Export-Import Bank of Thailand
Kanjana Sookprom has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries and roles. Kanjana began their career as an Editorial Staff at Looks Magazine in 1990. From 1991 to 1994, they worked as a Project Coordinator at the Christian Children's Fund Foundation in Thailand, where they planned and delegated child and family development programs, monitored their progress, and participated in national and international workshops and seminars.
Following this, Kanjana joined Thainox Steel Limited as a Secretary from 1995 to 2002. In this role, they scheduled appointments, managed inquiries, coordinated events, and worked on ad hoc projects.
In 2002, they became a Public Relations Officer at Thainox Steel PCL., where they collaborated with top management and PR consultants to maintain good relationships with customers, media, and other relevant sectors. Kanjana also handled company IPO processes and organized events and activities with various organizations.
Later, from 2005 to 2006, Kanjana worked as a Public Relations professional at Thai Optical Group PCL (TOG-R), managing all PR materials, establishing good company image, and facilitating internal and external communication.
From 2007 to 2010, they served as the Corporate Social Responsibility Manager at Somboon Advance Technology, where they developed strategic directions, improved CSR awareness across the organization, collaborated with government agencies and NGOs, organized external CSR activities, and promoted CSR through workshops and speaking engagements.
Before their current role, Kanjana worked as the Public Relations Manager at Hongsa Power Co Ltd from 2011 to 2016, where they handled PR activities and maintained relationships with stakeholders.
Most recently, Kanjana has been working at Thai Rayon PCL (TRC) as the Assistant General Manager for CSR since 2017. In this role, they have been responsible for driving the company's CSR initiatives.
Starting from 2019, Kanjana holds the position of Manager and Head of Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility Division at the Export-Import Bank of Thailand.
Kanjana Sookprom obtained their Bachelor's Degree in French Literature from Chiang Mai University between 1986 and 1990. Later, they pursued a Diploma of Communications and Media from TAFE Meadowbank College in Sydney, Australia. The specific years of their enrollment in TAFE Meadowbank College are not mentioned. Their academic background primarily consists of French Literature and Communication and Media Studies.
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Export-Import Bank of Thailand
Export-Import Bank of Thailand (EXIM Thailand) is a state-owned financial institution under the Ministry of Finance's supervision. It was established with an initial capital of 2.5 billion baht by the Export-Import Bank of Thailand Act B.E. 2536 (1993), which took effect on September 7, 1993. Following rapid business expansion, the Bank's capital was increased with the Ministry of Finance's additional contribution of 2.5 billion baht and 1.5 billion baht in April and July 1998, respectively. Later in December 2008, the Ministry of Finance injected another 1.3 billion baht in capital to enhance the Bank’s capability to fulfill its mission as a state-run specialized financial institution with a mandate to promote and support Thai exports, imports, and investments, both domestic and overseas. In September 2009, the Ministry of Finance increased the Bank’s capital by another 5 billion baht. The fund was earmarked for export promotion through export credit insurance under the Strong Thailand Scheme 2012. The service helps safeguard exporters against non-payment risk by overseas buyers, thereby boosting exporters’ confidence in their business expansion in the main or emerging markets, particularly in the midst of the 2009 economic turbulence when such risk heightened substantially. Under the Export-Import Bank of Thailand Act, EXIM Thailand is empowered to engage in a broad range of business undertakings. EXIM Thailand can offer short-term as well as long-term credits, either in domestic or overseas markets, in baht or any foreign currency denominations. In mobilizing funds, the Bank can borrow from local or overseas financial institutions, as well as issue short-term or long-term financial instruments for sale to financial institutions and the general public, both domestically and internationally. Essentially, EXIM Thailand can engage in any financial activities customary to commercial bank practices, except for accepting deposit from the general public.