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Malaysia International Business Awards is now open for nominations

Deadline for submission of entries is on 31 October.

Foreign companies with the most innovative projects and best practices are invited to participate as nominations open for the Malaysia International Business Awards.

On its inaugural year, the awards programme aims to recognise products and services that have significantly enhanced the company’s business in the regional export scene.

The Malaysia International Business Awards is searching for dynamic multinational companies that significantly influenced business expansion into region and contributed remarkably to Malaysia’s developing economy.

International companies can enter unique products, services and initiatives launched over the last 24 calendar months. Products and services that have been launched more than 24 calendar months ago can still be nominated provided they have undergone recent innovations for improvement.

Categories include aviation, banking, computer hardware, electronics, energy & power, F&B, healthcare, hospitality, IT services, materials and construction, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, and transportation amongst others.

The Malaysia International Business Awards is open to international corporations with offices in Malaysia but are not headquartered in the country. Entries will be evaluated by an expert panel of judges based on uniqueness and innovation, effectiveness and impact, and dynamism.

Deadline for nominations is on 31 October 2019.

Winners will be honoured at an awards dinner on 3 December 2019 to be held at Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.

For more information, please contact Jannie Beduya at [email protected] or call +65 3158 1386 ext 244. To know more about the awards programme, click here.

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