With over 40 years of experience, Jamaludin’s (file pic) wealth of knowledge includes about 16 years in IT and 23 years in telecommunications, in addition to being involved in various capacities in the education sector, said QSR Brands in a statement.
KUALA LUMPUR: QSR Brands (M) Holdings Bhd has appointed Tan Sri Jamaludin Ibrahim as chairman effective today.
Prior to this new appointment, Jamaludin’s last executive position was at Axiata Group Bhd where he retired on Dec 31,2020.
He was the managing director/president and group CEO for almost 13 years since Axiata’s inception in 2008.
Jamaludin was also the former group CEO of Maxis Communications Bhd.
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Muhyiddin shows mettle in first year as PM 28 Feb 2021 / 21:20 H.
KUALA LUMPUR: Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin
(pix) took the bull by the horns in his first year in office to keep a deadly pandemic at bay as he micro-managed to put food on the table for Malaysians and ensure no one is left behind.
The Prime Minister, who helms the Perikatan Nasional (PN) government, has procured the vaccine for the Covid-19 disease and provided up to RM300 billion in stimulus aid packages to ensure the survival of the people in a year of unprecedented difficulties.
In a special interview with several media organisations on his first year in office, Muhyiddin, 73, recalled the immediate challenges he had to face, especially the negative perception of the people towards him and, even worse, the demand by his political foes for his resignation purportedly over waning support from the MPs.