SkyQuestCom Awards and Credentials

In just a matter of a few years, SkyQuestCom has earned several Awards and Credentials from reputable authorities. Here are a few of them. The detailed Awards and Credentials PDF can be downloaded from here or my Downloads page.

1. 7th Fastest Growing Technology Company in Asia Pacific
   In the Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific Ranking 2005 done by Deloitte, SkyQuestCom came in at No. 7 ahead of Baidu, the popular Chinese search engine (No. 41), Alibaba, the world’s largest online import-export marketplace (No. 65) and Infosys, a global IT company (No. 469). SkyQuestCom's 3-year percentage revenue growth was: 3,643%!
   
   
2. Recipient of International Company of the Year Award 2005
   SkyQuestCom is a member of the Multi-Level Marketing International Association (MLMIA). In 2005, it won the International Company of the Year Award. The MLMIA A professionally managed not for profit trade organization, it is strongly committed to the advancement of the rapidly growing Network Marketing industry. The Association’s mission is “To Strengthen Network Marketing Around the World” while bringing professionalism and credibility to the industry.
   
   
3. Active Member of the Direct Selling Association of Singapore (DSAS)
   The DSAS was formed specifically to represent the interest of legitimate direct selling companies operating in Singapore. It serves as a platform for member companies to meet regularly and to discuss matters of mutual interest as well as to interact with other similar organisations in other countries.
   
   
4. Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) Status by the Government of Malaysia
   The MSC is an ambitious plan to transform rubber and palm-oil plantations into Southeast Asia's Silicon Valley bound by a fiber-optics network, providing high-speed computer links between Cyberjaya, Kuala Lumpur, the KLIA and a new administrative capital under construction called Putrajaya. All in all, Malaysia has committed a massive RM48bn in investment for the MSC hailed as Malaysia's stepping stone to developed-nation status by 2020. The Malaysian government has set a target of attracting 50 world-class companies to the MSC by 2003.