true calling and dove head first before they had even graduated from law school. Two young men with a passion for something get a generous infusion of money from deep-pocketed parents to start a business around that something. It’s a tale as old as capitalist times, and not one that will appeal to those who had to build their empires with nothing but S$50 in the bank and a truckload of tenacity.
