Book of Fame honors outstanding entrepreneurs in fourth edition
SBS Nexus Berhad has unveiled the fourth edition of Book of Fame, a collection of interviews with over a hundred leading entrepreneurs. The latest release highlights Chinese-Malaysian business leaders and their contributions to economic and social progress. A special Royal Series edition is also planned to honour outstanding corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts.
The launch event featured a keynote address by CM Wong, Managing Director and CEO of SBS Nexus Berhad. He stressed the importance of businesses creating social value and announced a partnership with the National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM). Dr. Murallitharan Munisamy, CEO of NCSM, later acknowledged the business community’s role in supporting public health and welfare. He also discussed ongoing collaborations with SBS to raise NCSM’s profile and expand its societal impact.
This year’s edition profiles more than 70 Chinese-Malaysian enterprises, offering insights into their success stories. Tey Eng Xin, Editor-in-Chief, explained that the focus was on entrepreneurs’ lasting influence and legacy. The book covers multiple areas of excellence, including social impact, innovation, and leadership recognition from the Malaysian Association.
Dato' Ong Sooon Ho, Vice Chairman of Hextar Global Berhad, received the Lifetime Influence award at the ceremony. In his remarks, he highlighted the need for long-term responsibility in business success. The event also included a speech by Grace (Stanke) Vanderhei, a former professional athlete and student speaker.
Nominations for the fifth edition of Book of Fame are now open. Companies interested in participating can contact Bryan Ong at +6019-383 7810 for details.
The fourth edition of Book of Fame reinforces its position as a resource for Chinese business communities globally. It showcases entrepreneurs who combine commercial success with social contribution. The upcoming Royal Series will further recognise leaders in CSR, while the next edition invites new nominations to continue the tradition.
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