Our Board
Message From Our MD/Board Chairman
The role of the Board is to ensure the Company's long term sustainable value to all stakeholders within an appropriate framework of governance, accounting, finance and further effective controls and policies. The Board of Directors is collectively responsible and accountable for:
The Board and Executive Management holds a firm belief that consistent positive business performance is a direct reflection of strong governance systems within the organization, and remain confident that the company’s corporate governance meets or exceeds international standards.
Our excellent service delivery and ensuring our clients get maximum value for money spent had enabled us create a symbiotic bond with them.
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