What Goes Under The Hood

Rejie Samuel, CEO, Air International Thermal Systems

11-Aug-22 11:00

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Air International Thermal Systems was founded in Australia in 1967 by Owen John, after he built an air conditioner for his own Jaguar and discovered a demand for it among other luxury car owners. CEO Rejie Samuel explains how it has evolved over 50 years to various countries.

Image Credit: Rejie Samuel | Leaderonomics

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu

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Categories: technology, entrepreneurs, SME, Corporates

Tags: air conditioner, Motor Vehicle Manufacturing, thermal systems, cars, automotive,

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