Memories

April 19th is a day that will be etched firmly in my memory. It was a great day in my life. His Royal Highness, the Sultan of Perak bestowed on me the title of '‘Dato’' , it was a great honour.

My wife and I were extremely nervous but delighted with the recognition. It was a recognition for the Human resources community

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W Aeshah Zahrah said…
Dear Dato’ R Palan,

We would like to extend our utmost congratulations towards your good self on being bestowed the title ‘Dato’ by His Royal Highness, The Majesty Yang Dipertuan Agong Sultan Perak.

We record out utmost humble appreciation for being given the opportunity to be associated with your esteemed self.

Warm Regards and Thank You,

Your Investment Consultant

W.A'eshah
10:59 PM
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