The Platinum Group Public Company Limited, a leading real estate developer with businesses spanning shopping malls, hotels, and office buildings for lease, continues to strengthen its commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainable growth in every dimension. As part of its support for Thailand’s national para-athletes, the company has appointed “Beam” Chaiwat Rattana, a Thai national wheelchair racing athlete, as a full-time employee under Section 33 of the Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities Act.
Mrs. Suthita Bhirombhakdi, Executive Vice President of The Platinum Group Public Company Limited, stated: “We believe in growing our business alongside creating meaningful value for society and improving people’s quality of life. Welcoming ‘Beam’ Chaiwat Rattana into our organization reflects our support for athletes with disabilities, who are an important force in bringing recognition and pride to Thailand. The company is committed to providing stable income and welfare benefits equivalent to those of regular employees, while also enabling him to fully pursue and develop his athletic potential.”
“Beam” Chaiwat Rattana added: “I’m truly grateful and happy to be offered a position with the company. This support is both a motivation and a source of encouragement that allows me to dedicate myself fully to training. I’m ready to compete in every event, both in Thailand and internationally, and to bring achievements and victories back for the Thai people.”
“Beam” Chaiwat Rattana is a Thai Paralympic national team athlete under the Cerebral Palsy Sports Association of Thailand. His achievements include one gold medal in the 100m wheelchair racing (record-breaking performance) and one silver medal in the 800m wheelchair racing (men’s T34 class) at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. In mid-May, he is scheduled to compete in Switzerland to collect ranking points toward the Asian Para Games, which will be held in Nagoya, Japan, in October. Follow updates and send support to Thailand’s para-athletes via Facebook: Paralympic Thailand (Thai Para Athletes).
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