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Here at PwC, we believe that trust is the foundation for any successful business. We also believe that it is something that can be measured and built, and has clear benefits.
In 2015, we set out on a journey to encourage Malaysian companies to make trust-building a priority. Since then, we have continued to broaden this conversation to more stakeholder groups.
174 members of the startup community
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400 corporate leaders and influencers
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1,653 students and young professionals
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7,259 members of the public
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16,906 employees (excluding PwC’s)
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Celebrated companies in Malaysia that are making strides to build trust with their stakeholders.
Industry leaders and young professionals participated in a debate on the importance of trust in business, organised in collaboration with YCM.
Launched at a press conference during the World Economic Forum on ASEAN, in Kuala Lumpur.
137 teams of university students presented their ideas on how a case of broken trust can be fixed.
Celebrated companies in Malaysia that are making strides to build trust with their stakeholders.
For a second year, 10 finalist teams of university students battled it out to rebuild trust for a business in crisis.
Broadened the trust conversation to the startup community - a fast growing segment in the local business landscape.
Returning for the third year, 10 finalists tested the mettle of their strategies in solving a trust crisis in business.
Three startups celebrated the end of their six-month mentoring journey with three partners from PwC Malaysia’s Assurance, Deals and Tax practice in a graduation ceremony on 27 November.
For the first time, we brought the team competition to Malaysian undergraduates in the United Kingdom, virtually.