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Nurol Latif was appointed CSR Analyst in December 2007.

She is a BBA graduate of Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia majoring in International Business. Nurol also holds an Accounting Diploma from the same university. Her degree final thesis focused on Corporate Social Responsibility. In June 2007, she took a course in Fundraising and Communications with Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) where she extended her knowledge in fundraising and charity awareness and widened her network among the NGOs.

Nurol trained under the Corporate Communications wing in Maxis Communications Berhad in which she assisted the Corporate Events and Sponsorship department. After graduating from Universiti Teknologi MARA, Nurol joined the Perdana Leadership Foundation. This organisation was founded by Malaysia's former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad and focussed on disseminating, collecting and preserving the nation's leadership history. She served as the Communications and Publications executive for a year, where she was also the Deputy Editor for the Foundation's newsletter and the Public Relations personnel.

Nurol was involved in the Perdana Global Peace Forum in February 2007 and Merdeka 50: A Celebration of Malaysian Art exhibition in August 2007. She also was involved in several other events as part of the organising committee.

Within OWW Consulting, Nurol is a key part of our SRI Analysis Team and is also involved in web content management for CSR Malaysia.

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Conferences: Where responsibility meets bottom line

WITH Malaysia emerging as a regional leader in corporate social responsibility (CSR), it seems only right that it hosts an international conference on the issue.

"Malaysia is one of the leading countries in CSR, certainly among developing countries and in Southeast Asia," says OWW consulting managing director Dr Geoffrey Williams, "because CSR is part of the National Integrity Plan and the government-linked companies transformation programme."

Read the full article in The New Straits Times .