| Read this full page article on how Most Outstanding Youth of 2010, Saiful Nang in his resourcefulness strived in poverty to be the man he is today. |
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| Have you seen the AYA Awards 2010 ad on 8TV? If not, watch it here. |
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THE GOLD RIBBON commemorates what we believe in - stories - true stories that inspire others to live a better story. It commemorates lives that have been refined through fiery trials pressed between overwhelming circumstances, challenges and yet persevering with outstanding valour. Shining forth as gold, true stories have the ability to inspire the birth of more stories, the power to proclaim... "It is possible!"
THE DURIAN "Smells like hell but tastes like heaven". It's hard, rough and prickly on the outside but soft, gentle and pliable on the inside - in order to get to the "fruit", we need to work hard on the "shell". The Malaysian dream is a wonderful "fruit" to be desired but the Malaysian mentality is a hard "shell" to crack. To attempt to open up mindsets may most times be a painful experience and it is easier for many of us to throw in the towel. But we must be patient and not lose heart. The fruit is well worth the effort. As they say, "If there is a will, there is a way" - and there is a way - a right way - to open up a Durian! |
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Youth Finalists:
1. Ar Sarly Adre Sarkum
2. Dalvinder Singh
3. Nicholas Liew Kuok Min
4. Mohamed Saiful Nang
5. Wong Su Ann
Company Finalists:
1. AMCHAM/MACEE
2. Edmira School of Success
3. Blook
Voting ended on 25 October 2010 @ 1pm. Results will be announced at the AYA Awards Night on 7 November 2010 at Panggung Bandaray. Contact us for invitation passes. |
| With AFS Malaysia/Yayasan Antarabudaya Malaysia, Malaysian students enlisted in the exchange programmes open themselves to new experiences - broadening their mindsets and fostering a global perspective. |
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After being awarded, Yeoh Chen Chow found himself with many more speaking opportunities in new places, namely Maktab Rendah Sains MARA in Kuala Terengganu, Universiti Utara Malaysia in Kedah and the Rotaract Conference in Kuala Kangsar amongst others. |
