The brand’s online shop has been operational for about five years but the product range has grown from around 100 items to more than 3,500, overseen by Pau, who has a MA in information and communications technology from Trinity College.
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Eva Pau (36) runs Asia Market with her parents. “When I went to Trinity, I was the only Chinese face there.”
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By the time we were housebound and desperately searching for inspiration, and access to ingredients, for our home cooking marathons, she had implemented an ecommerce system that has since grown from an initial offering of 350 items to more than 4,000 products that can be delivered anywhere in Ireland.
Eva Pau was recognised as the Overall Businesswoman of the Year at the IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year Awards 2022, celebrating her exceptional leadership as Commercial Director of Asia Market
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In this new episode of the IMAGE Business podcast, Melanie Morris chats with Eva Pau, commercial director of Ireland’s Asia Market and IMAGE PwC Businesswoman of the Year 2022.
Team IMAGE hosted an incredibly informative Business Club event that saw our panel dive deep into the key assets and skill sets that successful business founders and experts rely on for continual outstanding results.
Eva, an inspirational entrepreneur and Commercial Director of Asia Market, will reflect on her own career path and tell the story of how she played a pivotal role in establishing the Asia Market
Eva Pau was honoured with a Trinity Alumni Award in 2023, recognising her outstanding achievements as a successful entrepreneur and community leader.
Eva Pau, a distinguished business leader with deep expertise in Chinese‑Irish commercial and community engagement, serves on the Advisory Council of the Trinity Centre for Asian Studies (TCAS).
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