Celebrating MSI Month: MUC Attends Senior Management Gathering in Singapore

SINGAPURA. MUC Consulting attended the Senior Management Gathering event in Singapore together with several member firms of MSI Global Alliance. This event was part of the MSI Month program initiated by the global law, accounting, and tax firms. 

The gathering was held at the office of Tito Isaac & Co LLP on Thursday (19/9). In addition to representatives of Tito Isaac & Co LLP and MUC Consulting, there were also representatives from several firms in Singapore such as TIC Corporate Advisory (PTE) LTD, Heng Lee Seng LLP, HLS Tax Advisory Services Pte Ltd and HLS Corporate Services Pte Ltd. 

MUC Consulting was represented by Imam Subekti as Partner and Muhammad Trisna Indra as Senior Manager. Other practitioners who attended included Tito Isaac (founder, of Tito Isaac & Co LLP), Kawal Pal Singh (Managing Partner, of Tito Isaac & Co LLP), Michael Heng (Managing Partner, of Heng Lee Seng LLP), Malcolm Heng (Partner, Heng Lee Seng LLP), Ruby Tan (Tax Director, HLS Tax Advisory Services Pte Ltd) and several other practitioners. 

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The Senior Management Gathering was significant because it provided an opportunity for each firm to exchange information on business practices and developments in their respective countries. In addition, there were also discussions on collaboration opportunities in various matters, especially related to service delivery. 

MUC Consulting's Senior Manager, Muhammad Trisna Indra, expressed that the meeting left a very positive impression. He extended his gratitude to everyone involved, especially to Tito Isaac & Co LLP as the host. "We are very impressed with the event. The discussions were highly substantive and extremely beneficial for us, and the hospitality was excellent," Indra said.

MUC Consulting is grateful to be part of the MSI Global Alliance family and looks forward to closer collaboration and cooperation among its members will continue to strengthen in the future. (ASP/KEN)