Vijay Eswaran, QI Group Managing Director and QuestNet founder, has been conferred with the honorary Darjah Indera Mahkota Pahang (DIMP) -- which carries the title Dato' -- at an investiture ceremony in Pahang, Malaysia.
The first book from RYTHM House is also the opportunity to finally showcase the mission and values that the author Vijay Eswaran has lived by all his life__ Raise Yourself To Help Mankind. In this remarkably simple book, Vijay Eswaran shares the secret of his success through the practice of the Sphere of Silence.
GoldQuest International inaugurated its Middle East regional office in the UAE at a celebration attended by HH Sheikh Saeed Bin Tahnoon Bin Mohammed Al Nahyan and the company's Group Managing Director Mr Vijay Eswaran, along with dignitaries and 500 invited guests.
Q1 CEO Vijay Eswaran gave a speech. His presentation was spirited and glitzy as he stated that the event was not that big, "Today we have 500 next time 5000."
Dato' Vijay Eswaran (born. Oct 7, 1967) is the Group MD and CEO of the QI Group of companies, headquartered in Hong Kong. In late 2006,Vijay Eswaran was conferred with the honorary title of Knight Commander of The Most of The Crown of Pahang, Honorary Distinguished Order Darjah Indera Mahkota Pahang by His Royal Highness The Sultan of Pahang, Malaysia in recognition of his contribution to the economic growth of the State of Pahang. This investiture carries the title Dato, which is a rough equivalent of the Knighthood in UK.
In The Sphere of Silence (RYTHM House) by Vijay Eswaran made its American debut at BookExpo America in New York City on June 4, 2005. The highly acclaimed book has opened to strong sales and reviews in Asia where it has already sold over 10,000 copies. Among those praising In The Sphere of Silence have been Stephen Covey, author of The 7 Habits of Successful People and Ken Blanchard, author of the One Minute Manager.
Dato Vijay Eswaran also said his interests in Sri Lanka are both fundamental and sentimental. “From a sentimental view point it’s also my roots – returning to Sri Lanka is returning home. So if people think I am a foreigner who will pick up my bags and run, for me this is my home and you cannot chase me away from home…”
Dato' Vijay Eswaran, Group Managing Director of QI Ltd talks to Bangkok Posts about QI's wish list, which include tourists resorts and villas.
Vijay Eswaran is best known for advocating the philosophy of his RYTHM ( Raise Yourself To Help Mankind) which essentially translates into living within the principles of truth, reaching out, and encouraging others to do so. Continuously propagating his cardinal rule of "persistence, perseverance and perspiration," he took networking to a higher level _ where passion for.
Dato' Vijay Eswaran, GMD of the QI Group and QuestNet Founder Receives Honorary DIMP Award
Malaysian-born entrepreneur who started his business empire overseas, Dato’ Vijay Eswaran gives his 100 percent attention towards centralising the business operations to Malaysia.
A man of great vision, Qi Group's Managing Director Vijay Eswaran embraces truth and spirituality with a kind of passion that's unknown to many. His unwavering faith in hard work and determination continues to inspire network leaders around the world to pursue greater success.
A highly respected motivational speaker, Dato’ Vijay lectures around world on a variety of subjects ranging from spirituality to business. He has spoken at leading universities, management and business leadership forums.
Vijay Eswaran, a native of Malaysia and CEO of Hong Kong-based conglomerate QI Group that runs everything from hotels to TV stations in 30 countries, says it is a good thing there are baseball movies like The Natural and Field of Dreams or many foreign executives who otherwise speak fluent English would be in "a bit of a sticky wicket."
A word from GMD - Mr. Vijay Easwaran
EVERY PERSON ought to have a great vision. You have to get to where you want to be by not accepting what ever has taken place but by often questioning the current state of things.
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QuestNet Ltd., registered in Malta (BVI), was founded in 1998 by Dato’ Vijay Easwaran, a leading entrepreneur and Group Managing Director with a strong background from Arthur Anderson and IBM.
Following the QI’s footsteps and its mission statement RYTHM( RAISE YOURSELF TO HELP MANKIND), and also, to support our beloved GMD’s Dato Vijay Easwaran’s vision of “touching billion hearts” Ocean is executing its social responsibility from time to time.
Excerpt from paper “Spirituality in Organisational Leadership”. The path of spirituality is essential to what we do in business. Spirituality has new meanings. For many, it is a dirty word; for others it is a new-age fad. There are very few who realize the value of the spiritual in day-to-day management of work and life. Spirituality is a force in management. It is a strong business concept.
As a founder of QI Group companies, which has evolved itself on Gandhian principles and takes pride in serving only vegetarian food, Mr Eswaran said that Gandhian principles are perhaps more relevant in today’s flat world than ever before, transcending geographies.
Dato' Vijay, as he will now be known, recently commissioned an investment of US$ 28.1 million through the company in a resort development project in Kuala Rompin in the State of Pahang. The 167.7 acre resort development is expected to provide a major boost to eco-tourism in Pahang, Malaysia and vacations at the resort will be marketed by QuestNet (www.quest.net), the QI Group's fast-growing e-commerce and distribution business.
In the Sphere of Silence by Vijay Eswaran is a self-help book aimed at spreading a quiet and contemplative message to readers about success and a lifetime of learning. The author, Vijay Eswaran, attributes the lessons in the book to his success, personally and professionally.
The author, Vijay Eswaran, came up with the book to accompany the journal because without the book that expounds on the philosophy behind the Sphere of Silence, many might practice it the way many churchgoers go to Sunday Mass, with nothing in their hearts but the force of obligation which later degenerates to boredom because they do not appreciate the deeper meaning and philosophy and, more importantly, the beauty behind the practice.