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INPenang Awards 2017 Book Launching Ceremony. From left : His Excellency Mr Kiyoshi Itoi; Tan Sri Dato’ Dr Michael Yeoh Oon Kheng; Ch’ng Huck Theng; Guest of Honour The Honourable Danny Law Heng Kiang; Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Tan Khoon Hai; Her Excellency Miss Ekajit Kraivichien; Dato’ Eric Lim


Launched in 2007, INPenang Awards is Penang’s most significant and celebrated event that recognises outstanding organisations and amazing leaders that have achieved success in their respected fields and contributed to the society of Penang.
It was an evening where the alluring beauty paraded its most exquisite features and the highest honour awarded to deserving and influential industry leaders of Penang. The INPenang Awards, in its 3rd glorious edition, celebrated the evening honouring Penang’s assiduous entrepreneurs and industry veterans whose successes have gained the island state of Penang reputation as an incipient city with growing opportunities.
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The 400 VIPs including guest of honour The Honourable Danny Law Heng Kiang were also presented with a fashion show by Penang’s leading bridal studio and gallery, Anovia Bridal.
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Best Dress Award Winners

The crème de la crème of awards of the evening – The Lifetime Achievement Award 2017 – was vehemently awarded to Tan Sri Dato’ Dr Michael Yeoh Oon Kheng, the Chief Executive Officer of The Asian Strategy & Leadership Institute (ASLI). Winners of the INPenang International Outstanding Achievers Awards include Bernard Yong (Malaysia), Chef Walter Lee (Thailand), Nicole Chow (Australia) and Dato’ Elaine Kang (Malaysia) alongside other INPenang Award Winners: Shangri-La’s Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa, Gurney Paragon Mall, Ewein Zenith Sdn Bhd, Entopia, Winter Warmers Coffee & Tea House, Wonderfood Museum Penang, Vouk Hotel Suites, GenomixLAB, Penang Medical College, and Ideal Property Group.
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Sponsors & VIPs from left: Tony Goh (Sponsor - Cititel hotel Management); Waqar Saeed Bhatti (Sponsor - Nasim Carpets); Teh Poey King (Sponsor - Asia Gemological Laboratory); Dato' Eric Lim (Sponsor - Cititel Hotel Management); Susan Chyntana (Sponsor - Focal Concepts); Dato' Ar Ooi Sian Hian (Sponsor - Ghee Hiang); The Honourable Danny Law Heng Kiang; Ch'ng Huck Theng; Tan Sri Dato' Seri Tan Khoon Hai; His Excellency Mr Kiyoshi Itoi; Her Excellency Miss Ekajit Kraivichien; Franco Tan (Sponsor - Aim Max Media); Oo Lean Hooi (Sponsor - Ichi Media)
One of the most glamorous auction items: ‘The Queen’s Collection’, a specially designed jewellery piece from Royal Blue was auctioned at RM50,000 while the legendary CORUM Admiral’s Cup Legend 47 was sold at RM25,000.

INPenang Awards Winners

1. (category: Best Transformed Tourist Attraction) Entopia
2. (category: Top F&B – Boutique Tea House) Winter Warmers Coffee & Tea House
3. (category: Top Museum – Unique Concept) Wonderfood Museum Penang
4. (category: Best New Hotel) Vouk Hotel Suites
5. (category: Best Resort Hotel) Shangri-La’s Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa
6. (category: Best Advanced Genomics Laboratory) GenomixLAB
7. (category: Best Medical College/University) Penang Medical College Malaysia
8. (category: Top Developer – Southern Penang) Ideal Property Group
9. (category: Top Developer – Northern Penang) Ewein Zenith Sdn Bhd
10. (category: Top Shopping Mall – Northern Penang) Gurney Paragon Mall
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INPenang International Outstanding Achievers Awards Winners

1. (category: Malaysia) Bernard Yong
2. (category: Thailand) Chef Walter Lee
3. (category: Australia) Nicole Chow
4. (category: Malaysia) Dato’ Elaine Kang

INPenang Lifetime Achievement Award Winner

Tan Sri Dato’ Dr Michael Yeoh Oon Kheng
Michael Yeoh

For more information about INPenang Awards, please visit: www.chtnetwork.com/inpenang-awards-2017
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