SOBA 2023 second-round judging draws admiration of judges


Knowledge hub: The SOBA second-round judging held at Menara Star, Petaling Jaya with SMG chief business officer Lydia Wang (front, third from left) with chief judges BAM president Datin Winnie Loo (front, fourth from left), PUMM vice-president Datuk Dr Teh Tai Yong (front, fifth from left) and Malaysia Retail Chain Association vice-president Datuk Vincent Choo (front, far right), BAM vice-president Datuk Jennifer Ong (second row, far left), Pikom adviser David Wong Nan Fay (back row second from left), PUMM vice-president Arlene Tan Eng Guat (second row, second from right), RAM Capital Sdn Bhd, Origination and Marketing of Bursa Malaysia head Wong Kong Loong (back, second from left) and other judges.

PETALING JAYA: The second round of judging for the Star Outstanding Business Awards (SOBA) 2023 concluded on Jan 4.

Hosted by Star Media Group (SMG), the judging session was part of the search for the year’s most successful businesses and will culminate in a gala event to be held on March 7.

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