FILE: BT100 Awards
CAIRO – 5 March 2019: Cabinet members, businessmen and high profile companies will be honored Tuesday in the dazzling award ceremony "BT100" set to be held by Egypt's leading economics magazine, Business Today.
The annual event is organized to honor top influential figures and companies positively impacting the Egyptian economy. It will be attended by Cabinet members, high profile businessmen, start-ups, influential companies, celebrities and journalists.
BT100 is a tribute to the leaders of the governmental and private sectors, and corporate for their important and effective role in improving the Egyptian economy. The ceremony aims at encouraging other companies to improve their performance, and develop their marketing methods and their selling skills.
A line up of key business individuals and leading companies that invested their resources and money, and helped transform the country's economy will take the stage at BT100 award ceremony.
Candidates for the prizes will be chosen according to certain criteria by the jury and evaluation to select a number of companies in different sectors, including the financial, industrial and investment sectors, the real estate sector, and the communications and information technology sector.
All candidates will be chosen based on certain criteria and standards that rely on market studies and research to evaluate the activities of all companies operating in the Egyptian market, including companies with innovative creative ideas and practical and effective solutions, in addition to prizes for the best corporate social responsibility initiatives, the best market share and investment performance, and the best sustainable agreements and partnerships between the private sector and the public sector that would serve the country's goals in the comprehensive economic development plan for Egypt 2030.
Major companies and institutions are sponsoring the event, including CIB, Marseilia Group, PepsiCo, Etisalat Egypt, Talaat Moustafa Group, Al Ahli Real Estate Development, Banque du Caire, GLC, Vodafone Egypt and a number of other institutions.
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