Dyslexia Thailand Awareness 2026: Human Capital in Quantum Computing

Every Mind Matters: Unlocking Human Potential for the Future of Innovation

Sasin Alumni from EMBA 2001, in collaboration with Sasin School of Management, organized “Dyslexia Thailand Awareness 2026: Human Capital in Quantum Computing” under the theme “From Academy to Innovation Workplace” on Saturday, October 17, 2026.

Several Sasin alumni played key roles in the event, contributing their expertise and efforts to its success:

• Khun Somchoke Chartsiriwattana (EMBA 2001), Founder of Dyslexia and Dyscalculia Thailand, served as a Speaker.
• Khun Kitti Tankitibutr (EMBA 2001), Executive Director and Co-Founder of Wealth Certified Mutual Fund Brokerage Securities Co., Ltd., served as the Moderator.
• Khun Apsorn Tiyaboonchai (EMBA 2001), former Finance Manager at Tanawat Import Export, contributed as a member of the event organizing team.

Their contributions reflect the dedication and expertise of Sasin alumni in raising awareness of learning differences and supporting initiatives that promote human potential and innovation.

The event aimed to raise awareness and deepen understanding of learning differences while exploring how diverse talents and ways of thinking can unlock human potential and contribute to Thailand’s future innovation economy. Discussions focused on emerging fields such as quantum computing, artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, bio-robotics, and biotechnology.

Bringing together partners from various sectors, including SEAMEO STEM-ED, Phramongkutklao Hospital, PATH2HEALTH, Catalyst, Starbucks, and St. Andrews International School, the event provided a platform for exchanging perspectives on the principle that “Every Mind Matters.”

Speakers and participants emphasized the importance of looking beyond traditional measures of academic achievement to recognize and harness the unique strengths of individuals with diverse learning profiles, including their creative thinking and problem-solving abilities.

By embracing different ways of thinking and learning, Thailand can unlock its human potential, foster innovation, and strengthen its competitiveness in the 21st-century economy.