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Omzest launches the "Zawawi Executive Service"
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February 28, 2010, Muscat: Known for its standards of corporate governance and social responsibility, the leading business group Omar Zawawi EstablishmentOmar Zawawi Establishment
(OmzestOmzest) has launched a special management training program - Zawawi Executive Service (ZES). The main aim of the Zawawi Executive Service is to recruit and retain the best and the brightest young Omani talent, and if chosen, the selected trainees will form a part of OmzestOmzest's future business managers. Group companies participating in the Training Program include - Amiantit Oman LLC, Areej Vegetable Oils & DerivativesAreej Vegetable Oils & Derivatives SAOG, National Heaters Industries Co. LLC, Reem Batteries & Power Appliances CompanyReem Batteries & Power Appliances Company SAOC, and Sadolin Paints Oman Ltd.
"This initiative provides a unique opportunity for Omani graduates who aspire to build a long term career in Sales & Marketing, Finance, HR & Administration, Purchase & Commercial, and Operations to join OmzestOmzest on a structured development program. We are committed to developing our pool of Omani talent. With a constant flow of graduates coming into OmzestOmzest, we will be able to build and sustain a strong talent base and simultaneously support the Government's ambition of transforming Oman into a knowledge-based economy," elucidates Mr MM Khan, General Manager, Sadolin Paints Oman Ltd .
On successful completion of the training program, the Management Trainees will be suitably employed in participating companies, based on their aptitude and interest as well as performance during the training program. The program is targeted at Omani Engineering / Science / Management / Commerce / Arts (fresh or with maximum two years experience) graduates having good communication skills, a winning attitude, quick learning faculties and good analytical capabilities. Selection will be through a four stage process with initial screening based on academic performance in their chosen disciplines of graduation, followed by an aptitude test, group discussion and finally though a personal interview.
Mr Salem Bortmany, Deputy General Manager, Areej Vegetable Oils & DerivativesAreej Vegetable Oils & Derivatives
, avers, "OmzestOmzest's main goal has always been to attract highly talented people to work for them and to provide them with a platform to excel. The Zawawi Executive Service will offer Omani graduate recruits a comprehensive training program. It will also encourage open minds, original thinking, diversity and ambition - the key attributes which we seek in our future leaders at OmzestOmzest."OmzestOmzest's ZES program has been created to develop more the leaders of tomorrow and to teach aspiring youngsters the fundamental principles of working in the private sector. Every Management Trainee will undergo a rigorous year of classroom, on-the-job and off-the-job training before graduating from the program to join one of the participating OmzestOmzest companies.
Also present at the event were Mr C N Rao Rane, Chief Executive Officer, Amiantit Oman, Mr Prem Maker, Executive Director, Areej Vegetable Oils & DerivativesAreej Vegetable Oils & Derivatives
, Mr Mohandas, Chief Executive Officer, National Heaters Industries and Mr S Gopalan, Chief Executive Officer, Reem Batteries & Power Appliances Co.-Ends-
The OmzestOmzest Group runs over 75 wholly owned and associate companies, has 6 main business activities and exports to 90 countries worldwide. It is one of the Sultanate's premier and diversified business groups epitomising the saying "Dreams can come true". Endeavouring to contribute to the overall growth of the nation, the group covers a wide spectrum of activities in the area of construction and contracting, manufacturing, services, banking and finance, trading as well as training and education.
For more information on the program, please call Ms Wafa on 2471 3311.
For press information please call Sangeeta on 9937 6642.
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