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The Institute of Professional Development (IPD) and University of California, Berkeley (Haas Business School) has collaborated to offer executive education and tour in “Innovation and the Culture at Silicon Valley’ through strategic partnership with Technoriant Sdn...
Once again, we are Honor-ed to get our hands on the all new Honor MagicBook 16. Priced at RM4299, the all new MagicBook 16 weighs 1.8kg only. At first glance, it is nothing but sleek, chic, and elegant. Smooth to the touch, the MagicBook 16 accentuates all the feels...
Once again, we are Honor-ed to get our hands on the all new Honor MagicBook 16. Priced at RM4299, the all new MagicBook 16 weighs 1.8kg only. At first glance, it is nothing but sleek, chic, and elegant. Smooth to the touch, the MagicBook 16 accentuates all the feels...
Once again, we are Honor-ed to get our hands on the all new Honor MagicBook 16. Priced at RM4299, the all new MagicBook 16 weighs 1.8kg only. At first glance, it is nothing but sleek, chic, and elegant. Smooth to the touch, the MagicBook 16 accentuates all the feels...
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” This quote by Winston Churchill holds true when it comes to the idea of charity. Malaysians are known for their selflessness and charitable efforts, and it isn’t a surprise when many parties jumped to...
The Tokyo Olympic is finally in place, and as we nervously watched the match that ensue between our badminton player Lee Zii Jia and China’s Chen Long yesterday, the match really had us at the edge of our seats. But alas, Lee falls to defending Olympic champion Chen Long after three sets in round of 16. Lee took the first set with a 21-8 score before the Chinese world No. 6 took the second set 21-19 eventually racing to a 21-5 win in the third set.
There are many billionaires in the world. According to Forbes’s 35th annual list of the world’s richest, the number of billionaires reached an unprecedented 2,755 people, 660 more than a year ago. Together, they are worth $13.1 trillion, up from $8 trillion on the 2020 list. For this article, instead of focusing on those famous billionaires who manage to make their way up the list, we are looking at some of the self-made female billionaires who have, through their hard work, sweat and tears, made a massive fortune for themselves.
On Wednesday, Pfizer said it has sold a total $7.8 billion Covid shots in the second quarter. The financial results have beaten Wall Street expectations on earnings and revenue. Here’s how Pfizer did compared with what Wall Street expected, according to average estimates compiled by Refinitiv.
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” This quote by Winston Churchill holds true when it comes to the idea of charity. Malaysians are known for their selflessness and...
Malaysia’s leading smart glass manufacturer has unveils the country’s first smart glass manufacturing plant, in a bid to penetrate and compete in the upcoming lucrative smart glass market. Its CEO,...
The Institute of Professional Development (IPD) and University of California, Berkeley (Haas Business School) has collaborated to offer executive education and tour in “Innovation and the Culture at...
Once again, we are Honor-ed to get our hands on the all new Honor MagicBook 16. Priced at RM4299, the all new MagicBook 16 weighs 1.8kg only. At first glance, it is nothing but sleek, chic, and...
In an era where gender stereotypes are no longer a barrier, women entrepreneurs are on the rise. Three Malaysians saw this as an opportunity and decided to seize it. In 2020, they founded Dia Guild,...
Are you ready to transform the way you balance work and life? Join IWLBF on 18th May 2024, in the beautiful hall of Dewan Mestika, Institut Latihan DBKL, as we delve into innovative strategies and fresh perspectives aimed at harmonizing your personal and professional worlds.
IWLBF is a global platform for influential, global leaders and practitioners to engage and share experiences or best practices on how to drive work life balance strategies in challenging business environments along with an ever-changing workforce.
It is a forward-thinking knowledge sharing platform partnering with thought leaders to discuss the future needs of WORK LIFE BALANCE for the organisation and individual, including the nation at large.
Are you ready to transform the way you balance work and life? Join IWLBF on 18th May 2024, in the beautiful hall of Dewan Mestika, Institut Latihan DBKL, as we delve into innovative strategies and fresh perspectives aimed at harmonizing your personal and professional worlds.
IWLBF is a global platform for influential, global leaders and practitioners to engage and share experiences or best practices on how to drive work life balance strategies in challenging business environments along with an ever-changing workforce.
It is a forward-thinking knowledge sharing platform partnering with thought leaders to discuss the future needs of WORK LIFE BALANCE for the organisation and individual, including the nation at large.
“Celebrating a Maritime Legacy: Explore the remarkable journey of Dato’ Sasedharan Vasudevan, CEO of Penang Port. From the storied history of Penang’s port to his global ventures and transformative leadership, delve into how Dato’ Sase is steering Penang Port towards a future of innovation, sustainability, and growth. Join us as we unravel his vision for Penang’s maritime landscape”
CEO of Penang Port Sdn Bhd, shares his journey from growing up in Georgetown to leading one of Malaysia’s oldest ports. The article delves into Penang’s rich maritime history, Dato’ Sase’s extensive experience in the global port industry, and his strategic vision for Penang Port’s future. Highlights include the port’s transformation into a regional hub, the recent launch of the new Penang Ferry service, upgrades to Swettenham Pier Cruise Terminal, and Dato’ Sase’s commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation in the industry. Explore how his leadership is shaping Penang’s maritime landscape for generations to come.”
“Delve into the inspirational narrative of Zakat Penang CEO in our exclusive video interview. His personal journey from overcoming challenges to ascending as a successful corporate leader embodies the timeless adage: ‘Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.’
Beyond personal success, he envisions a strengthened Zakat system, aiming to amplify both the collection and distribution processes. Discover how his unwavering commitment transforms charity into sustainable support, leaving an enduring impact on the lives of the less fortunate.
From overcoming adversity to becoming a successful corporate leader, his vision aims to fortify Zakat collection and distribution, creating lasting impact for those in need.
Wan Zaini Wan Hassan came from a humble background, his father was in the military and his mother was a fulltime housewife. As the eldest child of six siblings living in Kuala Selangor in the 1970s, the responsibility towards his family was the drive for him to succeed in whatever he did.
In 1995, there were not a lot of Bumiputeras involved in the insurance business. Many were employees, but not as agents. At the time when he sat for his agent examination, there were only 5 Bumiputeras out of the 40 candidates. After passing his exam, there was no turning back. He began to pave his future, and in 2010, led his own company Imtiyaz Consultancy Sdn. Bhd.
As Imtiyaz Consultancy grows, they continue on working towards their mission to become the No.1 preferred takaful solution that people seek for, whether they are looking of takaful protection, takaful investment and coverage. Imtiyaz Consultancy’s long term goal is to develop more managers and takaful planners, and has been doing so since 2011, when they became the first takaful agency licensed by AIA Public Takaful Berhad.
In the vibrant tapestry of life, we often find ourselves drawn to remarkable individuals and captivating places that leave an indelible mark on our hearts and minds. As we unveil the pages of this latest issue, we invite you to embark on a journey that celebrates the essence of Penang – a place where captivating stories and inspirational experiences converge.
At the heart of this issue, we proudly feature Penang’s Chief Minister, a visionary leader whose dedication and determination have paved the way for progress and innovation. With a commitment to shaping a brighter future, the Chief Minister’s story unfolds as a testament to the power of leadership, resilience, and the unwavering pursuit of excellence.
Building Insurance & Takaful Entrepreneurs!
“Leadership is defined by results, not attributes”- Richard Low, Director at Stable Vision Corp. Reflects on his vision of going beyond the extraordinary. His bold move in embracing insurance and Takaful industry is truly a game changer. In the current industry landscape, he is deemed as somewhat an Icon and his team of high achievers seem to agree.
In the current insurance landscape, Richard Low is deemed as somewhat a game-changer. From conventional insurance, he bravely embraced Takaful insurance. This bold move had single handedly reshaped the industry with his top producers bringing in RM15 million in value, leading his entire company with a breakthrough of RM36 million a year. Read about Richard Low, building an empire from the principal of Shariah financing in THE CEO Malaysia’s issue.
Once again, we are Honor-ed to get our hands on the all new Honor MagicBook 16. Priced at RM4299, the all new MagicBook 16 weighs 1.8kg only. At first glance, it is nothing but sleek, chic, and...
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” This quote by Winston Churchill holds true when it comes to the idea of charity. Malaysians are known for their selflessness and...
In an era where gender stereotypes are no longer a barrier, women entrepreneurs are on the rise. Three Malaysians saw this as an opportunity and decided to seize it. In 2020, they founded Dia Guild,...
Once again, we are Honor-ed to get our hands on the all new Honor MagicBook 16. Priced at RM4299, the all new MagicBook 16 weighs 1.8kg only. At first glance, it is nothing but sleek, chic, and...
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” This quote by Winston Churchill holds true when it comes to the idea of charity. Malaysians are known for their selflessness and...
In an era where gender stereotypes are no longer a barrier, women entrepreneurs are on the rise. Three Malaysians saw this as an opportunity and decided to seize it. In 2020, they founded Dia Guild,...
Twenty-six years apart, the Duchess of Sussex and Princess Diana sat down with two separate journalists for two separate so-called bombshell interviews. Meghan was in Montecito, California. Princess Diana was in her London living room. Meghan had her husband, Prince Harry, by her side. Diana was completely alone. (In fact, Charles had recently admitted to the world he’d had an affair with Camilla Parker Bowles.) Meghan had been besieged by negative press attention and racist social-media trolls. Princess Diana had her private phone conversations published and was dubbed unstable by the press. The time, the locations, and the details were different. Yet, now that the dust has begun to settle after Meghan’s broadcast, the shared elements between their stories are clear: Both contended with mental-health struggles, unsurvivable press attention, and faux, failed fairy tales.
So, according to the website by Bank Negara Malaysia, Bitcoin is not recognised as legal tender in Malaysia. Legal tender is a form of money that courts of law are required to recognise as satisfactory payment for any monetary debt. Each jurisdiction determines what is legal tender, but essentially it is anything which when offered in payment of a debt extinguishes the debt.
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Honor’s latest flagship smartphone, the Magic 4 Pro, can be quick charged remotely at 100W, permitting it to be charged to 50 percent in only 15 minutes, the previous Huawei sub-brand reported today. As well as 100W remote charging, the telephone is likewise outfitted with 100W wired charging, which Honor says can completely charge the gadget’s 4,600mAh battery in a short time.
It’s time to drive down south to Muar for the best culinary adventure. Apart from the local food, immerse yourself in Johor’s rich art and the local food, immerse yourself in Johor’s immerse yourself in Johor’s Rich Art and culture scene where Barongan and Kuda kepang take centerstage. Faizal Harun Nasution stayed in the historical city fondly known as Bandar Maharani for the weekend and recommends seven must-visit locations.
As the blessed month of Ramadhan approaches, EQ takes delight in inviting food enthusiasts to relish the wonders of local heritage through the colourful flavours at Citarasa Nipah. Have a feast for Iftar with the abundance of traditional cuisines crafted by Chef de Cuisine, Chef Ali who has more than 30 years of culinary experience.
It’s common to see people getting all bundled up in puffers on the street this winter, but puffer jackets and puffer coats are definitely trending. Some would splurge on four-figure styles and dares to wear puffer as fashion statements. These days, this clothing essential is more than just about function and warmth as luxury brands are riding the trend with structural constructions, richer materials and unexpected collaborations.
A decade ago, the singer-actor started his career in showbiz as part of a now defunct boyband called Forteen. Izzue instantly found fame and gained fandom soon after he began appearing on prime time television. From the usual supporting gigs which eventually lead him to be casted as the main actor, Izzue was like a significant fixture in the local drama scene. Appearances in high-grossing films have made Izzue Islam one of the brightest stars in the industry to date.