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MAS Holdings was declared winner of the prestigious Women’s Empowerment Corporate Leader 2012 award by The New Economy (TNE), a global multimedia platform that captures and commends the spirit of thought leadership.
With the company’s ever-present focus on employee empowerment and sustainability practices, MAS has set longstanding benchmarks throughout their 25-year-old history in the apparel industry, both regionally and globally as ‘Pioneers of Change’.
Receiving the award at the London Stock Exchange, Deshamanya Mahesh Amalean stated: “I accept this award with great humility on behalf of my team at MAS Holdings that has been working with our women associates for the past decade on programs that enhance their skills and knowledge, empowering them to be better leaders at work and within their communities. ‘Empowerment’ is an idea that evolved from our inception and is now a key business principle and part of who we are today.”
The announcement was made in conjunction with The New Economy’s January-February 2013 issue.
With a quarterly magazine and website focusing on innovative, transparent, economically and socially sustainable global business models, The New Economy promotes discussion and investment opportunities across enterprise sectors that are shaping the future.
MAS Holdings was nominated and shortlisted as one of the foremost corporates in the region that has been making a significant impact within the communities in which it operates, especially amongst its female workforce.
With a reach that includes a network of prominent decision-makers worldwide, The New Economy’s awards are acknowledged by the world’s media for recognising leaders across various sectors involving energy, technology and sustainability among others. They expanded this reach by launching Women’s Empowerment Corporate Leadership Awards, highlighting the importance of the global female workforce as a key element for economic and social prosperity, both within the public and private spheres.
The awards recognised the ‘culture of inclusion’ and honoured MAS Holdings as a pioneer that adopted and implemented policies, finances and practices to promote women in society, and within the business as associates who contribute to the success of their enterprise at all levels in the organisation.
MAS is awarded not only for setting high standards nationally by empowering women both socially and economically, but contributing towards the creation of a more inclusive, equal and sustainable world on a global scale.
Other winners in this category include Goldman Sachs – USA, PwC – UK, Tata Group – India, Coca-Cola – Philippines, GE – UAE, and Cartier – France.
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