Ivan Ong’s confident on-camera presence and concise delivery make him a compelling nominee for the Hong Bao Media Savvy Awards 2025.
In a recent interview, he demonstrates a strong ability to simplify complex ideas while maintaining audience engagement—a hallmark of media-savvy leadership.
What sets Ivan apart is his ability to make every word count. He states, “You don’t need a million foll
Jayesh Patel, CEO of Wio Bank, conveys his answers clearly and directly, and his tone and facial expressions further add meaning to the interview.
In an interview with Economy Middle East, Jayesh succinctly describes his company and growth objectives, which is why we are nominating him for the Media Savvy Awards 2023.
Watch and read below for our assessment.
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Dr. Shi Xu, Founder & Chairman of NanoFilm Technologies International, is a confident interviewee and an effective communicator.
Shi Xu offers an amazing explanation about his company while also skillfully using body language in an interview with CNBC International, which is why we are proposing him for the Media Savvy Awards 2023.
Watch and read below for our assessment.
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Mr Goh Choon Phong, Chief Executive Officer of Singapore Airlines, is a pleasant interviewee and his communication skills are strong.
In an interview with The Strait Times, Mr Goh Choon Phong provides an excellent explanation of the recently launched free unlimited Wi-Fi services for KrisFlyer members while also providing an update on its paper service trial, which is why we are nominating him
Ali Abulhasan, Co-Founder and CEO of Tap Payments, can keep viewers engaged while conveying his message clearly and confidently.
In an interview with Economy Middle East, Ali describes his company’s business with a calm and composed mindset, which is why we are nominating him for the Media Savvy Awards 2023.
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Karim Raslan explains why he was being so candid on LIVE television, and shares his view on the recent General Election in Malaysia.
"When is it ever okay to leverage a crisis for marketing?" - this is the questions members of the Asia Pacific Association of Communications Directors (APACD) debated at Hong Bao Media's Kuala Lumpur studio for the APACD Coaching Day. By consensus we concluded that it can be okay to do so, but under very specific circumstances.
In the movie Money Monster, a corporate spokesperson is under intense pressure to deliver answers live on television, while the TV anchor she is speaking to is being held hostage by a gunman. How would you react in such a situation?
