Press Release – Joining Hands In Celebration Of Brunei Women
Written by Borneo Bulletin
Thursday, 22 July 2010 07:04
Bandar Seri Begawan – The maker of locally-manufactured bottled Suci mineral water has joined hands with Asia Inc Forum to celebrate women in Brunei by introducing an edition of bottled Suci water with special labelling.
TLT Enterprise Managing Partner Jeremy Tan Kai Teck and General Manager Ivy AK Teng recently handed over 200 cartons of the specially-labeled bottles for distribution by Asia Inc Forum.
Suci brand bottled water is water which has been heated into vapour, leaving behind impurities. This steam is then condensed into fresh, crystal clear water and further ozonised to remove organic and biological contaminants.
As the purest form of water, it is able to dissolve bodily substances efficiently. It is the best water meant for a health-conscious lifestyle.
Bottled water is popular due to its convenience. Suci supplies bottled mineral water to schools, supermarkets, minimarts and even hospitals in Brunei, amounting to about 2,000 – 3,000 cartons of bottled water a day.
“We jumped right in when offered the chance to partner with Asia Inc Forum for such a momentous occasion.
This is our little way of saying thank you to all the women out there and it is especially positive towards our staff’s morale to be involved in such a meaningful cause,” said Jeremy Tan, the Managing Partner of TLT Enterprise for Suci Brand Water.
Stuart Kemp, Executive Director of Asia Inc Forum explained, “The opportunity to partner with Suci Brand Premium Distilled Drinking Water allows us an effective medium to relay the message of celebrating women’s contributions to all corners of Brunei in an innovative manner.”
Under the theme ‘Women Rising: New Aspirations, New Challenges,’ this year’s Women’s Forum will bring together 300 women from the corporate community, government, academia, and entrepreneurs and members of women organisations and social circles to learn, network and share experiences on key issues, challenges and the important roles of women in finance, leadership, entrepreneurship, and unique abilities in making a difference.
The forum will feature distinguished women achievers from abroad: Datina Marina Mahathir, distinguished columnist, socio-blogger, women’s rights advocate and daughter of Malaysia’s 4th prime minister; Ms Veronica Colondam, Founder and ‘CEO of Yayasan Cinta Anak Bangsa, an Indonesian organisation that has a strong track record in protecting young urbn children from drugs; and Ms Carol Yip, a certified personal finance coach and author of Smart Money User’ and ‘Money Rules.’
The forum will also honour outstanding Brunei women leaders at a ‘Tribute to Brunei Women Leaders.’
These recognition and citations seek to recognise and reward Bruneian women for their leadership in their respective fields and their contribution to the Brunei economy in general.
The Women’s Forum is organised by Asia Inc Forum in corporate partnership with BEDB and BIBD, Borneo Bulletin and Media Permata as media partners and with the support of Suci, Kipling and Skin Inc.
To register for the forum or get more information, contact Ms Nanette Ramos at 2226555 or email conference@ asiaincforum.com. — Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin
