After more than 20 years in Malaysia, Fine Paper Takeo (M) Sdn Bhd continue to grow and lead the industry. Establish in 1997 with its first office cum warehouse in Kuala Lumpur, today it has 3 offices and 4 point of sales (POS) outlets in Malaysia, mainly Northern, Central and Southern region.

In addition to being a paper specialist, we are providing convenient and easy access to our customers now.



Besides of our commitment in providing high quality products and ensuring the responsible usage of forest resources in our operation, we are now providing additional platform to our customers. We establish digital media and support it by point of sales outlets for our customer convenient, quality and education reference. This outlets serve as our mini warehouse, pick up point, product and education reference where our customers can verify the product.

Customer satisfaction continues to be the heart of Fine Paper Takeo (M) Sdn Bhd. We shall constantly upgrade our digital media and establish more point of sales outlets for the convenient of our customers in the future.

Our vision is to promote culture and identify the essence of paper as the basis of the communication.

Our mission is to provide the matchless quality of fine paper as convenient as possible.

OUR AWARDS

• SIN CHEW BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS • SUPPORTING PARTNER YEAR 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
• CSR EXCELLENCE AWARD YEAR 2013
• PRODUCT AND SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARD YEAR 2014 & 2016
• RETAIL EXCELLENCE AWARD YEAR 2015
• BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY EXCELLENCE AWARD YEAR 2016
• SAHABAT NEGARA SME AWARD YEAR 2015
• MAWN, PASSION COMMITMENT ENTERPRENEUR AWARDS YEAR 2014
• MALAYSIA CHINA SILK ROAD INTERNATIONAL GOODWILL AMBASSADOR AWARD 2016
• NANYANG GOLDEN EAGLE AWARD 2016
• CERTIFIED BY THE FOREST STEWARDSHIP COUNCIL (FSC) IN YEAR 2008

SKYNET is a courier company with an enviable track record of one of the leading courier companies in Malaysia. SKYNET is a truly Malaysian company, which was incorporated in 1992. In 1996, Mr Peter Ng took stewardship as Managing Director of SKYNET and has built SKYNET from strength to strength till date. SKYNET was initially headquartered in a 20,000 sq ft facility in Petaling Jaya, where in 2009, SKYNET relocated to a larger facility having almost 105,000 sq ft space in Subang Jaya. This relocation was to ensure the sustainability of the business and to adapt to the enlarging market and changing market environment.

Further to that, in order to be able to serve our customers better and to improve efficiency, SKYNET further took up another 3 units of warehouse facility to function as a Depot in Klang Valley. This additional 100,000 sq ft space was necessary in order to help facilitate the rising growth of the E-Commerce platform.

SKYNET offers many different types of services to suit its clientele demands, being Pick Up & Delivery Services, Diplomat Services, Security Handling, Air Freight, Sea Freight, Cash On Delivery and Warehousing. With Technology at the heart of SKYNET, we offer real time tracking, Online Reverse Order, Online Delivery Request, Online Pick Up Booking, and SKYNET GO (Mobile app). SKYNET is also fully accredited with ISO certification.

SKYNET has a huge potential growth of E-Commerce in Asia due to a very strong international presence via cooperation with DPEX Worldwide, an established Express and E-Commerce service provider in Asia. SKYNET is positioned and poised to be the leading total solutions provider in the region. As such, Skynet consistently strives to achieve its motto: Fast, Accurate & Reliable.

Step into a spectacular world of business, leisure and culinary wonders at Sunway Resort, a luxury 5-star hotel presenting 477 environmentally-friendly and bespoke room categories fitted with state-of-the-art technology, leading digital solutions and home to Malaysia’s first Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill - the world-renowned and global culinary powerhouse’s first concept outside of London.

Located in the heart of Sunway City Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s premier entertainment and hospitality destination, just 35 minutes from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and 25 minutes to the city centre, this vibrant 800-acre self-contained iconic landmark seamlessly integrates a cluster of three (3) hotels - including Sunway Hotel Pyramid and Sunway Hotel Clio, a conference and convention centre, a theme park, a mega shopping and entertainment mall, medical centre, educational facilities and a multitude of distinctive business and leisure facilities for an all-inclusive experience and convenience.

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Federation of Chinese Associations Malaysia (Huazong) was founded in late 1991 as a leading Chinese national organization by the 13 state of Chinese Assembly Halls in Malaysia. Its establishment is a long-awaited result in realization of the common aspiration of the Chinese community.

Currently there are over 10,000 registered Chinese associations in Malaysia. Most of them are dialect groups, surname groups, trade associations, cultural and educational bodies. These associations are also the direct members of the respective Chinese Assembly Halls in various states, and indirectly members of Huazong. In other words, Huazong becomes the leading Chinese organization focusing on matters related to culture, education, economy and social status of the Chinese community.


Members:

The 13 members of Huazong are as follows:
Perlis Chinese Assembly Hall
Kedah Chinese Assembly Hall
Penang Chinese Town Hall
Perak Chinese Assembly Hall
The Kuala Lumpur And Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall
Negeri Sembilan Chinese Assembly Hall
Malacca Chinese Assembly Hall
The Federation of Chinese Associations Johore
The Federation of Chinese Associations of Kelantan
The Chinese Assembly Hall Terengganu
The Associated Chinese Association of Pahang
The Federation of Chinese Associations Sabah
The Federation of The Chinese Associations Sarawak


Objectives:

The objectives of Huazong are as follows:
1. To promote goodwill and unity among the various ethnics in the country.
2. To discuss and deal with matters of importance and interest to the members.
3. To offer views on government policies and implementations affecting its members.
4. To promote and participate in cultural, educational, social and economic work consistent with the Federal Constitution.
5. To liaise with other societies having similar objectives as those of the Association in furtherance of the above objectives.

The objectives of Huazong and the 13 Chinese Assembly Halls encompass all aspects of cultural, educational, social and economic work while other Chinese associations are classified according to categories or objectives, namely dialect groups, surname groups, social welfare, culture, religions, trade, sports, youth, education etc.

The following chart illustrates the linkages between Huazong, Chinese Assembly Halls at the state level and various types of major Chinese associations in all the 13 states in Malaysia:

Organization:
The General Meeting is the supreme authority of Huazong and each member association sends 10 delegates to attend the General Meeting.

The Central Committee of Huazong consists of not more than 60 members.

The President, the Deputy President and five Vice Presidents shall be elected from the Automatic Central Committee Members by representatives of the Founder Members. Moreover, two of the Vice President posts shall be reserved for the Automatic Central Committee Members from Sabah and Sarawak and 21 nationwide ordinary members elected in the AGM (Details please refer to Huazong Constitution 7.1.4) In addition, the President may recommend not more than 12 members to the Central Committee. The Chairpersons of the Youth Section and the Women Section shall automatically be members of the Central Committee.

Activities:
For the past 29 years, we are proud of our achievements in various fields. With the support and cooperation offered by the Chinese community, we have successfully conveyed the wishes of the Chinese community to the Government. We also voice out the opinions and the stand of the Chinese community on politics, economics, culture, education, social and religion, so that the problems faced by the Chinese community can be given timely concerns.

Huazong has frequently met with the Cabinet Ministers, Deputy Ministers and Director General of Government agencies to discuss problems and issues faced by Chinese community.

Besides, Huazong has set up several cultural funds and education funds to sponsor various cultural projects, as well as to provide study loans and scholarships to needy students.

The Malaysia Chinese Cultural Festival is the most successful event organized by Huazong and the 13 State Chinese Assembly Halls. The Malaysia Chinese Cultural Festival was first held in Selangor in 1984, after that it has become a yearly event organized by the 13 State Chinese Assembly Halls in rotation.

The activities and programs of The Malaysia Chinese Cultural Festival including lantern marching parades, cultural and literature seminars and lectures, cultural performances like various cultural dancing and singing from all races, lion dance or dragon dance, lantern making competitions, spring couplets and Chinese Calligraphy competitions, traditional Chinese martial arts demonstration, fashion show of Chinese costumes, traditional handicrafts exhibitions, food carnivals and food fairs.

Recently we have made The Malaysia Chinese Cultural Festival to reflect the roots and cultures of the various ethnics. The Malay and Indian cultural organizations have been invited to contribute to some of the programs like Indian cultural dance or traditional Malay wedding reception and Dikir Barat performance. We also invited the states’ Tourism Board to participate in the festival. We believe that these activities will help in generating a greater interest of the public in Chinese culture and also to promote a better understanding among various ethnics in Malaysia.

Founded on 2nd July 1921, The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM) has 17 Constituent Members located separately in the 13 states and Federal Territories of Malaysia. Direct and indirect membership of all Constituent Members are well over 100,000, representing Malaysian Chinese companies, individuals and trade associations in particular and the Chinese business community in general. Membership of ACCCIM include Eminent Members, Associate Members, and more than 5,000 young entrepreneurs.

The collaboration network of ACCCIM is very wide. ACCCIM has signed numerous Memorandums of Understanding or Economic Cooperation Agreements with overseas chambers of commerce and economic organisations. ACCCIM has enhanced relationship with Chinese chambers of commerce all around the world after successfully organising the 7th World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention (7th WCEC) in 2003, currently is a member of World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention (WCEC) Advisory Committee.

ACCCIM is a member of National Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (NCCIM), an apex organisation comprising five principal private sector bodies namely ACCCIM, Malay Chamber of Commerce Malaysia (DPMM), Malaysian Associated Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (MAICCI), Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MICCI) and Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM). Tan Sri Datuk Ter Leong Yap, President of ACCCIM is the current President of NCCIM.

ACCCIM maintains close rapport with Government Ministries and Agencies as a channel for consultation over a wide range of issues, and participate in many consultative panels, dialogues, seminars etc. with the Government. ACCCIM regularly interact with chambers of commerce, trade organisations and major Chinese associations in Malaysia to discuss and exchange ideas on economic and trade issues, and issues affecting the Chinese community.

The ACCCIM has established a Socio-Economic Research Centre (SERC Sdn. Bhd.) in 2010 as a think-tank to carry out research on economic issues in order for ACCCIM to make concrete and strategic suggestions to the Government and effectively contribute to the development of the national economy of Malaysia.

The representative, consultative and service functions of the ACCCIM have been widely acknowledged. As the ACCCIM is an organisation that brings together diversified interests of the business community (including wholesale and retail, trade, industries and manufacturing, construction and property, services as well as agriculture and primary industries’ sectors of the economy), it endeavours to reconcile divergent view-points and economic interests to the advantage of all.

The Malaysia Retail Chain Association (MRCA) was established in the year 1992. Our believe then was to gather all Retailers together under a single community umbrella so that together we can have a resounding voice to address our concerns and use this platform to engage with various organizations such as the Government Agencies and other Associations of interest to form collaborations to bring in the value and benefits to our Members in all fronts.

Today, we have journeyed this far and have come a long way forward with more than 520 Members strong association representing over 30,000 outlets, providing more than 200,000 job opportunities in Malaysia and growing. With such a vast network of established retail outlets, our Members have journeyed together with us and it can be said that some of them have grown their businesses both locally and in the region and we salute them for stimulating such growth for the Retail Industry.

Against this background, the MRCA’s mission and vision is to align its objectives and be recognized as one of the most influential retail bodies and voice in Malaysia for creating opportunities in supporting the development and globalization of the retail industry for now and the new frontier notwithstanding that it also remains part of the MRCA’s effort to align with the national agenda and stir a strong GDP coming from the Retail sector in using digitalization influence amongst its members to increase growth.

The Malaysia Retailers Association (MRA) was founded in 1982 and is the leading retail association representing some of the largest retail companies in Malaysia. MRA is the only representation from Malaysia and is one of the founding members of the Federation of Asia-Pacific Retailers Association (FAPRA), the umbrella organisation of 20 retail associations in the Asia-Pacific region. Member countries/regions of FAPRA include Australia, China, Chinese Taipei, Fiji, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam.

Over the years, the Association has played a vital role with a long-term mission to promote the retail industry. Today, our membership represents over 150 major retail & related companies, covering more than 10,000 retail outlets and in employment of more than 150,000 staff.

Unique as compared to most countries’ retail associations, our member organisations include various sectors in retail business ranging from department stores to supermarkets and hypermarkets, convenience stores, food & beverage, fashion, accessories and specialty stores; as well as suppliers, wholesalers and industry-related service organisations.

In recognition to MRA’s on-going efforts to promote the development of the retail industry, MRA is appointed as the Industry Lead Body (ILB) for Retail by the Department of Skills Development (JPK), under the purview of the Ministry of Human Resources Malaysia.


Our Mission
• To present a unified voice - to protect, promote and lobby on issues that affect all retailers.
• To exchange and share information on common issues.
• To raise the status and professionalism of retailing through education, training and info-sharing.
• To assist members in fostering closer ties, promote interaction and collaborations with their counterparts within Malaysia, as well as in the region.
• To assist members to improve their strategies and revolutionise their business models to face the challenges in the marketplace and in keeping their companies competitive


Malaysia Entrepreneurs’ Development Association (Persatuan Usahawan Maju Malaysia – PUMM) is a multi-racial non-profit making organization. With the support by our former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, PUMM was established in 1993 by a group of young entrepreneurs lead by Tan Sri Lee Kim Yew, the CEO of Country Heights Bhd.

The main objective of forming PUMM is to create a valuable platform for entrepreneurs especially those business owners from SMIs and SMEs, to share knowledge, experience, wisdom, and to create new business opportunities through seminars, forums, workshops, business visits, business study trips etc.

Since its forming, PUMM had worked very closely with the government agency to promote the business and economic development in the country especially among the young entrepreneurs. PUMM had managed to helped many young entrepreneurs to realize their vision and played an important role in contributing towards nation economic development. In recognition for PUMM’s effort and contribution, in year 1999, the then Prime Minister Dato’ Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohamad had directed PUMM to assist in the country’s entrepreneurship in the “Majlis Perundingan Ekonomi Negara Kedua (MAPEN 2)”.

PUMM seek to reap the benefit of the information age by encouraging education facilities to be set up to cater for its manpower needs, and taking affirmative step forward towards making reality platform for Entrepreneurship. In addition it also encourages young Malaysian to instill stronger charisma spirit in facing the challenges of globalization ahead.

About Branding Association of Malaysia
The Branding Association of Malaysia was founded in 2000 with the noble goal of developing the potential of Malaysian brands in order to allow them to be successful in the modern global market. Our vision - then and now - is to achieve 100 internationally acclaimed brands as members by the year 2020.

Branding Association works steadily towards this vision in many ways, including - but not limited to - providing learning and education platforms, organising business networking programmes, offering members branding opportunities through media tie-ups and working closely with government agencies.

We set the runway for Malaysian brands to rise above in achieving their presence and connectivity across all continents of the world. Branding Association of Malaysia reaches out to local SME companies to aid in bringing out their potential as valuable brands.

Our objectives, therefore, are as follows:

• To spearhead a branding movement, especially amongst the SME communities
• To establish a conducive business networking environment for members
• To organise learning platforms such as forums, workshops and conferences
• To serve as a communication bridge between business communities and government agencies

Since our inception, we have been advocating unity among our members in order to allow us to better position ourselves on issues and policies that may hinder Malaysian SME’s as a whole. Apart from achieving branding goals, our members will enjoy the benefits of being part of a unified voice that encourages effectiveness and change.

The Branding Association is also an effective vehicle for promoting trust and cooperation among small and medium brands. This enables them to share branding strategies and gather more input towards building themselves into successful brands – as individuals and as a whole.

The Branding Association was realised with the primary purpose of acting as a unified community, comprised of proud Malaysian SMEs, equipped with strong branding expertise and working together to open the gateway to the modern business world for all Malaysian brands.




Introduction
SME Association of Malaysia (formerly SMI Association of Malaysia) was established on 13th July 1995 with the key objectives of fostering the establishment and development of SMEs as one of the key engines of economic growth of the country. Since its inception, the Association has organized numerous conferences, seminars, training and exhibitions to educate and elevate its members as well as the SMEs community in Malaysia.

The Association actively engages in dialogues with the government to provide inputs on policies, and collaborates with the ministries and agencies for the development of strong, vibrant, competitive, and resilient SMEs.

Vision
To transform SMEs into the economic powerhouse of the country.

Mission
To instill and eventually ingrain deeply, the concept of learning organization in SMEs, and encourage them to be export-oriented.

Key Objectives
• To foster the development of SMEs through learning and development.
• Act as the industry-driven NGO to facilitate business opportunities for SMEs with the collaboration of various ministries, agencies, NGOs.
• Act as a medium to facilitate interaction between SMEs and the Government, through disseminating information and providing inputs for policy making.


PIKOM, THE NATIONAL TECH ASSOCIATION OF MALAYSIA, is the association representing the technology (TECH) industry in Malaysia. Its membership currently stands at more than 1,000 active companies involved in a whole spectrum of TECH products and services which command 80% of the total TECH business in Malaysia.

The 5 Chapters under PIKOM cover OM, CIO, Cybersecurity; E-Commerce: Venture Investment. These chapters help improve and drive the business climate for all member companies, together with promoting industry growth in line with different national aspirations, along the following approaches:

As the Voice of the Tech Industry, PIKOM embraces the task of growing the size and capabilities of the TECH industry in Malaysia by creating opportunities for its members as well as all Malaysians to capture the benefits offered by advances in TECH by focusing on the following:

• Spearhead, promote & encourage development of resources, professional skills and programmes in Malaysia’s TECH industry.
• Represent the local TECH industry to the Government and private sector both local and overseas.
• Provide a platform for TECH players and users to meet, network, learn and share ideas in order to grow the industry and improved applications.
• Foster high standards of conduct, service and performance throughout the TECH industry.
• Promote and market local TECH services to the region and overseas.


ARFF’s 11th Annual General Meeting was held on 16th March, 2020 just a day after the Government announced the implementation of the Movement Control Order (MCO) on 18th March, 2020 in the light of the Covid-19 pandemic. In view of such short notice, there was not enough time to cancel or postpone the AGM. Having a quorum, the 11th Annual General Meeting convened and a new Committee was elected under the leadership of President Dato’ Mike Loh, making him the 1st President to be elected just before ROS announced the postponement of all AGMs to be conducted in Malaysia to after June.

The MCO did not deter President Dato’ Mike in carrying out his duty and the 1st Committee Meeting was conducted via ZOOM on 8th April, 2020. In his opening address, President Dato’ Mike expressed his aspiration to make ARFF one of the top 10 Associations in the country within 2 years, being effective and well connected. In order to achieve this, new bureaus were set up and he asked all Committee and Bureau Heads to spare some time into the activities of the Association. He also emphasized the need to help retailers and to propose to the Government on what to do after Covid-19.

In addition to focusing on the 2 segments which ARFF is categorized under, namely tourism and retail, Dato’ Mike said ARFF has also included the segment on education. He added that another segment will be on e-Commerce platform as he is of the opinion that the business landscape after Covid-19 will be different. With the rapid evolving of e-commerce, retailers can now expand their business via the internet instead of setting up outlets and chain-stores.

Throughout the year the Committee have had 5 meetings, on ZOOM and also face to face during the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO). 2 Members’ Networking sessions were also held as follows:
• 29 July – venue sponsored by Safa Global Holdings, a recon luxury car showroom, and attended by some 80 members and guests
• 23 September – venue sponsored by Bunglow 37, a restored post-war bungalow set in colonial environment, with private and function room that can cater for more than 100 pax.

In addition to holding the two Members’ Networking sessions, President Dato’ Mike also succeeded in calling for a ZOOM gathering of ASEAN RFF members on 21 May, which was attended by some 80 representatives from country members – Singapore, Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia.

A Memorandum of Understanding was signed with Malaysia Tourism Council (MTC) on 19 November, inviting MTC as a Collaboration Partner of the ASEAN Business Federation (ABF). As members of the ABF, both parties shall develop an eco-system to promote economic, social and retail development among its members

Under the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, President Dato’ Mike initiated a fund collection campaign to provide 100 lunch boxes to feed the homeless and needy daily for 3 months (Dec. 2020, Jan. and Feb. 2021). A total of RM34,500 was collected for this and the caterer appointed is Kapital Kafe.

The ASEAN Business Forum was successfully held via ZOOM on 15 December, 2020 and attended by some 50 people. President Dato’ Mike presided as Moderator and the speakers included the following:
• Mr Albert Kong, CEO of Asiawide Franchise Consultants, Singapore
• Ms Nguyen Phi Van, Chairwoman of Retail & Franchise Association, Vietnam
• Mr Raymond Woo, Head of Merchants Aladdin Group, Halal Products Go Online, Malaysia
• Ibu Lavita Supit, Chairlady of Indonesia Franchise Licensing Association, Indonesia
• En Uzaidi Udanis, President of Tourism Council, Malaysia

Topics for the Forum included:
1. Exchange of views on the current Covid-19 pandemic situation;
2. Sharing best practices and moving forward strategies for business recovery plan for retail and tourism industries in ASEAN;
3. Sharing strategies and initiatives to promote open border Tourism in respective country


Founded in 1990, Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce (MCCC) is a non-governmental, non-profit, multi-ethnic and independent business association.

MCCC aims at promoting interaction, cooperation and development in trade, investment and other industrial and commercial fields between Malaysia and China as well as protecting the interests of our members.

MCCC has 10 branches in different states: Malacca, Perak, Johor, Penang, Terengganu, Sabah, Sarawak, Kelantan, Pahang and Kedah- Perlis. Currently, MCCC has over 1,800 corporate members, covering trade, manufacturing, finance, agriculture, real estate, tourism, education, consultation, services and other industries.

Meanwhile, MCCC also established the Young Entrepreneurs Committee and Women Entrepreneurs Committee to unify youth and women entrepreneurs, fostering new leadership and assisting MCCC to promote the affairs of the Chamber.

Following the rise of China, MCCC has become increasingly important as a platform to promote Sino-Malaysian economic and trade development. On top of forming tight cooperation with government agencies such as the Ministry of International Trade And Industry Malaysia, Ministry of Finance Malaysia, Ministry of Tourism Malaysia, Ministry of Primary Industries Malaysia, business associations and China Enterprises Association in Malaysia, we also maintain close relationship with relevant Chinese government agencies such as the Economic & Commercial Counsellor’s Office of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Malaysia, Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council (OCAOSC), All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade(CCPIT), China Overseas Exchange Association (COEA), China-ASEAN Expo Secretariat, China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit Secretariat, China Chamber of International Commerce (CCOIC), All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, China International Cooperation Association of SMES (Cicasme), China Association of Enterprises with Foreign Investment (CAEFI) and so forth.

With the support of Guangdong Tourism Bureau, MCCC has been appointed as the Guangdong Tourism Cooperation and Promotion Center Malaysia since 2014. In addition, from the beginning of 2015, MCCC was commissioned by the Chengdu Overseas Exchange Association (CDOEA) to become its Overseas Liaison Office.

In addition to frequent reception of delegations from various provinces and cities in China, MCCC also organizes, coorganizes or participates in exhibitions, trade and investment fairs, such as Canton Fair, China-ASEAN Expo, Expo Central China, Western China International Fair, China-Northeast Asia Expo, China International Fair for Investment & Trade (CIFIT), China Harbin International Economic and Trade Fair, China (Ningxia) International Halal Food/Muslim Commodities Festival and the Investment & Trade Fair, China (Qinghai) International Halal Food and Products Fair, East China Fair, Kunming Fair, Yiwu Imported Commodities Fair, China International Small and Medium Enterprises Fair, Guangdong 21st Century Maritime Silk Road International Expo and so forth.

In 2002, MCCC organized the first " China - ASEAN Cooperation Forum". This forum was held to discuss the construction of a free trade zone for China-ASEAN 1.9 billion population.

Hereafter, MCCC has seized the opportunity to organize the "Malaysia-China Entrepreneurs Conference" (MCEC) yearly since 2011. In 2014, 2016 and 2018, the MCEC has even been held beyond border in Xiamen, Chengdu and Nanjing, China respectively. The MCEC is highly recognized by all circles as it plays an important role in promoting the economic and trade cooperation between Malaysia and China.

Under the premise of creating a win-win situation, MCCC will continue to promote the Sino-Malaysia economic and trade development and investment cooperation.


About Malaysian Chinese Women’s Entrepreneur Associaton

Vision:
To be one of the leading Women Entrepreneur Associations in Malaysia and beyond

Mission :
To organise and to participate entrepreneurship activities for business community building and unity.

Objective:
To provide a platform to enable personal and business growth of Chinese women through positive work that will create a long lasting impactful contribution to individual and business developement as well to nation building by :

*encouraging self development, leadership and mentorship skills through participation in seminars, lectures, developmental and motivational programs.

*establishing and fostering reltionships with other relevant societies, non-governmental organisations, government ministries and the private sector for the benefit of the members.

Core Values :
Mastery.
Commitment.
Wisdom.
Empowerment.
Appreciation


Malaysian Institute of Corporate Governance’s mission is to be the leading advocate of Corporate Governance in Malaysia.

MICG’s principal activities are to promote and encourage corporate governance development, provide education and training for the benefit of its members and other interested institutions or bodies in Malaysia.

The Malaysian Institute of Corporate Governance (MICG) was established in March 1998 following a recommendation by the High Level Finance Committee on Corporate Governance. The Institute was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee, with founding members consisting of the Federation of Public Listed Companies (FPLC), the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA), the Malaysian Institute of Certified Public Accountants (MICPA), the Malaysian Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (MAICSA), and the Malaysian Institute of Directors (MID).

MICG’s principal activities are to promote and encourage corporate governance development, provide education and training for the benefit of its members and other interested institutions or bodies in Malaysia. The Institute is also provides a conducive environment for the Institute members to gather and exchange opinions, knowledge and information on corporate governance issues, with a view to strengthening compliance and conformance by corporations with relevant laws and regulations and enhancing self-regulating practices, and to receive fees and subscriptions from Institute members, partners and others. MICG also promotes academic study and research in and awareness of corporate governance, collect and circulate corporate information and data pertaining to corporate governance. MICG helps establish linkages and networking with other corporate governance organisations and subject experts both within and outside Malaysia, and to collaborate with relevant authorities and regulatory agencies and to be independent and impartial in providing input or information to relevant corporate stakeholders to enhance the governance of corporate entities.

Please visit www.micg.org.my or follow us on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/organization-guest/company/malaysianinstitute- of-corporate-governance.


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