Arnatt Klinsong
Project Manager, Small Business Owner, and Consultant in Singapore
My journey began in Chicago, where I grew up before enlisting in the United States Marine Corps, serving as an infantryman from 1985 to 1989. This foundational experience shaped my discipline and worldview.
After my military service, I pursued higher education at the University of Illinois at Chicago, earning degrees in electrical engineering and computer science. This led me into a dynamic career as a telecommunications engineer, where I focused on systems engineering and had the opportunity to deploy systems worldwide. It was a fascinating period of professional growth.
Life then took an exciting turn as I moved to Thailand as an expat. Seeking to broaden my business acumen, I earned an Executive MBA from the Sasin Graduate Institute of Business Administration. My path eventually led me to purchase a farm near Khao Yai in Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima Province.
On the farm, I've embraced my passion for agriculture. We began farming and hosting guests, sharing the tranquility and bounty of the land. To further foster a learning environment, I initiated a volunteer program, inviting people to learn firsthand about various farming practices. My own explorations have led me to experiment with a range of techniques, including Hydroponics, Organics, natural farming, and Aquaponics, cultivating both crops and fish.
Beyond my agricultural and professional pursuits, I am always open to new ideas, especially those promoting sustainable practices in our everyday lives. My other interests include tinkering with small electronics, exploring computers and the Internet, photography, SCUBA diving, camping, and hiking. Occasionally, I also provide technical consultation on a freelance basis.
Work
Farmer and Farm Host, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima
Freelance Technical Consultant (occasional)
Telecom Engineer
Education
Sasin Graduate Institute of Business Administration, Chulalongkorn University (Executive MBA)
University of Illinois at Chicago (Electrical Engineering, Computer Science)
Military Service
United States Marine Corps, Infantry (1985-1989)