Past leaders can inspire the young


  • Business
  • Saturday, 25 Jan 2003

THE idea that today's young, educated professionals in Malaysia can gain tremendously from the collective experiences of the nation's past leaders is something The Young Professionals Chamber Malaysia (Dewan Profesional Muda Malaysia) or Promuda has seized with both hands. 

“The nation's past leaders are an inspiration to our young professionals for clearly showing how important it is to plan in life, intelligently choosing one's career path in life,” Promuda chairman Don Rahim told StarBiz after the closing ceremony of Promuda's lecture series entitled “Perspectives from the Past, Paradigms for the Future” officiated by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. 

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