BJC CEO Thapanee Techajareonvikul Named Among Fortune’s Most Powerful Women in Asia 2026 for Third Consecutive Year

Ranked No. 57, the BJC CEO reinforces the growing presence of Thai women leaders on the Asian business stage

Ms.Thapanee Techajareonvikul, Chief Executive Officer and President of Berli Jucker Public Company Limited (BJC), has been ranked No. 57 on Fortune’s Most Powerful Women in Asia 2026. The annual ranking by Fortune, one of the world’s leading business media organisations, recognises 100 influential women leaders who are shaping businesses and driving change across Asia.

This marks Ms. Thapanee’s third consecutive year on the list and makes her the third Thai woman leader to be recognised in this year’s ranking. The recognition highlights the growing role of Thai women leaders in navigating organisations through a rapidly changing business environment while creating sustainable growth and value for stakeholders across the business ecosystem.

The recognition reflects Ms. Thapanee’s leadership in steering the BJC Group towards resilient growth and strengthening its long-term competitiveness. Under her leadership, BJC has embraced change as an opportunity to evolve and build organisational strength, with a strategic focus on Business Transformation, Innovation, Sustainability and Inclusive Growth.

A key element of Ms. Thapanee’s leadership philosophy is building an organisation that grows alongside its stakeholders. She believes business success should go hand in hand with creating value for employees, business partners, small and medium-sized entrepreneurs, customers, communities and society.

By connecting business performance with broader social impact, BJC aims to ensure that its growth generates positive outcomes across its ecosystem while supporting stronger and more sustainable long-term development.

Fortune’s Most Powerful Women in Asia recognises women leaders who play influential roles in driving businesses, shaping corporate strategies and creating meaningful change across the region. The ranking spans a wide range of industries and highlights leaders whose vision and impact extend beyond their organisations.

Ms. Thapanee’s recognition for the third consecutive year further underscores the growing influence and capabilities of Thai women leaders, while reflecting BJC’s continued contribution to strengthening Thai businesses and enabling them to compete and grow on the Asian stage.