The CEO Magazine Asia — January 2018

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From Barcelona design studio Amarist’s Welcome jewellery

collection, these 24-carat gold cuff links are designed to represent

razor wire fences intended to stop refugee movement. Proceeds

go to refugee advocates UNHCR. US$87. amarist.com

Bulgari has partnered with Save the Children since 2009, with

proceeds from its collection going to the NFP’s education programs.

This sterling silver and black ceramic ring is US$595. bulgari.com

JEWELLERY MAKES A GREAT

GIFT, AND THESE PRETTY

PIECES GIVE BACK, DONATING

PROCEEDS TO CHARITY.

Giving bling

Tech me away

Cruise ships are getting bigger (and better) every year,

so the clever crew at Carnival has created a wearable

device to help guests navigate the multitude of decks and

different entertainment spaces with ease. The revamp of its

Regal Princess involved an ambitious new customisation

platform: some 7,000 onboard sensors and 4,000 guest

portals (door-access panels and touchscreen TVs), all of

them connected by 120 kilometres of internal cabling. The

platform will provide a new level of service for passengers;

the onboard sensors record their tastes and respond to

their movements, and the app guides them around the ship

and towards activities aligned with their preferences.

Carnival plans to roll out the platform to another seven

ships by January 2019.

“ THE BEST WAY TO

NOT FEEL HOPELESS

IS TO GET UP AND

DO SOMETHING.

DON’T WAIT FOR

GOOD THINGS TO

HAPPEN TO YOU.”

• BARACK OBAMA

The number of native trees

being planted by

Conservation International

in the Brazilian Amazon

rainforest in an attempt to

slow global warming. It’s

known that tropical forests

are key to removing CO

from the atmosphere.

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M I L L I O N

These cute Share a Hug necklaces
were created by Posh Totty designs
in partnership with the charity
Women for Women International,
with 100% of proceeds going to
help female survivors of war.
US$70. poshtottydesigns.com

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