Adam Khoo

Adam Khoo

Adam Khoo is a well-known entrepreneur residing in Singapore. He is also a best-selling author as well as a peak performance trainer.

At the age of 26, Adam became a self-made millionaire.

He is the owner of numerous businesses in training, advertising and event management, and seminar training. The combined yearly turnover of his various businesses were in excess of $30 million.

Leading Adam Khoo Learning Technologies Group Pte Ltd as the Chief Master Trainer and Executive Chairman, Adam is also holding directorship of 7 other companies.

He has many best selling books which included:

- ‘I Am Gifted, So Are You!™’ (ranked MPH#1 best-seller in 1998/1999.)

- ‘How to Multiply Your Child’s Intelligence™’

- ‘Clueless in Starting a Business™’.

- ‘Master Your Mind, Design Your Destiny™’ (second highest selling book in Singapore in 2004, and was on the best-sellers list for 36 consecutive weeks.)

- ‘The Secrets Of Self-Made Millionaires’ and ‘Secrets of Millionaire Investors’ (both books stayed on No 1 spot on Straits Time Best Sellers List for more than 52 weeks)

- ‘Nurturing the Winner and Genius in Your Child’

- ‘Secrets of Building Multi-Million Dollar Businesses’

- ‘Profit from the Panic’

- ‘Secrets of Successful Teens’

- ‘Profit from the Asian Recovery’ co-authored by Jason Wee.

Adam has an honors degree in Business Administration (BA) from the National University of Singapore (NUS) and is also a licensed Master Practitioner and Trainer in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP).

For more than 15 years, he has trained over 500K+ students, teachers, professionals, executives and business owners to tap into their personal power and to achieve excellence in their various fields of endeavor. His corporate clients include ST Engineering, Singapore Police Force, F&N Coca Cola, Infocomm Development Authority (IDA), Ministry of Defence, UOB, Great Eastern Life, Hewlett Packard, Apple Inc, Accenture Consulting and many more.

Adam is also regularly featured in regional media such as the Straits Times, the Business Times, the New Paper, Lianhe Zaobao, Channel News Asia, Channel U, Channel 8, Newsradio 938, The Hindu, The Malaysian Sun and many others.

In 2007, he was ranked among the top 25 richest Singaporeans under the age of 40 by the Executive Magazine.

In 2008, Adam was awarded the NUS Business School Eminent Alumni Award for being one of Singapore’s most successful and prominent business leaders.