The KL Rat Race has become THE Corporate Social Responsibility event for corporate Malaysia since its inaugural event in 2000. It raised RM17.7 million in the past in the past benefiting various charities all over the country. 



Starting 2014, The Edge have decided to put emphasis on education, specifically on two matters which they feel need special attention -- promoting the standard of English and raising financial literacy among young Malaysians. We spoke to Mr. Ho Kay Tat, Group CEO & Publisher of The Edge Media Group & Dorothy Teoh, CEO of The Edge Education Foundation about the annual race. 

The KL Rat Race has become THE Corporate Social Responsibility event for corporate Malaysia since its inaugural event in 2000. It raised&nbsp;RM17.7 million in the past in the past benefiting various charities all over the country.&nbsp; Starting 2014,&nbsp;The Edge have decided to put emphasis on education, specifically on two matters which they feel need special attention -- promoting the standard of English and raising financial literacy among young Malaysians. We spoke to&nbsp;Mr. Ho Kay Tat, Group CEO &amp; Publisher of The Edge Media Group &amp;&nbsp;Dorothy Teoh, CEO of The Edge Education Foundation about the annual race.&nbsp;

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