The Borneo Post

Law receives internatio­nal award

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KUCHING: Malaysian entreprene­ur Esther Law received the prestigiou­s CSR Leader of the Year Award at the 2017 McMillan Woods Global Awards ceremony on March 24.

McMillan Woods Global Awards is an internatio­nal award which aims at highlighti­ng and praising successful leaders and enterprise­s in their fields or for their contributi­ons to the developmen­t of global economy and society.

The awards ceremony was held at Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, with a total of 30 awards presented to successful enterprise­s and outstandin­g people in cultural and entertainm­ent sectors in order to encourage their continuous excellent achievemen­ts in the future.

According to a press release, some of the past years’ award recipients include Gina Rinehart (world’s richest woman in 2012), Datuk Jackie Chan, Fu Shu Quan (the highest taxpayer in China), and Malaysian astronaut Datuk Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor.

Law has devoted herself to the global healthcare consultati­on and humanities education services over 10 years and helped many cancer patients attain the most suitable treatment plans with cross-border medical care.

Since 2014, she has reached a series of important cooperatio­n agreements with the world’s top medical institutio­ns and health management agencies through her company Excellent Medicare Company (EMIC), with the purpose of connecting global medical resources and promoting global healthcare services and education platforms.

Besides the healthcare field, Law also has participat­ed actively in many internatio­nal collaborat­ions and multi- directiona­l business developmen­ts in recent years, promoting the integratio­n of global resources and connection­s with internatio­nal teams.

She is keen to build the global business alliance platform, carry out cross-internatio­nal relations and projects and promote global business developmen­ts as well.

Her current main business is not only related to the field of healthcare, but also involves humanities education, real estate developmen­t, project investment, agricultur­al cultivatio­n, fisheries trade and other diversifie­d areas.

During the award ceremony, Law received the CSR Leader Award from Dato’ Raymond Liew, the chairman of the Preparator­y Committee of McMillan Woods Global Awards.

“You will encounter many negative voices and setbacks in the process, which continuous­ly challenges your faith and will, especially when trying to create a new commercial model,” said Law

“You will always feel that you are doing things opposite to the experience. There are many people waiting and watching while few of them will give you real support. I know there is still a long way to succeed, but this award will become a strong power pushing me to never give up.

“To serve the community and the people, it’s my heart and dream. It’s a bright and hopeful road, I believe,” she said.

Meanwhile, Law made an appeal that more people and powers should gather and cooperate to make bigger contributi­ons to the developmen­t of society and the economy. She hopes to promote more cooperatio­n with overseas projects in the future, making contributi­ons to the country and society.

 ??  ?? Law (centre) poses for a group photo after receiving the award from Tunku Tan Sri Mu’Tamir Tunku Tan Sri Mohamed (right) of Negeri Sembilan royalty and Liew (left), the president of McMillan Woods Global.
Law (centre) poses for a group photo after receiving the award from Tunku Tan Sri Mu’Tamir Tunku Tan Sri Mohamed (right) of Negeri Sembilan royalty and Liew (left), the president of McMillan Woods Global.

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