1. Would You Like a Cup of Poom?
The composition of myself can be described with those of a bubble tea:
 Born in Thailand
Asian born with
 Spent time studying in USA and Spain
international  Working at KS Macquarie (partnering with
presence Australian banks)
 Involved with family’s tapioca business for a decade
Tapioca is key!  Worked part-time at family company since 2006
 Fascinated by tapioca's many untapped possibilities
 To lead the development of sustainable alternative
High calorie, energy sources from tapioca
High impact  To reduce country’s reliance on fuel imports,
 To create sustainable positive impact on society
 Strive for the best but flexible
Goes well with  Outgoing person with great sense of humor
every drink  Work hard & Play hard
Source: http://www.paperblog.fr/3508015/a-la-
redecouverte-du-bubble-tea/

2. Poom’s Journey…. China to America
Extensive professional and educational experience, with international flavor
 Grandparents immigrated to  Attended primary school to high school  Exchange program at Elliott County High
Thailand from China at Bangkok Christian College (1992-2004) School, Kentucky, United States
 Born 4/9/86 in Bangkok  Thailand’s oldest school, established in (2002-2003)
 The second child of the family 1852  Graduated and received certificate as
Senior student
 Bachelor in Economics  Exchange program at Universitat  Senior Associate at KS Macquarie
(international program) from Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain (2006) (investment banker)
Chulalongkorn University (2007)  One of only two out of 80 applicant to  Agricultural & alternative energy focus
 Received First Class Honor be selected  South East Asia’s largest wind farm
 Thailand largest sugar company IPO
 Thailand oldest university

3. Tapioca…The Little Plant That Could
There are many non-food usage of Tapioca in sectors like energy, medicine and packaging
Tapioca Overview
“Tapioca” or “Cassava” has been used in many industry, but
not many people know how valuable the plant is.
 Tapioca is originated from South America
 Thailand has an abundance supply of tapioca, and is
considered the largest tapioca exporter in the world
 Tapioca crops can be separated into 4 parts: root, leaf, bole
and seed, each part can be utilized
 Tapioca consists of two types, sweet and bitter
 Tapioca can withstand extreme conditions more than most
crops, makes it easy for farmers to plant
Tapioca Opportunity
Tapioca is a root vegetable and popularly use in food industry. Each part of
tapioca can also be used in several ways: direct consumption, food and
product industries, livestock feeds, energy, etc.
1.Food: tapioca pearl, tapioca chips, monosodium glutamate (MSGs),
tapioca flour, instant noodle, sauce, ice-cream
2. Beverage: liquor
3. Pharmaceutical: capsules and tablets, alcohol
4. Energy: biofuel, biomass power Zero
5. Textile: printing cloth Waste
6. Pulp: tissue paper, container, cardboard
7. Animal Food
8. Glue: stickers, enveloped, gummed tape

4. Vision…Sustainable Alternative Energy
My goal is to lead my family’s business in the development of infrastructure for tapioca-based
energy as sustainable energy source
Our Company Vision
 Our business, THH Group is specialized in tapioca business Introduce Tapioca as an alternative energy for Thailand
and operate for over 45 years  Establish bio-energy division aiming to provide a
sustainable alternative energy such as
 Our business is a mid-stream tapioca business. Our products
 Ethanol
include:
 Biomass power
1. Tapioca Starch
Expand downstream to environmental-friendlies products
 Yearly maximum capacity of 120,000 metric tons
 Generate profits from the product which safe for
 Certified GMP and HACCP
consumers and promote environmental reservation
2. Tapioca Pellet and Tapioca Chips
 Biodegradable products
 Yearly maximum capacity of tapioca pellets and
 Food
tapioca chips over 1,300,000 metric tons
Tapioca Starch Tapioca Pellet Tapioca Chips
Bio Energy Environmental –
Tapioca mid-stream friendly Product
Ethanol Biomass Power Plant Pulp Mold Pulp & Paper

5. Next Step…MIT Sloan
“I am ready to take on new challenges at Sloan
and look forward to meet new classmates
from MIT Sloan MBA Class of 2015”