About Wilson Ng
October 21st, 2005 by 
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I have 3 passions in life, business management, learning/writing and computer technology. I got a business management degree in 1986 ( and subsequently an MBA) and a diploma in computer science in 1987, and for the last 17 years have combined these knowledge to help companies make the optimized use of computer solutions in business.
Currently, I manage a systems integration company with over 150 employees, and a software development company ( with 2 joint ventures - an American and a Japanese company) that employs about 120 people.
I would like to connect with companies that are looking to Asia for business expertise and computer software resources where we can help you come up with optimized solutions for your business, or for your business’ customres.
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Now my dreams and visions. But before that, I need to say this…
I have been very blessed.
I have a great family, good friends, and a great time in managing the businesses in the industry that I like. The technology business is among the most exciting, and dynamic.
Maybe this is too early to be thinking of what legacy to leave, but I am nearing 40, and I have been helping in the business in the family since I was 9.
I am thinking how to give back to the community that have given so much to me. Now that I am able to take care of my needs adequately, I would like an opportunity to help others starting at an earlier age than most with hopefully at least another 40 years …I believe I can contribute my energy, enthusiasm, and experience in making my community a better place.
The following is my long life goal:
1.) to make my 3 children successful. I would not be successful if they are not. They have to be happy, and they have to have great friends. Then I will have done my job.
2.) to do my best to get foreign businesses to set up joint ventures in my city and country. If you are planning to invest in Cebu or in the Philippines ( even if not with me, or in an industry I don’t participate in) , I would be glad to be your host ( or introduce you to people) , and show you around. The Philippines have not been very dynamic economically in spite of lots of potential, and we definitely need more foreign investors who see the Philippines as an excellent place to do business, and can contribute jobs .
3.) to speak 7 languages. I speak Mandarin, Fookien ( a chinese dialect) , English, Tagalog ( philippine national language), Cebuano ( a Philippine dialect). I am now learning Japanese and Cantonese ( a chinese dialect).
4.) to write books, and to teach. For now, I write weekly regular articles for the local papers ( going my 10th year). If you want to know more about my REFLECTIONS ON WINNING IN LIFE, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT and TECHNOLOGY, check out my blog at: www.ngkhai.net/bizdrivenlife
fifty word to describe myself: Computers, technology, software, businessman, author, writer, blogger, teacher, MBA, management, life, focus, community, books, reading, piano, drawing, family, children, marketing, finance, entrepreneurship, Microsoft, HP, IBM, Database, Project Management, Internet, Speaker, Oracle, Cisco, Success, scholar, mathematics, process, professional, Fookien, Mandarin, Cantonese, Asia, China, Philippines, Japan, groupware, accounting, human resource, Cebu, bizdrivenlife —————–
Wilson Ng won the Philippines Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2005 for Small Business last Feb 24, 2005. IN the picture are the 5 other winners including the lady, Ma. Socorro Ramos who at 81 years old won the Entrepreneur of the year as founder of National Book Store chain, which she is still actively involved in managing.
Together in the picture is (left) David Balangue, Chairman, SGV Foundation, and (right) James Turley, world chairman, Ernst and Young. —————
1982 High School, Cebu Eastern College
1986 Bachelor of Business Management, University of the Philippines
1987 Diploma in Computer Science, Eber Institute of Advanced Sciences
2004 - MBA City University of Hong Kong
Other Accomplishments:
1986 - Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
1986 - Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society
1994 - Distinguished Toastmaster Awardee
1995 - Microsoft Certified Professional
1997 - Most Outstanding Chamber Fellow, Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry
2001 - Most Outstanding Alumnus, Cebu Eastern College
2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 - Microsoft (MVP) Most Valuable Professional
2004 - Entrepreneur of the Year, Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Companies founded:
1989 - Akai foods Inc., food company engaged in seafood processing and marine products export
1992 - Ng Khai Development Corporation, systems integration company. Company is presently leading partner Microsoft, IBM, HP, Cisco, 3com, Veritas, and APC in southern Philippines.
1997 - Premium Concepts International, gifts and lifestyle chain shop
2000 - Accountmate Philippines, with Accountmate Software of the United States, providing software development, technical support to Accountmate accounting solution users worldwide.
2001 - Npax Corporation, with C-pax Corporation of Japan providing application software development to Japanese companies. It is also a major Oracle partner in Southern Phils.
2002 - Esprint Software, leading software developer in Southern Philippines focusing on HR and accounting solutions for local governments, financial institutions, utility companies, and SME businesses.
Club affiliations:
Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry
American Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, Cebu Chapter
Cebu Educational Foundation for IT
European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, Cebu Chapter
Cebu Kang Ha Family Foundation
Association of Computer Businesses of the Philippines
Cebu Computer Society
Speaking /Writing Accomplishments:
Columnist, Cebu Sunstar Daily, 1994 to present
Contributor, www.inq7.net, 2003 to present
My Web Log on Life, Biz and Technology
Speaker - Microsoft Business Summit 2006 - Cebu Waterfront Hotel
Opening Speaker, MEPZCEM Pursuit of Excellence, Cebu, 2004
First Prize Winner, City University of the Hong Kong MBA Business Consulting Face Off to 21st Century Hotel, Dalian, China, 2004
Speaker, DTI - Cebu IT Service Hub Conference, Cebu, 2004
Speaker, Philippine Educators Conference, Cebu, 2003
Speaker, Accountmate Software Business Partner Conference, San Rafael, USA, 2000 , 2002
Speaker, Microsoft Dev Days, Manila, 2000
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January 9th, 2006 at 1:03 pm
[...] Wilson Ng of Small Biz Trends did a prediction that is close to home with his prediction of 10 Trends in the Asia Pacific Region. [...]
January 9th, 2006 at 1:03 pm
[...] Wilson Ng of Small Biz Trends did a prediction that is close to home with his prediction of 10 Trends in the Asia Pacific Region. [...]
December 13th, 2006 at 8:26 am
i cant seem to post any comment on your site.
January 30th, 2007 at 10:10 am
Hi Wilson:
This is Louie Uson of SINAG-TALA PUBLISHERS and a friend of Dr. Reuben Mondejar of City University of Hong Kong.
Ben is coming again on February 17,2007 (Saturday) Manila to give a lecture to professors of Entrepreneurship at the Function Room of SM MEGAMALL in Ortigas Avenue.
We were wondering if you will be able to visit Manila at that time and be our second speaker for this seminar. The format is very similar to what we had at the University of San Carlos wherein you talked about your “Success Story” for about an hour.
We will be very delighted to have you again with us and we hope you will be able to make it.
Best wishes.
LUIS USON
February 23rd, 2007 at 11:51 am
Wow! Mr. Wilson Ng you’re such a very genius man. Hope I can be like you..heheheheh..
April 11th, 2007 at 2:24 pm
Sir Wilson Ng I salute you.You’re such a very gifted person.I realy like your website I keep on visiting it again and again. Thanks for your business column.
April 15th, 2007 at 9:01 am
What are the odds? I saw a link to your site over at Working Solo, and thought, “Hey, I went to college with a Wilson Ng — what are the chances… it’s gotta be him!”
Nope. The Wilson Ng I knew is a bit younger…
Oh well — it was a pleasure to see your site anyways. Take care.
August 10th, 2007 at 3:36 pm
Hi, Wilson,
I’m interested in a contacting you about joining our network of independent publishers.
How do I send you an email?
Best,
Benito
November 26th, 2007 at 5:33 pm
my report is all about you. you’re great.
July 25th, 2008 at 5:39 pm
TO: WILSON NG
Kodak presents exciting business option for photo printing in the digital age
Understanding the challenges faced by businesses and given the advancements in technology today, KODAK has come up with a viable business option that optimizes a new technology while addressing the public’s need for quick digital photo printing.
Find out more as we launch the revolutionary
Kodak Adaptive Picture Exchange System in the Philippines!
DATE July 30, 2008 (Wednesday)
TIME 11:30 AM
VENUE Crustasia, Powerplant Mall (Rockwell)
See you there, to find out more!
Please bring 40 photos with you during the launch for printing. We will be raffling off chances to have your photos compiled to a Kodak Movie DVD!
We will be getting in touch with you within the week. Should you want to confirm your attendance in advance, please contact Sherlyn Co at 0917-83600044 or e-mail sherlyn.co@ogilvy.com; or Pam Mariano at 0915-9702040, or e-mail pam.mariano@ogilvy.com.
August 7th, 2008 at 4:03 pm
Hello Wilson,
Your talents and accomplishments are most admirable. I am an American in Cebu and am looking for a business manager. Primarily we develop FoxPro-based software and market it online. Please contact me if you are interested. Thanks!
August 7th, 2008 at 4:07 pm
Not sure you will be able to see my email address. It’s steve@4www.us.
June 24th, 2010 at 12:42 am
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