Bangkok, Thailand – Real estate developer Central Pattana has marked International Women’s Day 2026 with a series of initiatives highlighting women’s leadership, sustainability, and community development.
The activities, organised under this year’s theme “Give To Gain”, bring together women leaders and emerging figures from multiple sectors to share experiences and promote discussions around opportunity and equality.
Among the initiatives is the second edition of the company’s “From Woman to (Future) Woman” programme, which aims to create dialogue between established and next-generation leaders. The session features speakers including Central Pattana executive Pawan Chirathivat, public figure and actress Maria Poonlertlarp, and RAVIPA founder Thanisa Veerasaksri, with the discussion moderated by Avalyn representing (Future) Women.
Wallaya Chirathivat, president and CEO of Central Pattana, said organisations play a role in extending opportunities beyond their own operations.
“True growth does not occur solely within an organization; it happens when opportunities are extended outward to society at large. Leadership is about opening spaces for people to begin again — whether employees, partners, or those who have stumbled in life. Offering opportunity restores value and dignity. When we choose to give opportunity, society gains hope, transformation, and a better shared future.”
Meanwhile, Naparat Sriwanvit, chief finance officer and president of hotel and office at Central Pattana, highlighted the importance of environmental, social, and governance principles in corporate decision-making.
“Every business decision shapes not only the organization today, but also the stability of society tomorrow. Prioritizing sustainability, responsibility, and stakeholder balance represents an investment in long-term resilience. When an organization gives with intention and prudence, it earns trust, sustained growth, and values that endure across generations.”
The company also highlighted its ongoing “Tam Dee” (“Do Good”) programme, which it has run for six years in collaboration with social enterprises and community partners. The initiative supports agricultural products from the Royal Project Foundation and handwoven textiles produced by women from the Chiang Mai Women Correctional Institution under the SUPPORT Foundation.
According to Juthatham Chirathivat, head of business and design development at Central Pattana, community-focused development plays a role in building inclusive spaces.
“Development is not simply about building new destinations; it is about shaping spaces where people feel included and can grow together — within families, workplaces, and communities. Understanding, care, and opportunity form the foundation of authentic growth. When people thrive, the spaces and communities around them thrive as well. This is the enduring power of giving.”
Central Pattana said the initiatives form part of its broader efforts to support community engagement, sustainability, and opportunities for women across its business ecosystem.
