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Take a look at the winners of this year’s Malaysia Management Excellence Awards

Exceptional performances and groundbreaking innovations were awarded.

As the economies slowly recover from recent shocks in the global market, companies and executives are faced with the challenge of identifying and solving problems that personnel and stakeholders face in order to improve their performance and sustain their recovery or growth.

Singapore Business Review celebrates these leaps of progress and outstanding companies as they award leading figures and revolutionary innovators at this year’s Malaysia Management Excellence Awards. The event recognised individuals, teams, and companies whose efforts brought in gains for their operations. Winners were awarded during the awards dinner at the InterContinental Kuala Lumpur on December 8, 2022.

The winning entries all passed under the distinguished panel of judges this year made up of Vivien Mah, Partner, Business Consulting, ASEAN at Ernst & Young Malaysia; Justin Ong, Risk Advisory Leader, Financial Services Industry Leader, Malaysia at Deloitte Asia Pacific; Ngu Heng Sing, Executive Director, Transaction Services at KPMG in Malaysia; and Lou Hoe Yin, Partner, Audit & Assurance and Transactions Advisory at RSM Malaysia.

Congratulations to this year’s winners!

MALAYSIA MANAGEMENT EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2022

Executive of the Year

Innovator of the Year

Team of the Year

COVID Management Initiative of the Year

Employee Engagement of the Year

The Malaysia Management Excellence Awards is presented by Singapore Business Review Magazine. If you want to join the 2023 awards programme and be acclaimed for your company's employee engagements and management initiatives, please contact Danica Avila at [email protected]

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