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WITH Malaysia emerging as a regional leader in corporate social responsibility (CSR), it seems only right that it hosts an international conference on the issue. "Malaysia is one of the leading countries in CSR, certainly among developing countries and in Southeast Asia," says OWW consulting managing director Dr Geoffrey Williams, "because CSR is part of the National Integrity Plan and the government-linked companies transformation programme.. Read the full article in The New Straits Times .
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| Abdul Wahab Bin Jaafar Sidek – CEO, Minority Shareholder Watchdog Group of Malaysia |
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He is also a Director for a number of Malaysian public companies. Previously he was a senior Partner of a leading Malaysian public accounting practice and the Chief Executive Officer of a Malaysian privatisation consultancy firm. A student of the Royal Military College and a Colombo Plan Scholar, he graduated with an Australian Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) degree, qualified as an Australian Chartered Accountant and is a member of the Malaysian Accountancy Institutes. Over the last thirty-seven years, he obtained extensive knowledge, skills and experience in the full range of public accounting services covering audit, accountancy, taxation, secretarial, consultancy and insolvency assignments covering a wide and varied range of clients. Abdul Wahab has also served in various professional and other non-profit bodies, locally and internationally. |
Abdul Wahab is the Chief Executive Officer of the Minority Shareholder Watchdog Group (MSWG) of Malaysia, a Group Adviser of the International firm of BDO Binder (Chartered Accountants) and an Adviser of Pacific Alliance Capital Sdn Bhd (Structured Financial Advisers).
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