CP Axtra, operator of Makro and Lotus’s, launched “CP AXTRA Campus Connect” in Chiang Mai to align student potential with fresh food industry demands. The initiative strengthens ties between academia and the private sector while offering direct career opportunities for graduating students.
The company engaged students at Maejo University’s Faculty of Fisheries Technology and Aquatic Resources with insights into career trends and professional readiness. The session featured Maejo alumni, now Makro executives, who shared practical experiences to inspire and prepare the next generation for the workforce.
This program underscores CP Axtra’s commitment to developing a high-quality workforce through educational partnerships. By bridging the gap between classroom and industry, the company aims to drive the sustainable growth of Thailand’s fresh food sector.
2025 Performance
- 124 schools supported by the company.
- 34,108 students participated in the ConnextED project.
- Amount of 2,451,000 THB was contributed by the company.
