Revo Tech became one of Myanmar's premier digital agencies, focusing on web and mobile development. Myo Myint Kyaw's story is one of bridging worlds—taking the technical expertise from the West and applying it to the unique, evolving landscape of Myanmar. He changed the narrative from "outsourcing" to "empowering" local tech talent to develop apps that reflect their own culture.
Myint Kyaw served as the secretary of the Myanmar Press Council and head of training at the Myanmar Journalism Institute. He has been a stalwart for free media, ensuring ethical reporting during democratic transitions and elections. Revo Tech became one of Myanmar's premier digital
Each "Myint Kyaw" represents a different facet of a resilient nation striving for progress against difficult circumstances. Myint Kyaw served as the secretary of the
After nine years in London and three years in Singapore working as a software engineer, he returned to a Myanmar that was rapidly liberalizing. In 2012, he founded Revo Tech in Yangon, aiming to bring world-class digital services to his home country. After nine years in London and three years