The Thailanders, Thailand’s leading bilingual media platform under the remarkable leadership of Editor-in-Chief Amornsiri Boonyasit, recently celebrated its spectacular 8th anniversary in grand style. The festivities culminated in the eagerly anticipated “The Thailanders Top Business Organizations & Social Impact Sustainability Awards 2024.” This prestigious event paid tribute to a commendable lineup of 26 trailblazing organizations and individuals who have played pivotal roles in driving Thailand’s economic prowess and sustainable development. Held at the illustrious Park Hyatt Bangkok, the ceremony was hosted by none other than the esteemed Mr. Sanan Angubolkul, Chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce, along with the Board of Trade of Thailand.
The awards celebrate entities that exhibit a steadfast commitment to sustainable leadership, in perfect alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These accolades shine a spotlight on the essential pillars of sustainability: the social, economic, and environmental dimensions. This year’s ceremony showcased an exuberant commitment to sustainable practices and their significant contributions to the advancement of national progress.
“This year’s awards reaffirm our unwavering dedication to embedding sustainability as a core tenet within the realms of business and society,” expressed Amornsiri Boonyasit, the visionary Editor-in-Chief of The Thailanders. “With invaluable input from over 1,000 discerning readers, we honor those organizations that not only excel in business performance but also make profound societal and environmental contributions, propelling Thailand towards a brighter, sustainable future.”
21 Organizations Receive Accolades for Excellence in Sustainability
The pantheon of remarkable recipients of the 2024 awards is a testament to innovation and sustainability. Some of the standout awardees include:
- Government Savings Bank – Celebrated as The Thailanders Best Bank in Sustainable Finance for Social Impact 2024.
- Rabbit Cash Co., Ltd. – Recognized for Best Sources of Fund Sustainability for Digital Lending Service of Thailand 2024.
- Thai Hua and Sethiwan Group – Honored as Most Famous Legendary Exports and Outstanding Social Impact Sustainability Property of Thailand 2024.
- MBK Center – Awarded Legendary Famous Shopping Centre for Thailand Tourism Sustainability 2024.
- Riverdale Golf Club – Lauded as the Most Luxurious & Elegant Golf Course with the Best Hospitality Services of Thailand 2024.
- Tinidee Trendy Bangkok Khaosan – Acknowledged for being the Most Modern Stylish Design Hotel of Bangkok 2024 with Best Hospitality Legend.
- SIAM PIWAT CO., LTD. – Titled Most Famous Shopping Mall of Thailand and International 2024.
- BAAN PATTAYA (2002) CO., LTD. – Recognized for Best Innovative and Sustainable Housing Design 2024.
- MAGURO GROUP PUBLIC CO., LTD. – Honored as Most Popular Premium Japanese Restaurant 2024.
- L’Oreal (Thailand) Ltd. – Haelded as the Most Outstanding Social Impact Sustainability International Beauty Group 2024.
Individual Awards: 2024’s New Highlight
In a bold inaugural move, The Thailanders spotlighted five exceptional individuals for their monumental roles in fostering sustainable growth. These honors include:
- Panadcha Thaised, Mayor of Uthai Thani – Celebrated as Empowered Women for Charity and Society Support 2024.
- Clinical Professor Dr. Sirichai Kiattavorncharoen, DDS, MD, Dr med, FRCDS (Thailand) – Recognized as the Most Efficient and Empowered Professor in Dentistry Charity Support 2024.
- Pavita Tohtubtiang, Chief Sustainability Officer of Kuang Pei San Food Products Public Co., Ltd. – Honored for being the Most Outstanding Executive in Social Impact Sustainability Development 2024.
- Aekachai Tangratanavalee, Managing Director of CP Seeding Social Impact Co., Ltd. – Acclaimed as the Best Efficient Executive for SMEs Empowerment for Economic Growth 2024.
- Naruphan Promviset, Co-Founder of Klongtom Heritage – Celebrated as the Most Outstanding Executive for Thailand Tourism Promotion to Global 2024.
These illustrious awards underscore The Thailanders’ unwavering resolve and passion for highlighting and championing organizations and individuals who exemplify leadership with purpose, innovation, and tangible impact. They set a high benchmark for future excellence in sustainability and social responsibility. As they continue on this noble path, The Thailanders aim to inspire not just a nation, but a global community committed to the shared vision of sustainable prosperity.
It seems like these awards are just another way for big companies to pat themselves on the back. Do they really make a difference, or is it just a publicity stunt?
I think these awards do shine a light on companies doing good, but I agree that sometimes it feels like it’s just about image. What do you think would make them more meaningful, Joe?
Maybe if there were more transparency on the selection process and independent verification of the companies’ claims, it might feel more legitimate. Right now, it seems like a closed circle.
I feel like the focus should be more on grassroots movements and less on corporations who already have the resources.
You can look at it from both sides. Sure, some companies might be in it for the fame, but it might also pressure others to improve their practices.
I’m really impressed with how Thai businesses are embracing sustainability. It’s great to see local success stories gaining recognition.
Definitely! The more we celebrate these achievements, the more it motivates others to join the bandwagon.
Does anyone else notice that most of the awards went to large companies? It feels a bit biased towards those with more resources anyway.
True, but perhaps these big players have the biggest impact overall, so any steps they take towards sustainability might trickle down to smaller companies as well.
That might be true, but I just hope smaller businesses can also get the support and recognition they deserve.
I think support from the community and local government can help in promoting smaller enterprises, so they don’t get overshadowed.
LOL, I wonder how many of these companies would still focus on sustainability if there were no awards or public recognition?
Probably not as many, but incentives play a big role in motivating companies. Public recognition can be a powerful motivator.
I guess it all boils down to what drives the companies more, their conscience or their desire for recognition.
I think this shows real progress in Thailand’s business sector. The international attention is well-deserved!
This is obviously a PR exercise. If real change happened, shouldn’t we see more on-the-ground impacts and less focus on awards?
I agree that visible change is more convincing than awards. But maybe this is just one of many steps in the right direction.
Awards are just the start. Real change takes time and often requires the push from multiple sectors, including public recognition.
I’d like to see a similar focus on educational institutions and NGOs. The emphasis seems too narrow here.
Well, education and NGOs also need to be part of the change-makers list. They often provide innovative solutions to societal issues.
True, education is key to sustainability. Teaching kids about these principles early can lead to long-term benefits.
I think the focus on innovation at this event is inspiring. Every big change starts with a small step, right?
Do we know how these companies were actually assessed? I’d be curious to see the criteria. Transparency might build more trust.
Exactly my point earlier, Charleston. Knowing the benchmarks would help us evaluate the legitimacy of these awards.
Kudos to Amornsiri Boonyasit for leading such an initiative. It’s not easy to balance business and sustainable practices.
It must be challenging, but with strong leadership, impactful measures can surely be implemented more effectively.
I’ve seen other countries do similar awards. Perhaps Thailand could collaborate internationally to amplify these efforts!
Recognition should be equal for everyone contributing to sustainability, including those working silently behind the scenes.
Is it just me, or does it feel like some of these sectors you’ve listed have been overlooked in the past?
You’re right, it does seem like certain industries only started getting attention recently despite their longstanding contributions.
Can future installments of these awards inspire actual change or will it remain a token marketing gimmick?
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