Kevin Chan

Vice President, Accounting Officer & Controller, Worthington Enterprises

Search every verified Kevin Chan interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Kevin Chan, Vice President, Accounting Officer & Controller at Worthington Enterprises, has been producing a series of online videos and forecasts under the "5Arts" brand, focusing on Chinese metaphysical systems such as Qi Men Dun Jia and Ba Zi. In recent appearances from November and December 2025, Chan provided monthly forecasts and discussed topics including wealth generation, career strategy, and property investment. He commented on the state of the retail industry in Malaysia, noting that he does not see significant discounts during the holiday season and suggested that online shopping may be "killing all the retail." Chan also discussed the business model of exchanging time for money, arguing that it is becoming less relevant due to AI, and contrasted it with starting a business, where he said pricing and control are in the hands of the owner. Chan made several observations about business and government practices. He stated that "many companies burn money to capture market share" and warned against investing in unfamiliar areas, saying that "this month’s energy drives fear-of-loss behavior." He criticized what he described as "useless job[s]" in government systems and claimed that "too many government people has hidden agenda." Chan also commented on the training industry in Malaysia, saying it is "a race to the bottom of the pit" and that he has "temporarily stepped away from the corporate training scene because the price war is just ridiculous." In a discussion about fake products, he said that "if you do not know how to ascertain whether something is fake or not and you just trust whoever says it, frankly you deserve to be scammed."