BMCC Annual Report 2021

Sponsors, Partners and Sterling Members 2021

Diamond Sponsor

Esteemed Partners

Sterling Members

It gives me great pleasure to share my thoughts with all our members, as I look back at the BMCC performance in 2021. The challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic continued for most of 2021 and certainly made us all more resilient and adaptable from the lessons learnt from the previous year.

As the Chairman of the BMCC, I continue to serve in my role with great pleasure to ensure that we bring value and serve our members effectively. Despite the lack of opportunities to attend events and activities in-person during the year, I was pleased to participate virtually in many meetings and programmes with members organised by the Chamber. I am proud that the Chamber managed to be responsive to the needs and priorities of our members and operate in the digital space effectively.

Overall, the Chamber continued to offer high-quality virtual business-to-business engagement initiatives, create branding and profling opportunities for members through collaborations or via digital platforms, and strengthen our voice in industry advocacy by participating and engaging with the government on behalf of our business community. On top of that, the BMCC continued our role as the delivery partner of the Department for International Trade to support the entry of UK Businesses into Malaysia.

The Chamber organised a total of 48 webinars, digital roundtables and forums in 2021, The Chamber’s weekly e-newsletter and social media platforms to communicate and keep our members well-informed on all our initiatives and activities. Through the BMCC In Conversation Series, we shined the spotlight on several prominent government and industry leaders. We also launched the BMCC CEO Insight Series in August 2021 to feature CEOs and leaders from our Sterling membership network by sharing their insights and experiences on remaining resilient and versatile during challenging times.

Government engagement and industry advocacy continued to be important work for the team at the Chamber in 2021. I am delighted to share that we organised nine (9) roundtable discussions with government ministers and offcials including the Minister of International Trade and Industry, Minister of Finance, Chief Minister of Selangor, and the Chairman of the National Recovery Council. Besides that, BMCC wrote advocacy letters to government ministers and agencies, and participated in numerous consultation sessions and meetings, highlighting issues and challenges faced by our members in conducting their business operations. Our roundtable with the Minister of International Trade and Industry in London with MIDA as well as the meeting with the Chairman of the

Abrar A. Anwar Chairman

National Recovery Council resulted in positive action points and attracted prominent media coverage.

Climate Action was a common and priority theme with the Chamber and among our members during the year. We were proud to work with the British High Commission, Kuala Lumpur on multiple programmes on the Race to Zero theme as the UK prepared to host COP 26 in November 2022. The main highlight of climate action programmes was the inaugural BMCC Malaysia Climate Action Week in August 2021. The week-long programme featuring six webinars on climate action themes with 36 distinguished speakers attracted nearly 900 participants. During the week, we also launched the BMCC Climate Action Pledge to raise awareness about climate change and implement climate-related initiatives among organisations and businesses that have yet to commit to any climate-related goal, which to date has 29 signatories. We were also very delighted that our climate action programmes allowed us to partner with many of our members who were our sponsors, speakers and supporting organisations. The Chamber’s climate action initiatives with our members will be an ongoing effort as we believe the role of the private sector is extremely crucial to support the national ambition to achieve net-zero goals.

During the year, the Chamber constantly advocated in the interest of the education investors and their contribution to Malaysia’s talent development and economic growth. We engaged Ministries of Higher Education and Education via multiple channels and at different levels. A main highlight of the initiatives was the Roundtable discussion with the Minister Ministry of Higher Education, which resulted in the set-up of a working group between BMCC and the Ministry of Higher Education, chaired by the Secretary-General of the Ministry.

I am truly honoured to serve as Chairman of BMCC during the challenging times and to see the Chamber grow from strength to strength. I commend and thank the Executive Offce team led by Jennifer Lopez for their tenacity and great passion for the work they do in the interest of our member. I am confdent the Chamber’s good name will continue to be in their capable hands and I look forward to continuing my good working relationship with the team as well as my fellow board members to deliver the best value for our members.

All the work and successes of BMCC in 2021 would not have been possible without the unwavering support shown by our Patrons, Board of Directors, Sponsors, Strategic Partners, the British High Commission Kuala Lumpur, and all BMCC members. I am very grateful for your support, and I look forward to more successful collaborations and partnerships in the years to come. Here’s hoping for an even better 2022!

By the time we bid farewell to 2020, everyone was treading with cautious optimism with the hope that 2021 would be better. Despite the national vaccination programme progressing impressively, we continued our battle against the dreaded virus in 2021 amidst uncertainties of movement control orders and changing SOPs.

Hence, I welcome this opportunity to thank our stakeholders – our valued members, our strategic partners as well as my team whose adaptability and determination to make the best of diffcult times fuelled the BMCC’s thriving performance in 2021!

Our main goal for 2021 was to continuously understand our members’ needs and priorities to ensure we deliver the best value proposition for our members. After a steep learning curve to do most of our work digitally in 2020, we were on constant alert to manoeuvre the changes. We continue to speak with our members actively. Our constant conversations with our members not only made us stronger but allowed us to become closer to members who joined us to become our sponsors, strategic partners, speakers, and advisors for our key initiatives during the year.

Key highlights during the year:

1. Our fnancial performance continued to be strong despite the challenging 2 years. We managed to achieve a net proft position for the second year to ensure the Chamber’s fnancial sustainability.

2. We launched a series of green agenda initiatives throughout the year to promote climate action among the private sector as we understood that climate action and ESG are on the top agenda for many of our member companies as well as both the Malaysian and UK governments.

3. We hosted a lively digital discussion with Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia, on Women In Leadership Choose to Challenge, which attracted more than 200 participants, for International Women’s Day.

4. We launched a new fagship event – the Malaysia Climate Action Week which attracted 900 participants.

5. We introduced a new series – BMCC CEO Insights Series featuring CEOs and leaders from BMCC’s membership network, who are willing to spare some time from their busy schedules to share their leadership insights, stories, and wisdom.

CEO’s Foreword

Jennifer Lopez Chief Executive Offcer (CEO)

6. We hosted a total of 48 events (45 virtually and 3 inperson) during the year.

7. Assisting our members to brand and profle by creating platforms to partner with us as well as sharing their stories, news and campaigns on the Chamber’s digital platforms.

8. We set up 2 new member networks – BMCC Advisory Group and BMCC Green Initiatives Interest Group (now known as Sustainability Network).

9. We had 66 various engagements with government and policymakers, advocating and being the industry voice for our members.

10. Continued to support British exporters and meeting our commitment as the Department for International Trade’s overseas delivery partner, by facilitating a total of 249 meetings, hosting 2 virtual trade missions and organising 7 programmes to promote trade between UK and Malaysia.

As a team, we are proud of our achievements, and we are very grateful for all the support we have received to ensure success. This encourages us, as a team to continue to learn and improve to deliver the best for our members. Moving forward, we would like to continue with our plans to create new networks that align with members interest such as healthcare, and talent development. We are also keen to strengthen our presence outside Kuala Lumpur. And importantly, continue to create eco-systems that allows our members to identify opportunities to network and grow their businesses.

My sincere appreciation to our charismatic Chairman, Abrar A. Anwar, and fellow Board members, H.E. Charles Hay MVO and colleagues at the High Commission, key stakeholders in government agencies and our valued members, who are readily available to guide and support our work in the interest of the BMCC Business Community.

It has been a great honour to lead BMCC with my small and dynamic team. I am truly grateful for another successful 2021, despite the challenges. Together we look forward to working with you all for another exciting year ahead and take the BMCC to greater heights.

BMCC Patrons & Board Members

H.E. Charles Hay MVO

BMCC Patron British High Commissioner to Malaysia

Andrew Diamond BMCC Deputy Chairman CEO, Asset Data Solutions Sdn Bhd

Alan Stevens Master/CEO, Marlborough College Malaysia

Dato’ Larry Gan Chairman, Cloudaron Group Berhad (Resigned on 23 September 2021)

Hanif Hashim Senior Vice President & General Manager, Petrofac

Soo Hoo Khoon Yean Managing Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers Malaysia

Deborah Clarke OBE (Ex-offcio) Country Director, Department for International Trade

*Board of Directors as at 29 June 2022

Abrar A. Anwar

BMCC Chairman Managing Director & CEO, Standard Chartered Malaysia

Prof. Dr Mushtak Al-Atabi

BMCC Deputy Chairman CEO & Provost, Heriot-Watt University Malaysia Sdn Bhd

Y.A. Bhg. Tun Musa Hitam

BMCC Patron Chairman, World Islamic Economic Forum Foundation

Amanda Powell Director, KL Kudos Design Sdn Bhd

Nik Tasha Nik Kamaruddin

BMCC Treasurer Senior General Manager (Group Brand Marketing & Communications), Sunway Berhad

Andrew Sill MBE Managing Director, Country Head of Commercial Banking, HSBC Malaysia

David Ng

Managing Director (Malaysia & Myanmar), International SOS (M) Sdn Bhd (Resigned on 23 September 2021)

Dr Sanjeev Panchal Country President, AstraZeneca Sdn Bhd

Ivan Tan Country Chairman, Shell Malaysia

Mark Arthun Managing Director & Site Leader, Smith & Nephew Operations Sdn Bhd

Tan Sri Michael Yeoh President, Kingsley Advisory & Strategic Initiatives Sdn Bhd

William Addington Managing Director, TechSol Sdn Bhd

Jazreel Goh MBE (Ex-offcio) Country Director, British Council

Jennifer Lopez CEO, British Malaysian Chamber of Commerce Berhad

BMCC Executive Office Team

Roufzah Razali Senior Manager Membership & Strategic Partnerships

Chan Ching Thut Marketing & Communications Manager

Badtrieshah Haquem Digital Marketing Executive

About BMCC

EJennifer Lopez Chief Executive Offcer

Karen Dass Senior Manager Events

Daniel Lee Public Affairs & Government Relations Manager

Syahirah Nasir Multimedia & Business Services Executive

Azlin Alwi Finance, HR & Admin Manager

Darshini Letchimenan Trade Offcer

Phoebe Nonis Senior Manager – Trade Services; Executive Assistant to CEO

Geetha Arumugam Trade Offcer

*Executive Offce Team as at 29 June 2022

stablished in 1963, the British Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (BMCC) has been driven by the sole ordinance of advancing bilateral trade relations between the United Kingdom and Malaysia. Over the past six decades, the BMCC has been a catalyst in providing businesses with networking platforms, branding & exposure, international trade services and industry advocacy. Today, the BMCC has frmly rooted itself as one of Southeast Asia’s most prolifc Chambers.

The BMCC is part of the Global Chamber Network, comprising British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) members and business groups that are located across all continents of the world and directly linked to Chambers of Commerce in every region of the UK. The BMCC is also member of the Britain in Southeast Asia (BiSEA) network, a group of 8 British Chambers and Business Councils across the Southeast Asian region, aimed at providing channels for businesses to reach into Southeast Asia markets and the region.

Members See Value in Joining the BMCC

Sterling Membership Large Corporate SME Corporate 85% Retention Rate

27

Members

Value proposition through our four pillars of services Business-To-Business Networking Branding And Profling Platforms Bilateral

The BMCC successfully sustained its membership strength in 2021 as we welcomed 27 new corporate members and retained 85% of our existing members. Although the year remained challenging with the ongoing pandemic, our high retention rate of members can be attributed to the extensive value we provide to our members in supporting their business needs and growth.

The Chamber is guided by our four pillars of service namely business-to-business networking, creating branding and profling platforms, bilateral trade services, and collective industry voice; to continuously serve our members by delivering the right value propositions.

Value of Membership

Challenges brought on by the pandemic remained throughout 2021. Nonetheless, the BMCC remained steadfast by staying resilient and constantly adapting to the evolving situation to ensure that we deliver our services and fulfl our commitments to our members and stakeholders. Throughout the course of our work, we have received encouraging words and positive comments from supportive members that keep us going. The following is some appreciative feedback we have received:

“BMCC has been an invaluable partner for us particularly during this pandemic and we value its openness to listen and proactive approach to tackling issues for the business community.”

Shirley Loh

Regional Managing Director, Owen Mumford Malaysia

“Being a member of BMCC has given a fresh perspective to the leadership at VERITAS. It has encouraged us to think more globally about our contribution to humanity as shapers of the built environment across the planet. The BMCC has also inspired us to think and do more to fulfl our responsibility as a corporate citizen by embracing the tenets of positive environmental, social and governance policies. Thank you BMCC!”

David Mizan Hashim

Group Founder, President and Director, VERITAS Design Group

“Being a CSR partner of the BMCC has opened so many doors for us especially in promoting humanitarian and sustainability causes to changemakers and industry leaders. It is such a privilege to be able to work with an organisation that not only understands what we are trying to achieve with our sustainability goals, but also doing it with heart that caters to the general wellbeing of the communities. We are also tremendously grateful for the aid from BMCC that allowed us to extend much needed assistance to thousands of benefciaries during such challenging periods last year especially due to the COVID-19 and food crises which affected thousands of people in the greater Klang Valley and the rest of the country.”

Mohd Syazwan Mokhtar General Manager, The Lost Food Project

“The BMCC Business Excellence Awards certainly sets the benchmark for how an industry awards presentation should be organised! The nominees and the winners would defnitely value being a part of it due to its stringent judging criteria!”

Selina

Yeop

Junior CEO, Salina & Associates PR

“BMCC allows GSK to expand our networks through relevant events with various industrial sectors and governmental arms. We recognise that forming partnerships with different businesses, organisations and academics is a fundamental part of our business activities so that we are able to collaboratively highlight crucial ideas to the relevant groups in Malaysia.”

Jonathan Pan

Vice President & General Manager, Malaysia & Brunei, GSK Pharmaceutical Sdn Bhd

“Being a new BMCC member, we are very grateful and impressed by the level of support and opportunities provided by BMCC to its members. They have clearly taken the effort to recognise our specialised services that we offer in the areas of Indirect Tax Consultancy and Total Global Project Logistics Management that we could extend to all BMCC members. BMCC also provides a very good platform for networking locally and internationally.”

S. Kuldip Seine

Managing Director, Trans International Logistiks Sdn Bhd

“BMCC has been a superb support to MCM and it remains a powerful advocate, source of advice, connections with partners in our sector and others, and provides some outstanding forums by members, guests and government ministers.

The Chamber has facilitated useful collective dialogues with government ministries and agencies in ways that we could not do alone.”

Alan Stevens

Master, Marlborough College Malaysia (MCM)

Key Highlights for 2021

Throughout 2021, we continued to focus on our engagement with our members digitally but at the same time, we started to plan for events that can be organised face-to-face in anticipation of the relaxation of the Movement Control Orders and easing of COVID-19 standard operating procedures by the government.

Webinars and Networking Activities

Sector Committee Actions

Trade Services

Digital Platforms as Effective Communication Channels

Industry Advocacy and Government Engagement

Webinars and Networking Activities

Overall, the BMCC organised a total of 48 events throughout 2021, with the bulk of the events organised digitally and three events organised physically. Some key highlights included:

Great for a Sustainable Future Campaign

Under the big umbrella of this campaign, BMCC organised four Green-themed webinars.

Energy Outlook

10 March 2021

Key players and policymakers in Malaysia discussed their net-zero ambitions and developments, as well as the drivers and challenges in guiding the national policymaking on the deployment of the clean energy transition. Featured speakers included Datuk Ali Biju, Deputy Minister of Energy and Natural Resources and Ken O’Flaherty, UK’s COP26 Regional Ambassador to the Asia Pacifc and South Asia.

Renewable Energy Opportunities

19 March 2021

This webinar organised by the Department for International Trade, UK, supported by the BMCC was designed for UK clean energy players to learn about the opportunities and challenges of the renewable energy sector in Malaysia. Participants had the opportunity to discover insights directly from policymakers and experts to deepen their understanding of the renewable energy landscape in Malaysia.

Co-organised in collaboration with the British High Commission Kuala Lumpur, 285 participants attended this webinar, which was part of the Great for a Sustainable Future Campaign as a run-up for the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow. In his special address, H.E. Charles Hay MVO, British High Commissioner to Malaysia said the UK was committed to deliver £11.6 billion in international climate fnance over the next fve years, with Malaysia being one of the recipient countries. The webinar featured a panel of 12 progressive thought and business leaders discussing the transition to a zero-carbon future.

UK Green Investment Landscape: Outlook for Malaysian Investors

Another collaboration with the British High Commission Kuala Lumpur, the webinar promoted climate change action and sustainable fnance. The webinar was headlined by a conversation with the Lord Mayor of the City of London, Alderman William Russell, which was chaired and moderated by H.E. Charles Hay MVO, British High Commissioner to Malaysia. The webinar also featured a panel of experts from the London Stock Exchange and Department for International Trade, UK who discussed the growing relevance of ESG investing for sustainable value creation amid the pandemic-driven global economic crisis.

31 March 2021

Women in Leadership Choose to Challenge Webinar

20 March 2021

In celebration of International Women’s Day 2021, the BMCC and Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia proudly presented the “Women in Leadership Choose to Challenge” webinar on 20 March 2021 to inspire, empower and advocate women leadership.

More than 200 participants tuned in to watch a vibrant panel comprising London-based Dr Amalina Che Bakri, General Surgeon Registrar & Clinical Research Fellow of Imperial College London, Dr Sumitra Nair, Vice-President and Head of Digital Skills and Jobs of Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), Patrina Tang, Director of TedBoy Bakery, Low Ngai Yuen, Founder of WOMEN:girls, and Darina Yusof, Country Chief Risk Offcer of Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia engaged in a lively discussion on creating a gender-equal world and shared stories on their personal journeys as successful women leaders in the hour-long webinar.

BMCC In Conversation Series

This webinar series featured leaders from the public and private sectors talking and discoursing specifc themes. Among the guests who appeared in the BMCC In Conversation Series during the year included H.E. Charles Hay MVO, the British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Surina Shukri, then Chief Executive Offcer of Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), and Dato’ Dr Anas Alam Faizli, Chief Executive Offcer of ProtectHealth Corporation.

BMCC CEO Insights Series

A new series was introduced during the year featuring CEOs and leaders from BMCC’s membership network to share their leadership insights, stories behind the scenes, experiences, and wisdom on remaining resilient and agile during diffcult times. Guest speakers who appeared in BMCC CEO Insights Series included Professor Mushtak Al-Atabi, Chief Executive Offcer and Provost of HeriotWatt University Malaysia and Nic Chambers, Country Head of Michael Page.

BMCC Malaysia Climate Action Week and BMCC Climate Action Pledge

25 - 29 October 2021

BMCC was proud to launch the inaugural Malaysia Climate Action Week (MCAW) in partnership with the British High Commission Kuala Lumpur. It was fve impactful days that featured six cogent climate action-themed webinars targeted at the business community, to set the scene for COP26 proceedings. The fve days featured an impressive line-up of 36 subject matter experts and corporate leaders with discussions on climate change that covered ESG principles, climate governance, sustainable energy, climate-smart cities, net-zero supply chains and food supply. The webinars attracted close to 900 registrations. A key highlight of the event was the BMCC Climate Action Pledge, which was initiated as a platform to encourage businesses operating in Malaysia to take their frst steps or demonstrate their leadership towards decarbonisation over the next 12 months. At the time of the launch, 24 companies signed; followed by another 5 after the launch.

BMCC Virtual Roundtable with Richard Graham MP, UK Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Malaysia

20 October 2021

BMCC hosted an exclusive roundtable session with Richard Graham MP, UK Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Malaysia. During the roundtable, Richard updated delegates on the UK economy, outlined recovery goals and why the UK remains a vital investment destination. Participants of the roundtable also shared their experiences of investing and conducting business in the UK and discussed wider concerns such as corporate commitments to decarbonisation.

BMCC Christmas Networking

10 December 2021

After much anticipation, BMCC organised our frst physical networking event in close to two years. Chairman Abrar A. Anwar welcomed more than 140 members who attended the BMCC Christmas Networking to mingle, expand their business contacts and celebrate the year-end holiday season. H.E. Charles Hay MVO, British High Commissioner to Malaysia was joined by BMCC board members on stage as he gave the Christmas toast and wished everyone a good and enjoyable holiday season. It was a meaningful and fun get-together to close another year of challenges and uncertainties.

Sector Committee Actions

Our sector committees, namely the Higher Education, Education (3-18 Years) and Energy as well as the Construction and Engineering Network, and Green Initiatives Interest Group (now known as BMCC Sustainability Network), continue to be valuable platforms for members to exchange information and share best practices, discuss on challenges and opportunities within their sectors as well as expand their network within and out of their own sectors. Various engagements, meetings and initiatives were held throughout the year, including:

Engagement with Government Ministries and Agencies on industry-related issues

• Higher Education Committee: Ministerial Roundtable with Minister of Higher Education resulting in the set-up of MOHEBMCC Joint Working Group

• Education Committee (3-18 years): Roundtable with Private Education Division, Ministry of Education to discuss operational matters due to COVID-19 regulations

• Energy Committee: Deputy Minister of Energy and Natural Resources gave an opening keynote during the Energy Outlook 2021 Forum

• Construction and Engineering Network: Roundtable with Director General, Department of Occupational Safety & Health to discuss safety issues in the construction industry

Webinars and Meetings on sharing of challenges and best practices

• Higher Education Committee: Quarterly meetings and launch of Student Voice Report, Improving Employability Skills in the Finance and Accounting Sector

• Education Committee: Besides several meetings and discussions with the Private Education Division and advocacy letters to the ministry, the committee met 13 times in 2021, providing a valuable platform to share best practices in adapting to the changes of regulations in schools’ operations due to the pandemic

• Energy Committee: Energy Outlook 2021 and quarterly committee meetings

• Green Initiatives Interest Group: Initiated in April 2021, the group met 3 times and helped to promote and participated in the BMCC Malaysia Climate Action Week in October

Improving Employability Skills in the Finance and Accounting Sector by Higher Education Committee

Student Voice Report

Our Digital Platforms as Effective Communication Channels

BMCC members are constantly kept updated on the Chamber’s happenings, members’ news and government insights through our weekly e-newsletter published every Monday and our active presence on social media platforms. Our digital platforms also provide branding and profling opportunities for our members to promote their programmes, marketing campaigns and success stories to a wider BMCC network.

10,000 Distribution across ASEAN & UK e-Newsletter

Green edition

15,000+ Followers across social media channels Social Media

6,650 Monthly local & foreign visitors Website www.bmcc.org.my

Starting from February 2021, BMCC dedicated the last edition of our weekly e-newsletter every month to Green business and sustainability. The Green edition covers the latest Chamber and government updates on public policies, relevant reports and upcoming events on the Green agenda. Each edition also features leading-edge perspectives on climate action and sustainable business under the “Members’ Green Outlook” section as well as a Q&As with captains of industries among BMCC members in the “Leadership in Action: Inspiring Solutions” section.

Sterling Member Spotlight

Our e-newsletter also introduced a new column: Meet the CEO. The Meet the CEO is an exclusive interview series focussing on CEOs from our Sterling membership to share insights about their companies and investments in Malaysia and the UK.

Trade Services:

Meeting our Commitment as the Overseas Delivery Partner for the Department for International Trade (DIT)

Our trade services team continued supporting British exporters to Malaysia and meeting our commitment as the overseas delivery partner for the Department for International Trade, UK. Achievements for the year included:

a. Facilitation of a total of 249 meetings with British exporters.

b. Two (2) successful virtual trade missions from the Department for International Trade Northern Powerhouse and the Welsh Government.

c. Organised information sharing sessions on Doing Business/Investing in Malaysia, in collaboration with Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), InvestKL, Invest Penang, British Malaysian Society, Newables, and Hertfordshire Chamber.

d. Organised a Roundtable between the Ministry of Environment and Water and the UK Green Tech companies.

e. Participated in 1-to-1 meeting sessions for DIT, UK Going Global and Midlands Engine programmes.

f. Promotional webinar on the Regional Virtual Trade Mission to Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam on Green Building Solutions which would take place in 2022, as well as a webinar on the theme “Why employers should hire during the pandemic crisis”.

BMCC – Business Wales: Welsh Virtual Export Market Visit to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Northern Powerhouse Pre-Mission Briefng

BMCC – InvestKL: Doing Business in ASEAN, Focus on Malaysia

BMCC Virtual Roundtable with the Ministry of Environment & Water

BMCC – Direct English: Why Hire During the Pandemic Crisis: Look For The Silver Lining

Regional Virtual Trade Mission for Green Building Solutions

Industry Advocacy and Government Engagement

Throughout 2021, the Chamber continued to play its role as a collective voice to represent its members in engaging with the government, providing valuable opportunities for the BMCC members and business community to share their thoughts and feedback with key decision-makers in the country.

BMCC Virtual Roundtable with Minister of Higher Education

12 July 2021

BMCC was proud to organise a roundtable discussion between the Ministry of Higher Education and the BMCC Higher Education Committee to strengthen public-private sector collaboration and help navigate the country’s education sector out of this unprecedented crisis. The Ministry was represented by Datuk Seri Dr Noraini Ahmad, Minister of Higher Education, Datuk Seri Dr Mazlan Yusoff, Secretary General of Ministry of Higher Education, and six other senior offcials. A joint working group co-chaired by the Secretary General and Chair of BMCC Higher Education Committee was set up to collaborate on priority areas such as graduate employability and digitalisation.

BMCC – MIDA Breakfast Meeting between Senior Minister and Minister of International Trade and Industry, and BMCC Members/UK Investors in London

18 October 2021

BMCC together with MIDA organised a closed-door breakfast meeting between BMCC members and Dato’ Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali, Senior Minister and Minister of International Trade and Industry as part of his Trade and Investment Mission to Europe from 13 to 21 October 2021. The meeting was an opportunity for the members to discuss future expansion plans, current operating barriers as well as how the government can further facilitate the ease of doing business in Malaysia.

BMCC Roundtable with Chief Minister of Selangor

9 November 2021

BMCC members with operations in the Klang Valley were given the opportunity to engage with Dato’ Seri Amirudin Shari, Chief Minister of Selangor; Dato’ Teng Chang Khim, EXCO for Investment, Trade and Industry as well as other leaders from Selangor State Government’s agencies to discuss challenges and opportunities for new and expansion of investments in the state of Selangor. Discussions between several members and the state government offcials continued post-roundtable, with potential investments taking place.

BMCC Roundtable between National Recovery Council Chairman and Sterling Members

17 November 2021

BMCC successfully organised an exclusive Roundtable between Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, Chairman of the National Recovery Council and 15 BMCC members comprising Sterling Members from various sectors that were deeply impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic as well as key sectors that would help accelerate the economic recovery under the National Recovery Plan. Members had the opportunity to highlight key issues and recommendations that needed immediate attention including talent development and retention strategies for the economic recovery. Following this roundtable, the BMCC was invited to present our recommendations to the National Recovery Council.

BMCC Virtual Roundtable with the Minister of Finance

2 December 2021

Following Malaysia’s Budget 2022 announcement on 29 October, the BMCC organised a virtual dialogue with Tengku Datuk Seri Utama Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz, Minister of Finance. Sterling members of the BMCC were given the opportunity to provide their feedback on the Budget 2022 and raise key issues that might be of concern to UK investors and businesses in Malaysia.

Listing of all the activities under Industry Advocacy and Government Engagement

Types of Engagement

Roundtable

Discussions

No of Engagements

11

Details

• 4 June 2021 – Roundtable with Dr Nagulendran Kangayatkarasu, then Deputy Secretary General of Ministry of Water and Environment, and UK Green tech companies

• 14 June 2021 – Roundtable with Ir Zailee Dollah, Director General of Department of Occupational Safety and Health

• 21 June 2021 – Roundtable with Private Education Division, Ministry of Education

• 12 July 2021 – Roundtable with Datuk Seri Dr Noraini Ahmad, Minister of Higher Education

• 23 August 2021 – Roundtable with Private Education Division, Ministry of Education

• 20 October 2021 – Roundtable with Richard Graham MP, UK Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Malaysia with BMCC members

• 9 November 2021 – Roundtable with Dato' Seri Amirudin Shari, Chief Minister of Selangor

• 17 November 2021 – Roundtable with Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, Chairman of National Recovery Council

• 2 December 2021 – Roundtable with Tengku Datuk Seri Utama Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz, Minister of Finance

BMCC also participated in the following:

• 9 March 2021 – Roundtable with Datuk Seri Mohd Redzuan Md Yusof, then Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department for Special Functions and Datuk Mastura Mohd Yazid, Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department for Special Functions on the Economic Empowerment Initiatives and ‘Shared Prosperity Vision 2030’, organised by EUROCHAM for European chambers

• 21 May 2021 – Special session with Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, then Prime Minister and industry players to present collective views on total lockdown, organised by Ministry of International Trade and Industry

• 20 May 2021 – BMCC letter to Ministry of International Trade and Industry on industry’s concern on total lockdown

• 2 July 2021 – Letter to Prime Minister: BMCC Urges Concerted Government –Industry Efforts for way out of COVID-19 Pandemic

• 17 July 2021 – Letter to H.E. Charles Hay MVO, British High Commissioner to Malaysia: The UK Government’s policy on quarantine-free travel for fully vaccinated passengers returning from amber list countries.

• 27 July 2021 – Letter to Minister of Finance and Minister of International Trade and Industry: Vaccination Status of Malaysians and Expatriates Vaccinated Abroad & Quarantine Rules

• 20 August 2021 – Letter to Secretary General of Ministry of Education: Reopening of private international schools

• 14 September 2021 – Letter to Minister of Education: Reopening of private international schools

• 15 September 2021 – Inter-chamber to Minister of Education: Reopening of private international schools

Consultative Sessions

5

• 7 September 2021 – Budget 2022 Consultation: Employment Focus Group

• 16 September 2021 – National Budget 2022 consultation between foreign chambers and Minister of Finance

• 22 September 2021 – Review of The Expatriate Policy in Malaysia: Working Group Discussion with Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Human Resource

• 12 October 2021 – National Investment Aspirations Investment Lab by Ministry of International Trade and Industry and Boston Consulting Group

• 9 December 2021 – Dinner and engagement session with Minister of Home Affairs

• 26 March 2021 – CEO of BMCC and Senior Manager, Membership of BMCC met with Thomas Mathew, Group CEO of TalentCorp Malaysia to understand their initiatives under the Talent and Graduates programmes

• 21 April 2021 – Chairman of BMCC and CEO of BMCC met with Datuk Mohd Mustafa Abdul Aziz, CEO of Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) and Sharimahton Mat Saleh, Deputy CEO (Export Acceleration) of MATRADE

• 3 June 2021 – Soft Power Committee Meeting with British High Commission Kuala Lumpur

• 14 June 2021 – Meeting with National Association of Private Educational Institutions (NAPEI) on joint advocacy for education sector

• 23 June 2021 – Meeting with Industry Relations Department, Ministry of Higher Education – pre-meeting for Roundtable with Minister of Higher Education

• 5 July 2021 – Meeting with MIDA on setting up Regional/Representatives Offces

• 3 August 2021 – Meeting with Malaysian Association of Private Colleges and Universities (MAPCU) on joint advocacy for higher education sector

• 3 August 2021 – Meeting with MyXpats for updates on applications for expatriates

• 5 August 2021 – Meeting with TalentCorp Malaysia on improving the current processes for expatriates

• 25 August 2021 – Inter-chamber meeting with Ministry of International Trade and Industry to provide feedback on Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) policy change

• 10 September 2021 – Education Committee meeting with Private Education Department, Ministry of Education to discuss reopening of private international schools

• 13 October 2021 – Meeting with Deputy Minister of Environment and Water to invite for the launch of Malaysia Climate Action Week

• 21 October 2021 – Meeting with Ministry of Higher Education on formalising the Joint Working Group with the BMCC Higher Education Committee

• 5 November 2021 – Meeting with Economic Planning Unit of Sarawak on trade mission proposal

Attended Briefngs and Alerts to Members

11

Support for Government’s Events

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• 4 March 2021 – Deputy Chairman of BMCC and CEO of BMCC attended virtual briefng on the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme by Khairy Jamaluddin, Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, and organised by Ministry of International Trade and Industry

• 12 March 2021 – Briefng by MIDA on the One Stop Centre and Safe Travel Portal to ease the movement of business travellers by expediting the approval of their entry to do business in Malaysia

• 13 April 2021 – Follow up discussion with the industry on the National COVID-19 Immunisation Programme with Ministry of International Trade and Industry. COVID-19 Cases and Vaccination Status Updates for Manufacturers by Ministry of International Trade and Industry

• 21 July 2021 – Public-Private Partnership Industry Immunisation Programme (PIKAS) by Ministry of International Trade and Industry

• 21 July 2021 – Safe@Work Programme by Ministry of International Trade and Industry

• 22 July 2021 – National COVID-19 Immunisation Programme (PICK) by Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation

• 16 August 2021 – Vaccination Rate among Industries by Ministry of International Trade and Industry

• 17 August 2021 – Hotspot Identifcation for Dynamic Engagement (HIDE) system by Ministry of International Trade and Industry and Bank Negara Malaysia

• 20 September 2021 – SOPs for Reopening of Schools by Ministry of Education

• 28 September 2021 – SOPs for Workers’ Accommodation and Centralised Labour Quarters for Manufacturing Sector by Ministry of International Trade and Industry

• 13 October 2021 – One Stop Centre for Business Travellers by MIDA

• 23 March 2021 – CEO of BMCC attended the launch of MIDA One Stop Centre in KLIA, offciated by Dato’ Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali, Senior Minister and Minister of International Trade and Industry

• 18 October 2021 – Partnered MIDA to organise the Breakfast Meeting between major UK companies with Dato’ Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali, Senior Minister and Minister of International Trade and Industry in London

• 2 November 2021 – CEO of BMCC attended the Industry Excellence Awards (Anugerah Kecemerlangan Industri) organised by Ministry of International Trade and Industry

• 18 November 2021 – Attended Selangor International Business Summit opening ceremony and launch organised by Invest Selangor

• 19 November 2021 – Attended the Networking Luncheon hosted by Dato’ Teng Chang Khim, Selangor State Executive Councillor for Investment, Trade and Industry

• 25 November 2021 – CEO of BMCC attended Selangor Aviation Show opening ceremony organised by Invest Selangor

• 30 November 2021 – CEO of BMCC attended the launch of the Expatriate Services Division (ESD) Satellite Centre at KLIA by Dato’ Seri Hamzah Zainuddin, Minister of Home Affairs

BMCC Committees & Networks

In 2021, the BMCC Energy Committee, Higher Education Committee and Education Committee (3-18 Years) continued to play infuential roles in fostering dialogues and engagements between BMCC members and key players in their respective industries. In addition, the Construction and Engineering Network, Green Initiatives Interest Group (now known as Sustainability Network) and the BMCC Advisory Group provided additional platforms for such dialogues and engagements.

We thank all members who participated in the committee and network engagements, shared their views and ideas, and contributed to more opportunities for collaborations and partnerships between the UK and Malaysia in their respective sectors.

Energy Committee

Chairman:

Brian Pye, Technical Services Director, Three60 Energy Group *

Deputy Chairman:

Luke Joseph, Country Head, bp Malaysia

Committee Members:

• BP Business Service Centre Asia

• EM&I Asset Integrity Services

• Enquest Petroleum

• Fulkrum Technical Resources

• Petrofac Malaysia

• Ricardo Asia (UK) Ltd

• Score Asia

• Serba Dinamik Group **

• Shell

• SMS Sand Management Services

• The Energy Industries Council (EIC)

• Three60 Energy Group

• Tidal Resources

* Brian Pye succeeded Mohamad Hanif Hashim from Petrofac as Chairman on 5 October 2021

** No longer a committee member in 2022

Higher Education Committee

Chairman:

Prof. Mushtak Al-Atabi, BMCC Deputy Chairman

CEO & Provost, Heriot-Watt University Malaysia

Deputy Chairman:

Prof. Rebecca Taylor, Pro Vice-Chancellor (ASEAN) & CEO (Malaysia), University of Southampton

Committee Members:

• 3Quantum Consultancy

• ACCA Malaysia

• Advance HE

• Asia e-University

• CIMA SE Asia Sdn Bhd

• City & Guilds (M) Sdn Bhd

• CMI Management & Leadership Sdn Bhd

• Heriot-Watt University Malaysia

• The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW)

• International University of Malaya-Wales

Sdn Bhd (IUMW)

• Insendi Limited (Imperial College)

• Kaplan Financial Limited

• Lancaster University

• Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia

• QS Enrolment Solutions

• Sunway University

• Tribal Group (M) Sdn Bhd

• University of Hertfordshire

• Universiti Kuala Lumpur (UniKL)

• Universiti Malaya (UM)

• University of Nottingham Malaysia

• University of Reading

• University of Southampton

Education Committee (3-18 Years)

Chairman:

Roger Schultz, Head, The Alice Smith School

Chair of Advocacy Working Group:

Alan Stevens, Master, Marlborough College Malaysia

Committee Members:

• 3Quantum Consultancy

• Beaconhouse Malaysia

• Charterhouse International

• Epsom College Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Garden International School

• GEMS International School

• IGB International School

• International Schools Partnership (Tenby School)

• Kolej Tuanku Jaafar

• MABECS Sdn Bhd

• Marlborough College Malaysia

• Nexus International School

• Orchidhouse Leadership

• Sri KDU International School

• St John’s International School

• Stonyhurst International School

• The Alice Smith School

• The British International School Kuala Lumpur

• The International School @ ParkCity

BMCC Advisory Group

Chairman:

Mark Arthun, BMCC Board Member

Managing Director and Site Leader for Smith & Nephew Operations Sdn Bhd

Members:

• Abdullah Chan

• Arup

• BAE Systems

• BMP Tech

• British American Tobacco

• Chemopharm

• Dyson

• GSK

• Herbert Smith Freehills

• Michael Page

• Owen Mumford

• PwC Malaysia

• Royal Selangor

• Smith & Nephew Operations

• Synthomer

• Turner & Townsend

• Weir Minerals Malaysia

Green Initiatives Interest Group (now known as BMCC Sustainability Network)

Members:

• Arup

• DDGI

• EY Consulting

• Heriot-Watt University Malaysia

• HSBC

• IOI Palmwood

• Kingsley Strategic Institute

• Newcastle University

• Owen Mumford

• PwC Malaysia

• Sime Darby Property

• Smith & Nephew Operations

• Synthomer

• The International School @ Desapark City

• THREE60 Energy

• Turner & Townsend

• University of Nottingham Malaysia

Calendar of Events

Trade Chamber

Sector Committees

JAN

25 | BMCC – BHCKL: In Conversation with His Excellency Charles Hay MVO, British High Commissioner to Malaysia

FEB MAR APR

18 | AMCHAM – BMCC: Navigating Through Tax Audits

20 | BMCC – Standard Chartered: Women in Leadership: #ChooseToChallenge

25 | BMCC – BHC: The Time is Now: Race to Zero

31 | BMCC – BHCKL: UK Green Investment Landscape: Outlook for Malaysian Investors

22 | BMCC – InvestKL: Doing Business in ASEAN, Focus on Malaysia

12 | BMCC One Stop Centre (OSC) for Business Travellers and Malaysia’s Travel Safe Portal

15 | BMCC – Direct English: Why Hire During the Pandemic Crisis: Look For The Silver Lining

16 | FMM – BMCC: EU-EXIT: Trade & Investment Opportunities for Malaysian Companies and Conversion from Conformitѐ Europёenne (CE) Mark to United Kingdom Conformity Assessed (UKCA)

22-24 | Midlands Engine Week: Opportunities for UK Businesses in Malaysia

10 | BMCC – BHC: Energy Outlook

2021 – Charting A New Path Towards Sustainability

MAY JUN

27 | BMCC In Conversation with Surina Shukri, Chief Executive Offcer of MDEC

13-15 | BMCC – Business Wales: Welsh Virtual Export Market Visit to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

28 | COVID-19 Vaccination: A Timely Talk to Address Your Concerns and Expectations

30 | BMCC – UNGCMYB: CEO Climate Action Virtual Roundtable

11 | BMCC – DIT: Northern Powerhouse Malaysia: Tech Rising Star in Southeast Asia

3 | BMCC – Invest Penang: PenangA Key Pillar to Malaysia’s Trade

7 | Higher Education Committee: Professional Education – Improving Employability Skills in the Finance & Accounting Sector

26 | Higher Education Committee: The Student Voice in A Time of Change

28 | BMCC – CCIFM: Virtual Networking Session

5 | Northern Powerhouse Pre-Mission Briefng

4 | BMCC Virtual Roundtable with the Ministry of Environment & Water

14 | BMCC Virtual Roundtable on Construction Site Safety

12 | MOHE – BMCC Higher Education Committee Roundtable Discussion

4 | BMCC CEO Insights Series: Staying Resilient and Surviving the Storm

5 | BMCC – InvestKL: Greater Kuala Lumpur (GKL) Live Lab - Your Innovation and Ideation Smart City

19 | The Evolution of Digital Healthcare in Current Times and Its Potential

6 | Cryptocurrency: Doom or Boom?

11 | BMCC – Standard Chartered: Decarbonising Supply Chain

14 | BMCC CEO Insights Series: Leading Through Change

23 | BMCC Annual General Meeting

30 | BMCC In Conversation with ProtectHealth Malaysia

20 | BMCC Virtual Roundtable with Richard Graham, UK’s PM Trade Envoy to Malaysia

25-29 | BMCC – BHCKL: Climate Action week

2 | Economic Outlook and Post Budget 2022

9 | BMCC – Invest Selangor: Roundtable with Chief Minister of Selangor

16 | BMCC – CCIFM: Malaysia Economic Outlook & Post Budget 2022

17 | BMCC Roundtable with Chairman of National Recovery Council

18 | BMCC – Key Risk: Conducting Effective and Professional Internal Investigations

2 | BMCC Post Budget 2022 –Roundtable with Minister of Finance

10 | BMCC Christmas Networking

7 | Northern Powerhouse Virtual Trade Mission to Malaysia: Mission Briefng

17 | Regional Virtual Trade Mission for Green Building Solutions

Membership in 2021

The BMCC membership structure is based on four available categories: (1) Individual, (2) SME, (3) Large and (4) Sterling.

Group 1

• Aerospace & Defence

• Automotive

• Banking & Finance

• Events, Exhibition & Conference Management

• Government Agency

• Relocation Services

• Retail Services

• Transportation & Logistics

Group 2

• Aviation

• Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) & Shared Service Centre (SSC)

• CSR

• Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)

• Plantations

• Research Agency

• Service Offce

• Training Providers

• Waste Management

Members Listing 2021

#

• 39 Essex Street Chambers

• 3Quantum Consultancy Sdn Bhd

A

• ABAC Center Of Excellence Sdn Bhd

• Abdullah Chan & Co

• Absolute Financial Solutions Ltd

• ACCA Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Advance HE

• Agensi Pekerjaan Michael Page International (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• Agensi Pekerjaan Robert Walters Sdn Bhd

• Allied Pickfords (M) Sdn Bhd

• AP Digital Media Sdn Bhd

• APD Book Services Sdn Bhd

• Arup Jururunding Sdn Bhd

• Asia e Learning Sdn Bhd

• Asset Data Solutions Sdn Bhd

• Astrazeneca Sdn Bhd

• Automation & Control Systems Sdn Bhd

• Axis Reit Managers Berhad

B

• BAE Systems (International) Ltd

• Barber, Mullan and Associates Sdn Bhd

• Bawiq Sdn Bhd

• Beaconhouse Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Ben Line Agencies Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Berkeley Residential (Singapore) Pte Ltd

• Beyond Expatriate Advisory (MM2H) Sdn Bhd

• Big Dataworks Sdn Bhd

• Bishop Sport and Leisure

• Bluestar AMG

• BMP Technologies Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• BMW Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Bowers Metrology Limited

• BP Business Service Centre Asia Sdn Bhd

• BPP International Limited

• Brighton Management Limited

• British American Tobacco (Malaysia) Berhad

• British Council

• British Standards Institution (BSI Services Malaysia Sdn Bhd)

C

• Cairnsmore Services Sdn Bhd

• Chai Ramsay

• Charterhouse Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Chemopharm Sdn Bhd

• CIMA SE Asia Sdn Bhd

• Citibank Berhad

• City & Guilds (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• Cloudaron Group Berhad

• CMI Management and Leadership Sdn Bhd

• Constellar Exhibitions Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Convex Malaysia Sdn Bhd (Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre)

• Crown Worldwide Group Sdn Bhd

• Cyberview Sdn Bhd

• Cycle & Carriage Bintang Berhad

D

• DAC Beachcroft LLP

• Dato’ Richard Alexander John Curtis

• DDGI Limited (Authorised Representative Offce)

• Deloitte Tax Services Sdn Bhd

• Delta Gate Solutions Sdn Bhd

• DRB-HICOM EZ-Drive Sdn Bhd

• Duckhams Oil Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Dyson Manufacturing Sdn Bhd

E

• E Glove Sdn Bhd

• Eco World International Berhad

• Ecofen Marketing Sdn Bhd

• ECOTINT (M) Sdn Bhd

• EM&I Asset Integrity Services (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• EnQuest Petroleum Developments Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Environmental Resources Management (M) Sdn Bhd

• Epsom College Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Ernst & Young Advisory Services Sdn Bhd

F

• FHC Legal

• Fulkrum Technical Resources Sdn Bhd

G

• Garden International School Sdn Bhd

• Garth Coates Solicitors

• GCH Retail Sdn Bhd

• GEMS Education M2 Sdn Bhd

• GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceutical Sdn Bhd

• Glue Up

H

• Henry Goh & Co Sdn Bhd

• Herbert Smith Freehills LLP

• Heriot-Watt University Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Highfeld Awarding Body for Compliance Limited

• Hiranandani Hotels Sdn Bhd (Double Tree KL)

• HKA Global Sdn Bhd

• HL Design Group Sdn Bhd

• HLAP Ltd

• HSBC Bank Malaysia Bhd

• IDP Education Limited

• IGBIS (Detik Harapan Sdn Bhd)

• Impetus Alliance Advisors Sdn Bhd

• Informa Markets Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Insendi Limited (Imperial College)

• Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW)

• Intermovers (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• International Property Settlements Sdn Bhd

• International SOS (M) Sdn Bhd

• International University of Malaya-Wales Sdn Bhd

• Invest Selangor

• InvestKL Corporation

• Ipsos Sdn Bhd

J

• Jersey Finance Ltd

• JLL Property Services (M) Sdn Bhd

• Johnson & Nicholson (M) Sdn Bhd

• Johnson Matthey Sdn Bhd

K

• Kaplan Financial Limited

• Key Risk Consulting Asia

• Kinetik Consulting Sdn Bhd

• Kingsley Advisory & Strategic Initiatives Sdn Bhd

• KL Kudos Design Sdn Bhd

• Knight Frank Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• KPJ Healthcare Berhad

• Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad

L

• Lancaster University

• Langkawi Holiday Villa Sdn Bhd

• Lee Hishammuddin Allen & Gledhill

• Leonardo Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Lim-Loges & Masters Pte Ltd

• Linatex Rubber Products Sdn Bhd (Weir Minerals Malaysia)

• Live & Inspire Sdn Bhd

• Luther Corporate Services Sdn Bhd

M

• MABECS Sdn Bhd

• Malaysia Airlines Berhad

• Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation Sdn Bhd (MDEC)

• Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA)

• Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad

• Management & Science University

• Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur

• Manpower Staffng Services (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• Marks & Clerk (M) Sdn Bhd

• Marlborough College Malaysia (M East Sdn Bhd)

• Mazars PLT

• Medizee Sdn Bhd

• Melewar Learning Resources Sdn Bhd

• Middlesex Uni (SEA) Sdn Bhd

• Milestone Production Sdn Bhd

• Mint Communications Sdn Bhd

• Mott MacDonald (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

• MustaphaRaj Sdn Bhd

N

• National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM)

• New World Capital Advisors Sdn Bhd

• Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia

• Nexus International School

O

• ORCHID LEADERSHIP Coaching & Consultancy Ltd

• Owen Mumford Sdn Bhd

P

• Parkcity Education Sdn Bhd

• Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas Sdn Bhd

• Peter Fitch

• Petrofac Malaysia

• Plus Three Consultants (M) Sdn Bhd

• PMCC Actus Sdn Bhd

• PricewaterhouseCoopers (PricewaterhouseCoopers Associates Sdn Bhd)

• Puncak Niaga Holdings Berhad

Q

• QS Quacquarelli Symonds Sdn Bhd

• Quartzelec Sdn Bhd

R

• R Systems Computaris Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Rahim & Co International Sdn Bhd (Real Estate Division)

• Realise Health Sdn Bhd (LiveSmart)

• Renexus (M) Berhad

• Ricardo Asia Ltd (UK) Malaysia Branch

• Rolls-Royce Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Royal Selangor International Sdn Bhd

• RSM Tax Consultants (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd

S

• S P Setia Berhad

• Sannam S4 Sdn Bhd

• Santander UK plc

• Score Asia Sdn Bhd

• Serba Dinamik Group Berhad

• Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur

• Shell Malaysia Limited

• Sime Darby Property Berhad

• Skrine

• Smith & Nephew Operations Sdn Bhd

• SMS Sand Management Services Sdn Bhd

• SNC-Lavalin

• Southdene Sdn Bhd

• Spirit AeroSystems (M) Sdn Bhd

• Sports Direct MST Sdn Bhd

• Sri KDU Sdn Bhd (KDU Smart School Sdn Bhd)

• St John’s International School

• Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad

• Stonyhurst International

• Sunway Berhad

• Sunway Medical Centre Sdn Bhd

• Sunway University

• Supermax Corporation Berhad

• Syarikat Pendidikan Staffeld Berhad (Kolej Tuanku Jaafar)

• Synthomer Sdn Bhd

T

• Tay & Partners

• TechSol Sdn Bhd

• Tenby Educare Sdn Bhd

• The Alice Smith Schools Association

• The British School of Kuala Lumpur Sdn Bhd

• The EIC Energy Market Intelligence (Asia Pacifc) Sdn Bhd

• The Lost Food Project

• TheSelina Sdn Bhd (Salina & Associates PR Sdn Bhd)

• Three60 Energy Group

• Tidal Resources Sdn Bhd

• TMF Administrative Services Malaysia Sdn Bhd

• Tony Gee & Partners Sdn Bhd

• Top Glove Sdn Bhd

• Trans International Logistiks Sdn Bhd

• Transpo Movers (M) Sdn. Bhd.

• Tribal Group (M) Sdn Bhd

• Trowers & Hamlins LLP

• Turner & Townsend (M) Sdn Bhd

U

• UH Global Education (Asia Pacifc) Sdn Bhd

• Universiti Malaya (UM)

• Universiti Teknikal MARA Sdn Bhd

• University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus

• University of Reading (Rumal Reading Sdn Bhd)

• University of Southampton Malaysia Campus (USMC Sdn Bhd)

V

• Venus Assets Sdn Bhd (Four Seasons Hotel

Kuala Lumpur)

• VERITAS Architects Sdn Bhd

X

• Xinergee Sdn Bhd

• Xtrategize Technologies Sdn Bhd

Y

• YTL Corporation Berhad

Z

• Zaid Ibrahim & Co