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Singapore Human Capital Award

The Asian Human Capital Award - Honouring Innovative People Practices

The Asian Human Capital Award is conferred by the Ministry of Manpower, INSEAD and CNBC Asia Pacific. This annual Award is the first of its kind in Asia that recognises innovative and impactful people practices adopted by Asia-based organisations, and conferred by a government agency in partnership with internationally renowned institutes. By recognising and showcasing such practices annually, the Award will provide useful case studies on effective strategies to address human capital challenges in Asia

 
Singapore Human Capital Singapore Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew

"In this globalized environment… attracting talent and keeping your own is a key to success. This is an unending process in which you maximize the talent, the capabilities you have in your population."

Singapore Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew
extracted from "In Conversation with Minister Mentor"
2008 Singapore Human Capital Summit
 

 
 
 
Singapore Human Capital J. Frank Brown

"Whatever the industry, INSEAD's research shows that competitive advantage is increasingly shifting from tangible to intangible assets, such as knowledge, ideas, company culture, innovation, brand, leadership quality, and so on. These intangible assets are largely in the form of people, or at least people are at the heart of the value. However, some companies do a much better job at managing these assets (human capital) and thereby building and leveraging for competitive advantage than others. This is why INSEAD has teamed up with The Singapore Ministry of Manpower in creating the "Asian Human Capital Award" - to identify, recognize, and learn from those firms on the leading edge of human capital management for competitive advantage."

J. Frank Brown,
Dean of INSEAD

 
 
 
Singapore Human Capital Satpal Brainch

"During this unprecedented global financial crisis, Asian based companies are looking for ways to motivate and grow their talent. Long-term success, in any business or industry, is wholly dependent on a company's ability to retain this talent. CNBC is pleased to support the Asian Human Capital Awards as they recognize effective strategies to address human capital challenges in Asia."

Satpal Brainch,
President and Managing Director
CNBC Asia Pacific

 

 

 
 
 
 
•  Attended by 700 global and regional leaders
•  C-suites executives at over 40%
•  65 distinguished speakers and facilitators
•  From 30 countries
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  Open for October 2010 intake