Dragon One Entertainment Group
| Privately held company | |
| Industry | Entertainment |
| Founded | 2009 |
| Founder | Lawrence Tan |
| Headquarters | Singapore, China |
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Area served
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Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong and China |
| Owner | Dragon One Entertainment Group (A member of the Kim Hing Group) |
| Parent | Dragon One Entertainment Group |
| Website | http://www.doeg.com.sg |
Dragon One Entertainment Group (Chinese: 龍旺娛樂企業) is an entertainment projects investment company established in the year 2009 in Singapore. It focuses on the business of music production, motion pictures production, events production and branding. The company was founded by the CEO, Lawrence Tan (Chinese: 陈明初), a personality dubbed the Bird's Nest Prince by the Singapore's media and the third generation member of the Kim Hing Group (Dragon Brand Bird's Nest), a conglomerate, based in Singapore.
Dragon One Entertainment Group signed its first recording contract with Singapore's SuperBand Mi Lu Bing in the year 2009, collaborating with Mediacorp, to release their third album. The reason Lawrence worked with Mi Lu Bing in the company's first project was because of the band members' passion and sincerity towards music. Lawrence hoped that through the band's example, more youths will find meaning in their lives through music and contribute to the Singapore's society as capable individuals. Lawrence tried recording a single to promote social awareness for suffering children in the year 2008 as well. Dragon One Entertainment Group roped in professionals to form its production and management team.
A creative division, DOE, was launched in the year 2010 to offer creative services to clients from the food and beverage industries ranging from branding, marketing and advertising.
Dragon One Entertainment Group merged its operations with Zona Lynn, a fashion company based in Beijing, founded by a Chinese heiress, in the year 2011.
Dragon One Entertainment Group (DOEG) manages a private investment fund that targets motion pictures projects in Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong and China. The private investment fund will be formalised to enable a higher number of accredited investors to invest.
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