Lessons from his father


Sena Traffic Systems Sdn Bhd founder Datuk Tan Boon Hock (finger pointing at screen) looking at the development of the system while his son, director William Tan Wei Lun looks on. interview traffic systems monitoring company for SMEBiz.

THE generational gap has often been an issue in many family businesses. Second-generation entrepreneurs say it can sometimes be frustrating when their parents insist on managing the company their own way and refuse to move with the times.

In that sense, Sena Traffic Systems Sdn Bhd director William Tan Wei Lun thinks he is fortunate that he doesn’t face those problems.

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