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Dr Darin Phanthusak Named Among Thailand's 50 Most Influential Personalities

Dr Darin Phanthusak, Vice President of Tiffany's Holding in Pattaya, has been recognized as one of Thailand's 50 most influential personalities at the HOWE Awards 2026 in Bangkok. The honor celebrates her contributions to Pattaya's business community, alongside gratitude for family values and her father's teachings.

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