Industry Captains Get Candid About Merdeka

30-Aug-19 09:35

Industry Captains Get Candid About Merdeka

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What does it mean to lead a strong Malaysian brand? To represent Malaysia on the global stage?

This Merdeka, we speak to leaders of corporate Malaysia about what independence means to them, both personally and professionally.

Tune in to hear from Tan Sri Tony Fernandes, Tengku Dato’ Sri Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz, Datin Ami Moris and Tunku Alizakri Alias about their first Merdeka experiences as well as their hopes for the nation.

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan, Dayana Mustak

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Categories: Business Analysis

Tags: Merdeka2019, tony fernandez, tengku zafrul, ami moris, alizakri alias, merdeka, independence, parade, malaysian brands, air asia, cimb, epf, maybank,

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