Published on openPR 03-21-2006 08:35 am - CET PR Agency: i1connect
(openPR) - Kuala Lumpur – March 21, 2006 - Imperiali Organization announces today the reestablishment of presence in Malaysia. Today senior advisor, international business tycoon, and expert global businessman, Thomas Goh Heng confirmed joining the Imperiali Organization.
Mr. Thomas Goh Heng currently manages a diversified portfolio of interests and is a long term friend of Imperiali Organization Founder, Daniel Imperato.
The announcement of Thomas Goh Heng based in Malaysia brings a huge support for Imperiali Organization pertaining to finance, strategic partnering, acquisition, political consulting, and general business development focusing on Southeast Asian Markets and countries but has reach around the globe.
It also marks another significant step forward for Imperiali Organization’s global telecommunications business expansion broadcast portal. The agreement was solidified today in Malaysia and channels will open immediately between the parties.
Imperato says, “Bringing Tom Goh on the team is like bringing a master professor understanding international business to a communications portal that will be operating at Godspeed.”
About Imperiali Organization
Imperiali Organization (www.imperiali.org) is global development company, with diversified assets and holdings, connecting the leaders of tomorrow today. Currently the organization has taken interest in both in owned and operated businesses in the areas of internet search, public relations, merchandising, publishing, film, and sports as well as other non-affiliated companies. The Imperiali Organization is currently the official communications provider for Imperato For President 2008, www.daniel2008.com .
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