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Anne Viknes Rajasaikaran (born 26 September 1977) is a Malaysian business executive and philanthropist. She is the chief executive officer of Edumaax Education Group.[1]



BornSeptember 26 1977
Melaka
EducationBachelor of Communication (Public Relations) – Tunku Abdul Rahman University Master of Business Administrative (MBA) – University of Strathclyde
OccupationsBusiness executive, philanthropist
TitleChief Executive Officer of
  • Edumaax Education Group
  • The Budimas Charitable Foundation
  • Maaedicare Charitable Foundation
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Anne Viknes Rajasaikaran
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BornSeptember 26 1977
Melaka
EducationBachelor of Communication (Public Relations) – Tunku Abdul Rahman University Master of Business Administrative (MBA) – University of Strathclyde
OccupationsBusiness executive, philanthropist
TitleChief Executive Officer of
  • Edumaax Education Group
  • The Budimas Charitable Foundation
  • Maaedicare Charitable Foundation
Awards2021

• Corporate Excellence Award – The Non- Profit Sector (Underprivileged Children Education)

2020 • Asia’s Corporate Leadership & Sustainability (ACES) Awards

2019 • Berg Women Icon’s Summit & Awards

2018 • 3G Children Welfare Award

2017 • 3G Children Welfare Award • JCI Malaysia Sustainable Development Award

• Rotary Club Vocational Service (Awarded to Anne Rajasaikaran)
Websitehttps://edumaax.com/

https://www.maaedicare.org/health-guide/

https://www.budimas.org/
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Early life and education

Anne Viknes was born in Melaka, Malaysia. She obtained a Bachelor of Communication in Public Relations from Tunku Abdul Rahman University and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Strathclyde.[2]

Career

Anne Viknes is the chief executive officer of Edumaax Education Group, a private education organisation in Malaysia.[3]

She has been the subject of media coverage relating to her role in the education sector in Malaysia.[4]

She has also been featured in reporting on education-related initiatives and international education programmes in Malaysia.[5]

Philanthropy

Anne Viknes is associated with the Budimas Charitable Foundation, a non-profit organisation in Malaysia involved in education and welfare programmes for underprivileged children.[6][7]

She has also been associated with charitable fundraising and healthcare-related initiatives, including programmes supporting dialysis patients in Malaysia.[8]

Awards and recognition

Anne Viknes has received the following awards:

  • Corporate Excellence Award – Non-Profit Sector (2021)
  • Asia Corporate Excellence & Sustainability Awards (2020)
  • BERG Women Icons Summit & Awards (2019)
  • 3G Children Welfare Award (2017, 2018)
  • JCI Malaysia Sustainable Development Award (2017)

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