5 May 2025
All in all, the ultimate goal of ESG is to build resilience. In this time of disorder, this resilience is important so that we can shape, to a certain extent, the global order.
Reflect & Reset: Ushering Malaysia 2021
The year 2020 has been unprecedented in many ways. We faced a concurrent triple crises – politics, economy and healthcare. The crises exposed our weaknesses. We may be angry with the Sheraton move.
The economic and Covid-19 crises may cause us to despair. Yet, behind every challenge lies an opportunity to come out stronger. As we end the year 2020 and move into 2021, let’s reflect and take a moment to think through how we can build back better. Because Malaysians deserve better. The old ways of doing things are outdated and are no longer sustainable.
Thus, we need a Reset. We need a ‘Great Reset’.
Let’s build a better Malaysia together. I wish you a great 2021.
Happy New Year. Happy Holidays. Stay safe, stay healthy.
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