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An operator first, a leader by practice

Daw La Pyae Wun builds and runs organisations. Her work spans hospitality, early childhood and special education, STEM enrichment, family recreation and the digital systems that hold these businesses together.

Daw La Pyae Wun — Business & Education Leader
At a glance
Based in
Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar
Leadership roles
Four organisations, 2018 – present
Sectors
Hospitality · Education · Recreation · Digital business
Teaching
AU MIT Myanmar College, Yangon (online)
Languages
Burmese, English

Her professional life began in education. After completing a Diploma in Teaching Education in 2008 and a Bachelor of Arts in English in 2011, she founded Perfect Life Preschool in Nay Pyi Taw in 2018, where she remains Managing Director. There she set the curriculum direction, built the teaching team, established parent and community relationships and took responsibility for budgets, safety and administration.

In 2022 she established the Science Education Center, which operates the Nay Pyi Taw franchises of CIY (Create Innovate Yourself) and Sakamoto Mathematics and integrates preschool, special education, sports and enrichment programmes within one centre. Her Master of Arts in Education, specialising in Early Childhood and Special Education, was awarded in 2024 and informs the centre's inclusive approach.

Since 2023 she has served as Director of the Hotel ACE Group of Companies and as Business Development Director of Ranger Camp, an indoor and outdoor family recreation business in Nay Pyi Taw. In both roles she works on strategy, organisational improvement, partnerships and customer experience from an owner's perspective, with direct involvement in daily operations.

Across all of these businesses she acts as Product Owner and Business Process Designer for the group's management systems. She identifies operational problems, defines requirements, designs workflows and approval processes, directs AI-assisted development, reviews usability and tests releases before they reach staff. She does not present herself as a software engineer; her contribution is the business logic and the discipline of getting systems into real operational use.

She holds an MBA from Assumption University, Thailand (awarded January 2027), and since November 2026 has taught the Professional Diploma in Family Business Management at AU MIT Myanmar College as a Practitioner-Lecturer. She lives and works in Nay Pyi Taw and is fluent in Burmese and English.

How she works

Principles that carry across sectors

01

Close to operations

Decisions are grounded in what happens at the front desk, in the classroom and at the ticket counter, not only in reports.

02

Systems before scale

Clear workflows, approval rules and management controls are put in place before a business is asked to grow.

03

Education as a lens

A teacher's attention to development, safety and inclusion shapes how services are designed for children and families.

04

Technology in service of people

Digital tools are adopted where they relieve staff and improve the customer experience, and are tested in practice before release.