Deloitte's Best Managed Companies awards highlight outstanding management practices and provide tools for long-term growth. Southeast Asian privately held companies are gaining recognition for their innovation and contributions to their industries. Winners receive benefits like access to networking opportunities, panel discussions, and exclusive lab consultations with Deloitte.
Open for applications until Mar 14, 2025, Deloitte’s Best Managed Companies awards recognise outstanding management practices and equip organisations with tools to achieve long-term growth.
Last year, 10 companies from Singapore were recognised for their robust management practices at Deloitte’s Best Managed Companies awards. Companies applying for the award are entitled to an exclusive lab consultation with Deloitte, designed to assess their strengths and pinpoint areas for further development. This benefit is available to all qualifying participants, regardless of award outcome.
“We were offered guidance and an evaluation of our company based on four pillars: Strategy, capabilities and innovation, culture and commitment, as well as governance and financials,” shared Ms Chin. These elements have been identified by Deloitte as hallmarks of excellence among leading private companies worldwide.
Through its lab sessions with Deloitte, the company identified gaps and areas for optimisation, particularly in its tech stack. These findings have helped LUXASIA refine its three-year operations roadmap, enabling a focus on growth while reducing operating costs across multiple levels.Companies can build strategic alliances with like-minded organisations through business forums and discovery sessions offered by the programme.
In the next few years, HMI Medical plans to expand its healthcare portfolio while enhancing its existing services. As part of this journey, the firm seeks to exchange best practices with other Best Managed Companies, fostering cross-sector learning and collaboration.
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