TRIPLE A AWARDING 2026
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The Federation of AIM Alumni Associations, Inc. (FAIM), in partnership with the Asian Institute of Management (AIM), proudly conferred the prestigious AIM Alumni Achievement Award, also known as the "Triple A" to five outstanding alumni in recognition of their exemplary contributions to their respective fields.
The distinguished awardees were honored during a meaningful ceremony held on March 7, 2026, at the iconic The Manila Hotel:
TUAN HAJI KASMURI BIN SUKARDI
Master in Management 1994
Director, Principal Consultant & Trainer
KaZ Corporation Sdn. Bhd.
Malaysia
MR. SHAWN HSIAO-YUN CHEN
Master in Management 1994
CEO and Managing Partner
Zenith (S.C.) Law Firm
Taiwan
MR. EMILIO B. AQUINO
Management Development Program 2002
National President
Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP
Philippines
MR. AURELIO O. ANGELES
Master in Business Management 1975
Founder & President
Filipinas Multi-Line Corporation
Philippines
MR. PETER F. TAN-CHI
Master in Management 1980
Chairman/Founder
AXEIA Development Corporation/
Christ's Commission Fellowship (CCF)
Philippines
The Triple A Award represents the highest honor bestowed by AIM and FAIM, recognizing alumni who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, and excellence across professional, entrepreneurial, and developmental pursuits. This distinction reflects their meaningful impact on industries and communities, and their embodiment of AIM’s enduring values of leadership and service.
AIM President and Dean Jikyeong Kang and FAIM Chairman Louis Oui presented the Triple A medal and trophy to the awardees, with Former AAAIM Chair Greg Atienza serving as Master of Ceremonies.
With the recognition of this year’s honorees during the Triple A Awarding Ceremony, AIM now celebrates a total of 170 Alumni Achievement Awardees from a global community of more than 50,000 alumni.
AAAIM warmly congratulates the 2026 Triple A Awardees on this well-deserved honor and commends their continued commitment to excellence and positive impact.
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