The search is on for the most outstanding companies at Singapore Business Review Awards

The deadline for nominations is on 26 June 2020.

Singapore Business Review is back once again with the most anticipated awards event to recognise the most outstanding local and international firms in Singapore.

In its seventh year, the SBR International Business Awards is open to international companies with regional offices in Singapore. Foreign firms can nominate their most exceptional initiatives that have significantly contributed to business growth and industry disruption.

Meanwhile, bourse-listed companies in the Lion City are invited to submit their entries for the sixth installment of the SBR Listed Companies Awards, which aims to honour the most innovative projects and best practices that significantly enhanced business and strengthened the portfolios of their respective investors.

To recognise homegrown enterprises in the city state, the fifth SBR National Business Awards is now accepting nominations for groundbreaking initiatives from established local companies have risen to the occasion and made remarkable contributions to the economy.

These awards serve to demonstrate the excellence and considerable productivity of businesses in Singapore that are in pursuit of paving their own paths towards success and sustainability.

Nominated entries will be deliberated by a distinguished panel of experts, including Henry Tan, Managing Director at Nexia TS; Jiak See Ng, Executive Director, Asia Pacific Financial Advisory Leader at Deloitte; Max Loh, Managing Partner, EY Asean Leader at Ernst & Young; Marcus Lam, Partner, Assurance Leader at PwC; Joshua Ong, Managing Partner at Baker Tilly; Roger Loo, Executive Director, Management Consulting Services at BDO Consultants Pte Ltd; and Kuang Hui Tan, Chief Executive & Managing Partner at Crowe Singapore.

Nomination is free and a celebration of winners will be held at the awarding ceremony on 2 July 2020 in Singapore. Pricing for the awards dinner is available on the respective event pages.

To know more about the awards, click here. For more information, contact +65 3158 1386 ext 217 or send an e-mail to jane@charltonmediamail.com

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