The100List aims to become Malaysia's most authentic award platform, recognizing the 100 most influential individuals based on their contributions and impact. Nominations are open until February 28th, inviting Malaysians to nominate themselves or others across four categories. The100List emphasizes a merit-based approach, free from external influences, and celebrates each nominee in a unique and personalized way.
It’s no surprise that award brands in Malaysia have been losing their credibility over the years due to many ‘pay-to-win’ schemes, with external influences that end up choosing the winners.
What’s more, nominations are now open for The100List until 28 February, and YOU are invited to not only cast your nominations for other talented individuals but also to nominate yourself !Jazel Lim and Dennis Yin So, rest assured that The100List awards will be free from external influences like financial power or connections to ensure a level playing field.And remember: whether you’re nominating other deserving individuals or yourself, it’s important to be as detailed and descriptive as possible when submitting your nomination.
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