HONOURING PENANG’S CREATIVES

By Bernard Loke

October 2024 FEATURE
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AS PENANG’S CREATIVE INDUSTRY continues to gain more prominence, it is essential to recognise the unsung contributors working tirelessly to propel its growth. I spoke to four inspirational figures to unpack their stories and glimpse into their journeys: Paul Charles Augustin, Janet Pillai, Aida Redza and Leong Kwong Yee.Paul Charles AugustinPAUL CHARLES AUGUSTINPaul Charles Augustin is a proud Penangite and a polymath in the music industry, widely noted for orchestrating initiatives to put Penang on the world map. For the...

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Bernard Loke

recently ventured into the oil and gas industry after an eventful tenure as a Special Officer for government officials. With a forte in communications, he emcees, writes and is passionate about the creative economy and Taekwondo, earning his black belt at the tender age of 12.

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