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Former Thai Telephone Chief Finds Profit in Private Sector.
Byline: Srisamorn Phoosuphanusorn
Oct. 6--An assignment as a chief executive of a telephone company after a career as a technocrat and a stint as deputy finance minister has convinced Pisit Leeahtham that the private sector is where he is best suited.
Dr Pisit, 52, is now looking for new challenges after completing a 30-month contract as chief executive of provincial fixed-line operator TT&T Plc.
He said he had already ruled out a return to politics, and for now will weigh the options available to him in the private sector.
"I have enough money to support my family including sending my children to study overseas," Dr Pisit said with a ...
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