The Legacy Of Nazrin Hassan And What’s Next For Cradle

Razif Aziz, Acting Group CEO, Cradle

17-Jul-18 10:00

The Legacy Of Nazrin Hassan And What’s Next For Cradle

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On 14 June 2018, Malaysia lost not only a shining light in the Malaysian entrepreneurship ecosystem but also a man who inspired and taught many the way to success. Nazrin Hassan, the CEO of Cradle, passed away due to a tragic accident. We take a look back at the legacy he left behind, the inspiring spirit he instilled in the ecosystem and some of the best memories of him with acting Group CEO of Cradle, Razif Aziz. We also speak about what’s next for Cradle with the upcoming Cradle Buzz 2018.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

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Categories: Technology, Medical Innovation and Technology, Tech, Entrepreneurship, Personal Development

Tags: nazrin hassan, razif aziz, entrepreneurship, ecosystem, cradle buzz, legacy, Cradle, entreprenuership,

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