Recognising and celebrating companies that are making strides to build trust through their communications and interactions with stakeholders
The Building Trust Awards
Congratulations to the winners of PwC Malaysia's Building Trust Awards 2023!
FBM KLCI
WINNER
FBM Mid 70 Index
WINNER
The Building Trust Programme
We believe that we have a role to play in encouraging a stronger capital market, one which stakeholders can put their faith in. Trust can be built and measured, and has tangible benefits. In 2015, we set out on a journey to encourage Malaysian companies to make trust-building a priority. Our flagship initiative, the Building Trust Awards, shines a light on the companies in Malaysia that are being transparent and are making attempts to meet their stakeholders’ needs.
We’re not just looking for the businesses that are posting the highest profits or getting the most coverage in the press. We want a company to be judged on the most important factors of all – how upfront they are with their stakeholders, and how their investors and customers regard them.
Since then, we have continued to broaden this conversation to more stakeholder groups.
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Our journey on building trust
- 2024
- 2023
- 2021
- 2020
- 2019
- 2018
- 2017
- 2016
- 2015
2024
Leading the leap: Trust-driven strategies to shape reinvention
Insights to lead the way on business reinvention by building a high-trust organisation.
2023
The Building Trust Awards
Recognising and celebrating companies that are making the most efforts to build trust with their stakeholders.
2020
PwC Trust Builders Challenge: UK Edition
For the first time, we brought the team competition to Malaysian undergraduates in the United Kingdom, virtually.
2019
Start Up with Trust
Broadened the trust conversation to the startup community - a fast growing segment in the local business landscape.
PwC Trust Builders: The Building Trust Challenge
Returning for the third year, 10 finalists tested the mettle of their strategies in solving a trust crisis in business.
Start Up with Mentors: A Fireside Chat
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.
2018
PwC Trust Builders: The Building Trust Challenge
For a second year, 10 finalist teams of university students battled it out to rebuild trust for a business in crisis.
2017
PwC Trust Builders: The Building Trust Challenge
137 teams of university students presented their ideas on how a case of broken trust can be fixed.
PwC Building Trust Awards 2017
Celebrated companies in Malaysia that are making strides to build trust with their stakeholders.
2016
PwC-Young Corporate Malaysians (YCM) Trust Debate
Industry leaders and young professionals participated in a debate on the importance of trust in business, organised in collaboration with YCM.
'Trust in business: Delivering authentic value' thought leadership
Launched at a press conference during the World Economic Forum on ASEAN, in Kuala Lumpur.
2015
PwC Building Trust Awards 2015
Celebrated companies in Malaysia that are making strides to build trust with their stakeholders.
We hope that The Building Trust Awards will give businesses food for thought on how to manage and nurture trust — something that is often perceived as intangible and difficult to measure. More importantly, we hope the Awards will spark dialogue and debate, and inspire all of us to put trust at the top of our business agenda.
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The classic block-stacking, stack-crashing game of JENGA® is one that has players attempting to build a tower that gets taller and taller, while removing blocks from its base.
One false move, and the structure crashes to the ground.
The process of building trust is much like this game. It isn’t for the faint hearted. It can be a painstaking process and it is certainly a journey. One where every action, good and bad, stacks up.
At all times it takes all your different players working together to a common goal – fitting together the various pieces to form a structure that doesn’t falter.
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