SME CORP- The Enterprise 50 Award

Mr Rizal Bin Nainy, CEO, SME Corp Malaysia

27-Jun-22 08:45

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The Enterprise 50 (E50) is a prestigious award programme that recognises the contributions and achievements of Malaysia's small medium enterprises (SME's). We speak to En. Rizal Nainy, the Chief Executive Officer of SME Corporation Malaysia, to discuss the objectives and benefits of the award programme. The closing date to sign up for the Enterprise 50 is 30 June 2022. Visit smecorp.gov.my for details.

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Categories: economy, Corporates, entrepreneurs, SME

Tags: E50, global Eminence, sme corp, enterprise,

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