JAKARTA, Indonesia, June 5, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Arsjad Rasjid, Chair of the ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ASEAN-BAC), announced the opening of registration for ASEAN Business Awards (ABA) 2023. This prestigious event recognizes and celebrates the achievements of businesses, MSMEs, and individuals within the ASEAN region.
Arsjad Rasjid, Chair of the ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ASEAN-BAC) and Chairman of Kadin, announced that registration for the ASEAN Business Awards 2023 (ABA 2023) has officially launched. More information can be found on www.aseanbacindonesia.id
ABA 2023 is a tangible expression of commitment and support from industries, MSMEs, and individuals towards progress, innovation, inclusivity, centrality, and sustainable growth in the region.
Registration for ABA 2023 opens on May 29 and closes on July 14. Interested parties can visit www.aseanbacindonesia.id for more information.
ABA 2023 consists of eight award pillars, including five for large corporations and MSMEs, and three for individual participants. In total, there are 13 award categories covering various sectors and fields.
The five award pillars for large corporations and MSMEs are Digital Transformation, Sustainable Development, Food Security, Health Resilience, and Trade and Investment Facilities. These pillars will be filled by 10 award categories, such as The Bionic Company, The Best CX (Customer Experience), Net-Zero Leader, Plastic Waste Circularity, Sustainable Crop Production, Tech for Sustainable Agriculture, Health Innovation, Corporate Health Achievement, Export Growth, and Innovative Investment.
In the individual categories, there are three award categories: Women, Youth, and Friends of ASEAN. Each category has a specific award, namely ASEAN Women Leader, ASEAN Under 40, and Friends of ASEAN.
To be eligible for the awards, large corporations must be registered in an ASEAN member country, have at least 50% ownership by ASEAN member countries, operate in at least two ASEAN member countries for a minimum of five years, and have an annual revenue of over $10 million USD.
MSMEs, on the other hand, must have at least 50% equity ownership by ASEAN member countries, operate for a minimum of two years in at least one ASEAN member country, and have an annual revenue of less than $10 million USD.
Individual participants need to have a minimum of three years of experience in a field relevant to ASEAN’s growth and economy, actively contribute to community development and corporate social responsibility, provide a support letter from an ASEAN-based organization, ASEAN-BAC member, association, or government institution, and submit a personal statement outlining their achievements and impact in advancing economic growth in ASEAN.
The screening and shortlisting process, involving expert judges, will take place until August to ensure the eligibility and excellence of the nominees. The winners will be announced on September 4, 2023, accompanied by cultural performances from ASEAN countries.
Arsjad Rasjid is confident that ABA 2023 will attract a broader range of nominations, showcasing ASEAN’s economic integration and potential to the world. He urges businesses, MSMEs, and individuals in ASEAN to seize this valuable opportunity.
Prior to the ABA 2023 award ceremony, the ASEAN Business Investment Summit (ABIS) 2023 will be held September 3-4, 2023. This forum will bring together government leaders, business leaders, and policymakers from ASEAN to address key economic challenges in Southeast Asia.
For further information and media inquiries, please contact:
ASEAN Business Awards 2023 Organizing Team
+62-858-8335-3511
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