CEO is the acronym that stands for Comprehensive, Excellence, Observant. These three words represents the qualities of our publication content and a reflection of the top leaders who forefront business organizations which depicts our target audience and class of readers.
THE CEO Malaysia is an English medium publication that profiles and highlights Malaysian entrepreneurs, corporations, SMEs and as well as influential personalities around the country. Besides available on digital (website and social media platforms), this publication hits the newsstands bi-monthly. THE CEO brings stories of triumph and success, entrepreneurship, business, investment as well as the affluent lifestyle of the money makers.
Our major focus is to inspire Malaysians to go beyond the bounds of extraordinary in order to achieve their dreams. THE CEO Malaysia offers boundless editorial updates and networking opportunities through our various social events and gathering.
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It is extremely gratifying to be able to do what we love best, which is writing and sharing the best piece of information to you. As Anaïs Nin once said, “We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect”. Resonating with her words, as I am writing this, it is an honour and a privilege to be able to use words in expressing emotions and discourse.
It is extremely gratifying to be able to do what we love best, which is writing and sharing the best piece of information to you.
“I think in business, you have to learn to be patient. Maybe I’m not very patient myself, but I think that I’ve learned the most is able to wait for something and get it when it’s the right time”. These are some wise words from one of the richest men in the world, Benard Arnault. He is the chairman and chief executive of LVMH Moët Hennessy – Louis Vuitton SE, the world’s largest luxury goods company. He is also a French investor, businessman and art collector. Similarly, as we can see from the likes of Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, or even Elon Musk, all of these people started their small business from scratch. Slowly but surely, their business gained traction and now their companies are among the most expensive companies in the world.
Similarly in Malaysia, we have many entrepreneurs whose business often goes unnoticed, even by the locals. Therefore, we would like to highlights these entrepreneurs in The CEO Malaysia. We also bring you the most comprehensive coverage of topics ranging from businesses, current trends, news, fashion, and so much more. Wishing to do things differently, we are open to receiving your comments or topics that you wish for us to cover!
Before we part, I would like to share a piece of great advice from Dolly Parton. “The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.”
We are already in August, and there is just four more months before the year 2021 ends. That said, for the pandemic there seems to be no end in sight. Many countries are still under lockdowns as a preventive measure against the Delta variant. The economy is still not back to normal. And the fear is that this would very well continue to the end of the year. All around the world, countries are struggling to manage the Covid while also managing economic recovery.
Many of us may be familiar with the cooking show MasterChef, but we do not necessarily know the winner of the well-known cooking competition. But one thing for sure, whenever a fellow Malaysian made name in an international competition, we are proud of them for their bravery ad success. Such person is Diana Chan. Diana Chan is a Malaysian-born Australian cook. She is the winner of MasterChef Australia for 2017, having defeated Ben Ungermann by one point in the grand finale.
Malaysian diver Nur Dhabitah Sabri has been trending all over social media after coming in fourth at the women’s 3m springboard finals at the Tokyo Olympics. The 22-year-old scored 326.15 points in the event, just missing out on a bronze medal, behind the USA’s Krysta Palmer. The top two spots went to Chinese divers Shi Tingmao (gold) and Wang Han (silver).
Nowadays, people are striving to earn a secondary source of income in order to be more financially independent. Having multiple sources of income is also a sure way of ensuring that you will never have to go hungry and the likelihood of having high income and savings combined. Many have gone on being YouTuber in order to generate a secondary income, now, probably not many people know that besides YouTube, you can also generate income via other platforms, provided you are creative and your post garner a number of views. For many creatives, earning money is easier than before.
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Madrid’s Paseo del Prado and Retiro Park was recently added as a new Unesco, but besides Madrid, Unesco has announced some of the new additions to its list of World Heritage Sites. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has voted to add 33 new spots to its list, with more discussions to come after several days of online deliberations.