Mah Sing’s Group Managing Director cum Group Chief Executive, Tan Sri Datuk Sri Leong Hoy Kum has been honoured with the prestigious Entrepreneur of the Year Award at the BrandLaureate Award 2010-2011 organized by the Asia Pacific Brands Foundation (APBF). At the same ceremony, Mah Sing Group Berhad was named the Best Brand in Property for the third consecutive year.

“I am very honoured with these two awards. On a personal level, this recognition would not have been possible without the support of my capable team. It has always been my belief that for one to succeed, one must be passionate, have strong perseverance and be committed to delivering the best. I bring these same values to Mah Sing Group. At Mah Sing, we are very passionate about everything we do – be it in creating premier lifestyles for our homebuyers or building iconic architecture to illuminate the country’s skyline. It is this passion which drives the whole organization to excel, to continuously reward our stakeholders who have placed their trust and confidence upon us,” said Tan Sri Datuk Sri Leong Hoy Kum.

“For Mah Sing to be awarded the Best Brand for the third year running is indeed a great honour. At Mah Sing, we recognize the value of our strong brand name, thus we always ensure that we deliver on our promises made to our stakeholders by delivering high quality, innovative properties on a timely basis,” he added.

Mah Sing Group has been honoured with more than 30 local and global awards due to recognition from the public, investors and professional bodies on the Group’s stellar corporate performance and outstanding product offerings. Among the most recent accolades are sweeping six awards at the Asiamoney Corporate Governance Polls 2010, most notably winning the Best Company in Malaysia award.

Mah Sing Group Berhad has 17 years of property development expertise, and is a fully integrated developer with 33 residential, commercial and industrial projects. Their niche is developing award winning projects with good concepts in Kuala Lumpur, Klang Valley, Penang island and Johor Bahru.

SOURCE: The Star