Global professional services company Towers Watson (NYSE, NASDAQ: TW) has appointed Sutthirak Puttawong as Global Data Services Leader of its Thailand office, effective Sep 1, 2014. In this role, he will have overall responsibility for the management of Towers Watson’s Global Data Services Practice in Thailand.
Pichpajee Saichuae, Managing Director for Towers Watson Thailand, said: “We are very pleased that Sutthirak joins our Thailand office leadership team. He is a talented and passionate leader who offers remarkable international experience and corporate perspectives to our diverse range of Thailand clients. I look forward to partnering with Sutthirak as we continue to drive growth across Thailand.”
Sutthirak said: “I look forward to leading Towers Watson’s Thailand Data Services practice and I’m ready to help clients solve their business challenges by giving them valued insights derived from survey data. Our Data Services team provides comprehensive data and insights on compensation and benefits trends to our clients in Thailand. With the increasing attraction and retention challenges in the Thailand market, our team are well placed and ready to provide even more superior service, market insights and bespoke solutions to more industries and client groups, especially with AEC 2015 just around the corner.”
Prior to joining Towers Watson, Sutthirak was Country Head of HR for Rentokil Initial where he played critical roles in delivering initiatives on business process, organization structures, and HR technology. He holds an undergraduate degree in political science from the Kasetsart University and is currently studying for a Master of Science in HRM at SASIN Graduate Institute Business Administration of Chulalongkorn University.
Towers Watson Data Services - Asia Pacific is dedicated to producing timely reports on HR, compensation, benefits and employment practices for 19 countries/locations in the Asia Pacific region. Contributed by "in-country" experts, each report provides indispensable information for managing organisations’ human capital in this diverse and complex region.
Pichpajee Saichuae, Managing Director for Towers Watson Thailand, said: “We are very pleased that Sutthirak joins our Thailand office leadership team. He is a talented and passionate leader who offers remarkable international experience and corporate perspectives to our diverse range of Thailand clients. I look forward to partnering with Sutthirak as we continue to drive growth across Thailand.”
Sutthirak said: “I look forward to leading Towers Watson’s Thailand Data Services practice and I’m ready to help clients solve their business challenges by giving them valued insights derived from survey data. Our Data Services team provides comprehensive data and insights on compensation and benefits trends to our clients in Thailand. With the increasing attraction and retention challenges in the Thailand market, our team are well placed and ready to provide even more superior service, market insights and bespoke solutions to more industries and client groups, especially with AEC 2015 just around the corner.”
Prior to joining Towers Watson, Sutthirak was Country Head of HR for Rentokil Initial where he played critical roles in delivering initiatives on business process, organization structures, and HR technology. He holds an undergraduate degree in political science from the Kasetsart University and is currently studying for a Master of Science in HRM at SASIN Graduate Institute Business Administration of Chulalongkorn University.
Towers Watson Data Services - Asia Pacific is dedicated to producing timely reports on HR, compensation, benefits and employment practices for 19 countries/locations in the Asia Pacific region. Contributed by "in-country" experts, each report provides indispensable information for managing organisations’ human capital in this diverse and complex region.
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