About Carlton K. Mack
Lived 1911 – 1995 (aged 83–84). Carlton K. Mack was a Chinese businessperson.
Carlton K. Mack, (July 30, 1911, Heshan, Guangdong – April 1995) born Mack Chuck Kwong, was a Chinese businessman who moved to Trinidad and Tobago at a young age where he built the J.T. Allum & Co. (now JTA Supermarkets) business into one of Trinidad and Tobago's largest enterprises.
Mack pioneered the construction of shopping malls in Trinidad and Tobago, opening Carlton Centre, the Cross Crossing Shopping Complex and Allum Shopping Centre.
Mack became the honorary lifetime president of the China Society, an umbrella organisation created in 1956 to unite the many Chinese associations in Trinidad and Tobago that had been formed my immigrants from China.
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Who was Carlton K. Mack?
Chinese businessman
When was Carlton K. Mack born?
Carlton K. Mack was born on 30 July 1911.
When did Carlton K. Mack die?
Carlton K. Mack died in 1995.
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Carlton K. Mack was a businessperson.
What nationality was Carlton K. Mack?
Carlton K. Mack was Chinese.
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