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| Kuala Lumpur to host 2005 CNBC Business Leader awards | ||
| Indiantelevision.com Team | ||
| (15June 2004 2:00 pm) |
| MUMBAI: CNBC Asia Pacific will
be staging its 4th Asia Business Leader Awards (ABLA) 2005 in Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia.
The announcement followed a meeting between Malaysia's Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and CNBC Asia Pacific president & CEO Alexander Brown, at Malaysia's Federal Government Administrative capital of Putrajaya on Tuesday, a company release says. |
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| The Asia Business Leader Awards aims to
recognise Asia's outstanding CEOs who have demonstrated superior leadership
skills in managing highly successful businesses in their respective
countries or in Asia. ABLA has a three-phase judging process, based
on a combination of criteria including financial performance, leadership,
creativity and innovation, and social responsibility. The judges comprise
journalists, retired business leaders/CEOs or professionals with Asia
experience, Asian corporate strategists, academics and international
management thinkers. They evaluate candidates on their ability to
create success in creating short-term advantage, long-term value,
enhancing their competitive edge, and the demonstration of leadership
in the business community.
Each event usually takes place over two days, and incorporates an awards presentation ceremony and gala dinner presided by high-level guests-of-honour, business leaders' summit and a CEOs' golf challenge. "Malaysia's economy is one of the most vibrant in Southeast Asia... Hosting the next ABLA in Malaysia represents an extension of CNBC Asia's commitment to the business community residing there," Brown is quoted in the release as saying.
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