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Dear Readers, MACEOS turned 25 and to commemorate the event we celebrated in style with members and business associates with a gala dinner on the 26 October at Nexus Connexion Conference and Event Centre in Bangsar South. However, the highlight of the evening was the Entrepreneurs Award that recognised and celebrated those who have contributed significantly to the growth and expansion of the Malaysian business events industry. The award recipients were chosen based on a few criteria which included an Entrepreneurial Spirit, Financial Performance, Strategic Direction, Community or Industry Impact and Innovation. Winners were then presented with their awards in front of the business events community, cementing their exemplary influence across the Malaysian business events community. A very special thank you to our guest of honour Tan Sri Dr. Ong Hong Peng, secretary general of MOTAC, who graced the event. I would also like to extend my congratulations to all 14 award recipients. Your immeasurable contribution to the industry is very much appreciated. Apart from that, at the recent AGM held on 19 May 2017 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, the MACEOS Hard Cover Book was launched in commemoration of 25 years. This publication features all the important milestones that MACEOS has reached through the years through pictures so we can all take a trip down memory lane while enjoying the fruits of our labour as we flip through the pages on how far we have come as an association these past 25 years. We have a lot to be proud of and now we have a book to showcase our DATO’ VINCENT LIM achievements for all to see. It is my hope that all members President, MACEOS keep a copy of the hard cover book as a keepsake for the newer business events generation to enjoy. As for our regular publication, the BE Magazine, a very special thank you to our cover story this issue Y. Bhg. Datuk J. Jayasiri, Secretary General of MITI. Readers will have a better idea on how Malaysia is fast establishing itself as the preferred BE / MICE hub in the Asian region in this one on one interview with Datuk Jayasiri. This issue is also packed with other relevant and interesting industry news and events including the recent MACEOS AGM, MACEOS New Year’s get-together and other relevant and interesting articles. I would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate MyCEB on their recent winning bid to host the UFI Asia Pacific Conference in 2018, also featured in this issue. Another significant milestone the association has reached is the recent establishment of MACEOS Youth headed by Jason Teh of PICO. I look forward to seeing the strides that MACEOS Youth will make as the new generation in the business events industry get their voice. The future is in their hands. 25 years has been quite a journey but I look forward to the years ahead and what they have in store for all of us and the industry we love so dearly. Our continued efforts to work together will in fact help us achieve our desired goals, therefore let us continue on this great journey, here’s to another 25 years! Thank you and Selamat Hari Raya to our Muslim members and readers!
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Contents Cover Story Why Malaysia is Nice for MICE Meet Datuk J. Jayasiri, Secretary-General of MITI and find out how Malaysia is gaining a stronger position as the hub of MICE in the region.
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Feature 8 Entrepreneur’s Awards 12 AFECA MICE Youth Challenge
13 Malaysia Honours The Best
In The Spotlight 29 30 32 33 34 35
Berjaya University College of Hospitality
In Business Events Industry
14 Francis Teo, Malaysia’s Venue Expert
PICO International C.I.S Network Felix Expo Putrajaya International Convention Centre TK Tent
In Every Issue 1 3 36 38
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Publisher’s Note MACEOS calendar of events The members of MACEOS
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20 BE @ Penang 2016 22 MACEOS AGM & Networking
24 Global Exhibition Day 2017 25 MACEOS Youth 26 Daniel Mithran, The Evolution of Logistics
28 MACEOS get-together 2017
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Dear Readers,
MACEOS Secretariat Level 3, East Wing, Menara MATRADE, Jalan Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah, 50480 Kuala Lumpur. H/P No: 012-343 6106 Fax: +603-6203 7034 Email Address: secretariat@maceos.com.my ADVISOR Dr Mohd Shahreen Zainooreen B. Madros Matrade EX-OFFICIO MyCEB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (2016-2018) President Dato’ Vincent Lim Vice President Alun Jones Honorary Secretary Francis Teo Honorary Treasurer W Y Cheong SUB-COMMITTEE (2016-2018) Csr, Sustainability & Safety Eric Ho Education & Training Kenneth Fong Industry Liaison Andrew Soon Industry Research & Statistics Alice Lem Membership Melvin Shu Pr & Media Relations Irene Leow Publication Alun Jones Social Chris Smith Sarawak State Gracie Geikie
MACEOS recently celebrated its 25 year anniversary and you can read all about how we celebrated it inside this issue of our magazine. It is right and proper that we acknowledge this milestone and the evening was a great way to honour those key people who were instrumental in the beginning and who really piloted the industry during its fledgling years. But we must also look to the future and so I guess it is timely whilst celebrating the past achievements in this issue we also look to the future with the set up of our new MACEOS Youth Chapter and also our sponsorship of the Sunway University Team at the recent AFECA MICE Youth Challenge in Xiamen China. Training and development is critical for our industry to continue to grow and this core activity will always be at the forefront of our association’s aims and objectives for many years to come. Look out for new developments here as we continue to develop our own content and programmes both in exhibitions, conferences and events. Whether it is our partnerships with local universities and colleges or our continual development in formal training programmes, the committee is passionate about helping nurture the new talent needed to take over the reins and propel us forward as an industry. I would also like to echo Dato’ Vincent’s thanks to our cover story Y. Bhg. Datuk J. Jayasiri, Secretary-General of MITI and all who contributed this time around to make this issue a success. See you all in the next issue!
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WHY MALAYSIA IS NICE FOR MICE
BE Magazine recently had a one on one chat with Y. Bhg. Datuk Seri J. Jayasiri, Secretary-General of MITI on how Malaysia is gaining a stronger position as the hub of MICE in the region.
The Secretary-General of International Trade and Industry Ministry (MITI) Datuk Seri J. Jayasiri was happy to speak to BE Magazine about the positive direction of the business events industry in Malaysia especially with the completion of the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC), and how MACEOS can further play a pivotal role in strengthening the industry by working closely with relevant governmental agencies.
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– Y. Bhg. Datuk Seri J. Jayasiri, Secretary-General of MITI
MITI’S VISION IS TO MAKE MALAYSIA THE PREFERRED INVESTMENT DESTINATION AND AMONG THE MOST GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE TRADING NATIONS BY 2020. ARE YOU ON TRACK? HOW SO? Malaysia’s economic resilience is grounded by lessons learnt from past economic crises and downturns. We are a small and highly open economy, and are not insulated from uncertainties in the external environment. But Malaysia has implemented tough structural reforms, decreased fossil fuel subsidies, instituted financial sector reforms, put in place GST and focused on increasing the economy’s productive capacity. Our focus is on sustainable growth and shared prosperity for all Malaysians as elaborated in our 11th Malaysia Plan. Even as Malaysia stood out as a strategically promising investment destination, the country had undoubtedly gone much further through its close association with the regional grouping of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). As the Chair of ASEAN for 2015, Malaysia had successfully steered the launching of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), which would reduce investment-related barriers and realise the potential of ASEAN as a fully integrated region for gainful investments. On-going efforts to establish free trade areas within ASEAN and with its neighbours have brought a significant uptrend in foreign direct investments (FDI) and intra-regional investments. Foreign companies and major multi- national companies (MNCs) looking to ASEAN to establish themselves regionally would
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With MITEC, Kuala Lumpur can play host to various world-renowned events and this will contribute greatly to the economy as it benefits our trade and tourism.
undoubtedly enhance Malaysia’s opportunity to become their preferred destination.
THE WHOLE BUSINESS EVENTS INDUSTRY IS EXCITED TO SEE THE NEW DEVELOPMENT OF MITEC COMING ON STREAM SOON. WHAT ARE THE HOPES AND ASPIRATIONS OF MITI WITH REGARDS TO THIS ICONIC NEW VENUE? As one of the largest exhibition the largest exhibition venues in the country as well as in ASEAN and Asia Pacific region, with a gross floor area of 1 million square feet, Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) will enhance the country’s attraction as a preferred MICE destination in the region and also a catalyst to attract exhibitions from around the world. With MITEC, Kuala Lumpur can play host to various world-renowned events and this will contribute greatly to the economy through trade and tourism trade and tourism. MITEC will further enhance the development of the MICE industry by stimulating domestic market and opening up more opportunities for local players offering a wide array of services such as booth contracting, designing, graphic and printing, freight forwarding, electrical contracting, audio and visual contacting, food and catering, delivery services, security services, facility management, landscaping, parking services system and maintenance etc. The second-tier level players such as hoteliers, transportation, food and beverage outlets, tele-communication provider and others will also benefit from the multiplying impact of MITEC.
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MITI and its agency MATRADE see the development of MITEC as beneficial for the country in terms of exports acceleration, job creation for local people and as a tourist attraction. The opportunities are endless with this latest addition to Malaysia’s iconic facility of International standard.
HOW CAN MACEOS WORK BETTER TO ACHIEVE COMMON GOALS FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE INDUSTRY? MACEOS, with members comprising the industry players, must work with the government through agencies such as MATRADE that has been tasked to oversee the operation of MITEC, and MyCEB too, who are responsible for the promotion of exhibition and events for Malaysia. Both parties must work together under the principles of public-private partnership and this concerted effort will help Malaysia gain a stronger position as the hub of
MICE in the region. It will give a boost to our services industry and it is in the interest of all related providers to work together to deliver the best services.
HOW DO YOU SEE THE LANDSCAPE FOR THE BUSINESS EVENTS INDUSTRY IN MALAYSIA OVER THE NEXT 5 YEARS? We expect MITEC to be operational soon. Thus far, we have received a number of enquiries, local and International for events to be held at MITEC. Malaysia has some advantages – economic and political stability, excellent accessibility, recognition as a value-formoney destination – and coupled with world-class exhibition facilities (and not forgetting our Malaysian hospitality), we have an edge as the region’s centre for international events. The optimism by industry players and the effectiveness of policy makers offers the world a conducive landscape for business events.
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CELEBRATING
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n conjunction with MACEOS’ 25 years this prestigious event proved that indeed, the time had come to recognise excellence. The MACEOS Entrepreneurs Awards 2016 saw the crème de la crème of the industry receive their honours from the association on 26 October 2016, for their meritorious contributions to Malaysian Business Events. In conjunction with the association’s ‘Journey Through Time’ celebration of its 25 years of excellence, the Entrepreneurs Awards 2016 was a welcomed addition to the night’s festivities. The award recipients were chosen based on a few criteria which included an Entrepreneurial Spirit, Financial Performance, Strategic Direction, Community or Industry Impact and Innovation. Graced by Tan Sri Dr
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Hong Keng Peng, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Tourism and Culture, the event saw over 500 guests in presence. President of MACEOS, Dato’ Vincent Lim said in his opening address that “MACEOS is now being recognised as the voice of the MICE or Business Events industry in Malaysia with a renewed focus on education to build human capacity for the industry”. “Tonight, MACEOS would like to take this opportunity to recognise those who have made a significant contribution and seen continued success in the industry by handing out our recognition awards called the MACEOS Entrepreneurs Awards 2016. Through these recognitions, the association hopes to encourage a renewed dedication to the betterment of the industry,” said Dato’ Vincent Lim.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 14 AWARDS RECIPIENTS! 1. MR C Y FONG 2. DATO’ DR TAN CHIN HUAT 3. MR MAK WENG KIT 4. DANIEL MITHRAN 5. COLLIER YONG 6. LEE MARK 7. CHRIS SMITH 8. DATO’ ALBERT LAI 9. PETER TEH 10. LIM CHING WAH 11. JONATHAN KAN THAI KIM 12. DATO CHONG CHONG TIK 13. BELLE YAM 14. ANTHONY WONG
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GEARING UP THE YOUTH OF TODAY To ensure outstanding future business events professionals, events like the AFECA MICE Youth Challenge proves to be right on track.
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he AFECA Asia MICE Youth Challenge 2016 is an international challenge for all students majoring in MICE or Business Events, Business Management, Hospitality and Tourism related fields. The event is organised by The Asian Federation of Exhibition and Convention Associations (AFECA), which has 28 MICE association members and 98 corporate members in over 17 countries /cities. It is a regional organisation representing the MICE industry in Asia. AFECA Asia MICE Youth Challenge 2016 engages competing teams on their knowledge and understanding of the MICE industry as well as promote their respective countries as the ideal MICE destination in Asia.
THE MAIN OBJECTIVES OF THE CHALLENGE ARE:
THE SUNWAY UNIVERSITY TEAM EXPERIENCE AT AFECA, XIAMEN, CHINA 2016 Sunway University students – Mun Quang Hui of the B.Sc. Conventions & Events Management, with Nurul Hidayah, Han Ning and Natassia Gan from the International Hospitality Management – made Malaysia proud by representing the nation to the AFECA Asia MICE Youth Challenge 2016 final rounds in Xiamen, China last November. Natassia Gan said that the insight on the total experience was “an eye-opener for the teams to measure up on each other’s strengths and weaknesses, but ultimately to new friendships blooming and a lifelong lesson in a crucial segment of the business events management!” She added, “For all of us, it was a great feeling to be selected and to be given the golden opportunity to represent Malaysia in AFECA! It was a wonderful experience travelling to Xiamen for AFECA 2016. We flew in earlier to explore Xiamen and frankly, all of us enjoyed the food offered by the locals. Surprisingly, they
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• To provide a platform for students to develop their creativity and present fresh and unique ideas for the industry. • Apply what they learned in school to gain real-life experience by conceptualising businesstesting and organizing a MICE event.
have halal restaurants with an exotic menu. We are very grateful to MACEOS for taking care of our flight tickets and accommodation at the ACFTU Hotel. The most important thing I learnt at AFECA was the chance to observe and learn from others. It’s not just a venue to bid our business ideas, but it is also an opportunity for us to network with industry people from around the Asia Pacific region”. Another team member, Nurul Hidayah felt that the time and energy spent in the preparation of the bid proposal was nothing compared to the adrenaline boost they experienced during the actual ‘bidding’ day – where participants have to pull off a six-minute killerpresentation. “It was a grand opportunity of a lifetime, for each one of us as we learned so much in a short time within a few months”.
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MALAYSIA HONOURS THE BEST IN BUSINESS EVENTS INDUSTRY rAWr Awards 2017 showcases the country’s burgeoning expertise and credibility in the global business events market.
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t’s official! The call for nominations has been launched for the rAWr Awards 2017. The prestigious awards programme recognises talents who demonstrate excellence and extraordinary leadership in the business events industry, and is a joint initiative between Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB) and Malaysian Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers (MACEOS). rAWr (Recognising Award Winning Results) Awards are open to all business event products and suppliers, registered as members of either MyCEB and/ or MACEOS as well as event owners such as national associations or corporations that may not be members of either organisation. Applicants must be Malaysian registered companies operating in the country and shall apply for events and/or business activities that took place between 1st January 2015 and 31st December 2016. “Winning the rAWr Award seals one’s reputation as an event professional, instilling a sense of awe and respect for your company and individuals who are gamechangers, challenging boundaries and continuously adding value to clients and the industry,” said Datuk Zulkefli Hj Sharif, Chief Executive Officer of MyCEB. For the past five years, MyCEB (together with its strategic partners) has secured 654 international business events comprising of international conferences, corporate meetings, incentive travels and trade exhibition events which will essentially add an
(Left to Right) Mark Lee, Francis Teo, Kenneth Fong, Dato’ Vincent Lim, Dato’ Sri Abdul Khani Daud, Datuk Zulkefli HJ Sharif, Ho Yoke Ping and Tan Mei Phing.
Dato Vincent Lim presenting the MACEOS 25th Anniversary Coffee Table Book to Datuk Zulkefli Hj Sharif.
estimated RM4.1 billion into Malaysia’s reserves. “By collaborating with MyCEB, we are able to create a larger platform and pool of opportunities for the business events industry. This enhances every party within the exhibitions and events value chain to be associated with rAWr
or ‘ROAR’ and become part of the growing voice and recognitions amongst the private and public sector,” said Dato’ Vincent Lim, President of MACEOS. At the launch, Dato’ Vincent presented Datuk Zulkefli with the MACEOS 25th Anniversary Coffee Table book which commemorates the association’s 25 years in the industry. In line with rAWr’s strong focus of growth, knowledge sharing and credibility within the business events industry, MyCEB and MACEOS encourage participants to submit nominations for all five key categories covering Venues and Events; Conventions; Exhibitions; Incentive Travel and Special Award – spanning a total of 32 awards. This year’s rAWr Awards Night is scheduled to take place on 9th November. Submission for the award is open from 3rd July until 4th September, 2017.
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FRANCIS TEO, MALAYSIA’S VENUE EXPERT Meet the man behind the success of the award – winning Setia City Convention Centre, Mr Francis Teo.
“I was excited to bring the skills and the experience I had to the Centre, but that being said, the learning never stops and I’ve learned a lot from my time here as well.”
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I gained working while being exposed to international standards was invaluable.” Francis explains that he spent his time growing the exhibitions sector for KLCC from 13 exhibitions a year to up to 60 exhibitions a year, a feat he names one of his best career highlights. “I was excited to bring the skills and the experience I had to the Centre, but that being said, the learning never stops and I’ve learned a lot from my time here as well.” The award-winning Setia City Convention Centre is a purpose-built convention centre and boasts a Green Index Building certificate. He says that he took a page from the book of all his career experiences and integrated it at SCCC to be able to run the centre effectively. “At the Centre, my scope of responsibilities is much wider and I oversee the ins and outs of the Centre completely,” he said. However, he attributes the Centre’s success to his dedicated and passionate team. “No convention centre can run as a one man show, the whole team plays a part in making it a success.” Francis also manages Templer’s Ballroom at Setia Eco Templer, Rawang that can accommodate 700 guests in a banquet setting. Although SP Setia is a renowned property developer, today, they have ventured into the hospitality industry with Setia City Convention Centre, Templer’s Ballroom and Setia SPICE under their belt. Francis is also active member and committee member of the Malaysian Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers (MACEOS).Playing his role as Honorary Secretary, Francis is an active voice for the industry. “I have confidence that this industry will grow even further. I’ve seen this industry grow by leaps and bounds through the years already. With the potential and talent available now, it won’t be long until we achieve more than we ever dreamed we could.”
n any industry, experience and know-how make all the difference. Malaysia’s business events industry has one such individual that can attest to this and it is nonother than Mr Francis Teo, Head of the Setia City Convention Centre (“the Centre”). Francis is a familiar name among industry professionals and apart from his vast experience, his friendly demeanour helps win him the popular vote among the industry greats of today. “I’ve always liked meeting people and making new friends and that’s how I got into this industry to begin with. My first job was with Club Med in Cherating and I met so many different people from many different countries,” Francis explains. He shares that it was most likely his time in Club Med that sealed the deal for him with regards to his career path and ultimately the reason he is where he is today. After his time in Club Med, Francis studied for his Higher Diploma in Hotel Management. “After getting my diploma, I worked at The Concorde in Kuala Lumpur in room and catering sales, and then at the Palace of the Golden Horses in catering sales. I gained a lot from those jobs and put my skills and expertise to use from the early years even today.” Francis first stepped foot into the meetings, incentives, conference and exhibition industry at the Mines International Exhibition & Conference Centre (MIECC). “While working here, I was very involved in exhibitions such as pet fairs, beauty fairs and even golf exhibitions, which was still very new to Malaysia. I enjoyed my time organising events and I realised that it was indeed my forte.” Moving upwards and onwards, Francis then spent some time at the Genting International Convention Centre before his eight years for the internationally renowned Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC). “I was part of the inaugural team and the experience
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SETIA CITY CONVENTION CENTRE: THE VENUE WITH A DIFFERENCE Strengthening SP Setia’s value of providing sustainable living, Setia City Convention Centre is the first convention centre in Malaysia to be certified for the Green Building Index (GBI), proving themselves to be a venue with a difference. It combines the best in hospitality with the latest in facilities; it adheres to their fundamental principles of long-term sustainability and the LiveLearnWorkPlay philosophy. “I believe that Setia City Convention Centre has not only created a new venue to choose from but we have created a destination venue, where people go to congregate and to experience the SP Setia lifestyle of LiveLearnWorkPlay.” Nestled within the 240-acre green commercial hub of Setia City in the heart of Shah Alam, lies the Centre. Modern, slick, elegant and absolutely striking in architecture and interior, the Centre has plenty to offer. Besides that, its bold, classy, and(most importantly) comfortable interior design has won it the Persatuan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) Awards 2014 for Excellence in Architecture in the interior design category. Adjacent to the popular Setia City Mall, Setia City Convention Centre offers a comprehensive range of facilities for conferences, meetings, seminars, weddings, performances and more. Not only does it comprise of a grand ballroom with 2,000 seating capacity and 8 function halls, it also boasts a unique green event lawn, overlooking the oval lawn. Also, it is just 40 minutes from the Kuala Lumpur City Centre and Kuala Lumpur International Airport and it is Setia City easily accessible through the New Klang Valley Expressway via the dedicated Setia Alam Interchange.
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THE CENTRE’S BRAND NEW HALL 1 AND 2 One of the highlights of Hall 1 and 2 is flexibility – allowing two fully separated, self-sufficient, concurrent events run at the same time! The ability to separate and quarantine events means they can run two self-sufficient conventions, each with their own pre-function area, kitchen for bespoke catering and meeting rooms for breakout or preparation areas. “We wanted to create a space that was basic so that event organisers will be able to use the space to create their own magic, creating something from nothing so that their events can be one-of-a-kind,” says Francis. He also explains that all cable and wiring is hidden underground, and the convenient loading and unloading makes preparing and dismantling for events much easier. “One of the things I feel very strongly about is getting feedback from industry professionals. So for Hall 1 & 2, we had input from at least seven AV suppliers which is where we got the idea to build cable trenches, which in turn, created a more sustainable space.” The brand new hall will encompass individual drop-off areas, VIP holding rooms, registration counter, organiser’s office for each hall and 3 meeting rooms. The hall would be able to accommodate up to 350 booths for exhibitions, 4,000 people in banquet style seating and up to 7,500 people in a theatre style arrangement. “Our team has paid close attention to every detail and we hope to have built a venue that works well for everyone.” As Francis reminisced, one thing was for sure, he was proud of the journey he took to get where he is today. “I’m humbled and honoured to be a part of this industry and I look forward to many more years of watching it grow bigger and even better,” he says.
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MALAYSIA WINS BID TO HOST UFI ASIA PACIFIC CONFERENCE 2018 Our very own Kuala Lumpur was selected as a hub for global industry players to congregate and create business opportunities as well as gain knowledge and share the latest trends. Well Done Malaysia! The association of the world’s leading trade show organisers and exhibition centres, UFI announced that Malaysia will play host to the 13th UFI Asia Pacific Conference. The announcement was made at the 12th UFI Asia Seminar, held in Singapore recently. The Malaysian delegation led by Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB), an agency under the Ministry of Tourism and Culture and co-organisers, Malaysian Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers (MACEOS) were given the honour to showcase the nation’s expertise and thriving business opportunities after working together to successfully secure the bid for 2018.
The UFI Influence As the leading global association of the world’s trade show organisers and
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exhibition centre operators, as well as the major national and international exhibition associations, UFI’s main goal is to represent, promote and support the business interests of its members and the exhibition industry. It directly represents approximately 50,000 exhibition industry employees globally, and also works closely with its 55 national and regional association members in 84 countries. With over 900 international trade fairs who proudly bear the UFI approved label, a quality guarantee for visitors and exhibitors alike, the 13th UFI Asia Pacific Conference in 2018 will be Malaysia’s second successful time after hosting the event a decade ago in 2009. The seminar is expected to be an immense opportunity for Malaysia to create business opportunities by attracting global decision makers and leaders of the industry, while increasing awareness in the potential exhibition market.
MALAYSIA: THE BEST BUSINESS EVENTS DESTINATION With an average GDP growth of 5 per cent, Malaysia is already a fastemerging economy in the ASEAN region, which has a combined population of 622 million and a GDP of USD 2.31 trillion. The 13th UFI Asia Pacific Conference is expected to generate RM1.8 million in economic impact to the country and fully demonstrate the country’s growth potential to become the preferred exhibition platform within the South East Asia region. Ho Yoke Ping, General Manager of Business Events, MyCEB says, “Hosting the 13th UFI Asia Pacific Conference will be an excellent opportunity for us to promote Malaysia and showcase our country given the accelerated pace of infrastructure developments taking place. The event will also provide a platform for our local industry players to engage and learn from experts in the industry as we discuss growth and challenges that impact the exhibition industry.” She adds, “Malaysia has already raised its profile internationally for conventions and meetings and having the UFI Asia Pacific Conference here will further support our goals to expand the exhibition market share, an important segment of our business. Business events have been recognised as one of the key contributors towards Malaysia’s Economic Transformation Programme to reach developed nation status by 2020.”
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BE@PENANG 2016: BUSINESS EVENTS JUST GOT SERIOUS! The Penang Convention & Exhibition Bureau (PCEB) played host to the first ever inaugural BE @Penang Industry Engagement Conference from 6-7 December 2015 in Georgetown, Penang.
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a catalyst to harness the state and industry’s collective effort in developing Penang into a matured and competitive Business Events destination,” said PCEB CEO Ashwin Gunasekeran in his welcoming speech. This conference is the first in a series of education and skill sharing programme by PCEB, a state bureau established in 2016 to develop the BE industry in Penang. BE is a key component of business tourism and our economy, with the average business traveller spending an average of RM7000 compared to RM2000 spent by the leisure traveller. Business tourism has been identified as a major component of the National Key Economic Areas (NKEAs) for tourism. It will contribute an estimated GNI of RM3,947 million, and a projected 16,720 jobs by 2020.
In his opening speech, the Rt Hon Lim Guan Eng said, “The Penang State Government is fully invested in the vision to see Penang as a desired destination city for Business Events, with strategies in place to develop physical and human infrastructure along with human capabilities to serve this industry segment”.
AN AFFLUENCE OF EXPERIENCE UNDER ONE ROOF Following the Opening Ceremony was the keynote speech delivered by Noor Ahmad Hamid, the Regional Director of ICCA Asia Pacific. ICCA (International Congress and Convention Association) is the leading authority in the global community and knowledge hub for the international association meetings
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industry. Noor’s keynote speech was titled “Engage in the Power of Meetings”. BE @ Penang 2016 also brought together prominent figures from the Malaysian and regional Business Events industry, namely Francis Teo of MACEOS; Wong Wai Kin of Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau; Oh Kin Tat of Putrajaya International Convention Centre; Datuk Koe Peng Kang of S P Setia Berhad; Karen Yue of TTG Media Group, Amos Wong of AOS Conventions & Events, and Fu Kei Cheong and Rahul Bharadwaj of Anderes Fourdy. The speakers from Penang included Tony Goh of MAH Penang Chapter and The Wembley, Allen Tan of The Habitat Penang Hill, Rina Mariani of Hotel Equatorial Penang, Dr Mary Ann Harris of PCET and PMED, and many more.
Among the topics covered at BE @ Penang 2016 were “Analysis of Business Events in Penang”, “Branding a Business Events Destination”, “Getting A Venue Ready for the Convention & Exhibition Business”, “Associations, NGOs & Government Conferences”, “Growing from a DMC to a PCO”, and “Succeed at Bidding”. Also, BE @ Penang 2016 is coorganised by Anderes Fourdy, one of Malaysia’s leading Professional Conference Organisers, who have been working hand-in-hand with the PCEB team on the programming and logistics of the conference. BE @ Penang 2016 is supported by The Wembley, Penang, Malaysia Association of Hotels (MAH) – Penang Chapter and media partners TTGmice and TTGassociations.
WHO IS PCEB? The Penang Convention & Exhibition Bureau (PCEB) Penang Convention & Exhibition Bureau (PCEB) is a state bureau established in 2016 to develop the Business Events (BE) industry in Penang. PCEB aims to position Penang as the preferred location for BE activities in the region. With its rich UNESCO heritage, thriving multicultural society, state-of-the-art facilities and vibrant natural attractions, Penang offers a truly eclectic tropical experience. In line with its mission to incubate the growth of BE in Penang, PCEB serves as Penang’s focal point for the coordination of all BE activities, providing expert assistance to organisations and BE planners at every step of the planning. PCEB’s team of industry experts work hand-in-hand with professional service providers and world-class hotels, convention centres and unique venues to ensure the smoothness and success of each event organized. PCEB’s goal is to enhance our clients’ experience and at the same time to expand the beneficial economic impact of local BE businesses.
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MACEOS AGM & NETWORKING 2017 Held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre on Friday, 19 May 2017, members gathers to attend the annual event and ended the evening with drinks overlooking the majestic twin towers. The President of MACEOS Dato’ Vincent Lim addressed the members by thanking them for their continued support and kind cooperation. He also told members that there were significant changes within the association: that they should be proud of such as increased cash flow, permanent staff, and the fact that the second edition of the Road Map had successfully ironed out a direction the association wanted to take in the near future. “Also, moving forward for the year we are very excited to host the BE Forum and rAWr Awards 2017 yet again,” says Dato’ Vincent. Moreover, Dato’ Vincent was very pleased with the launch of the brand new MACEOS Youth led by Jason Teh. “I’m confident that the establishment of MACEOS Youth will help the newer generation have a voice in the industry whilst coming up with creative and innovative input much needed in our industry so we achieve continued success. Later, Honorary Secretary, Francis Teo and Honorary Treasurer W Y Cheong presented their reports respectively. The AGM ended with the launch of the MACEOS Hard Cover Book – to commemorate the 25 years of MACEOS, and showcase its milestones over the years.
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MACEOS MARKS GLOBAL EXHIBITION DAY 2017 Event also sees the unveiling of the newly established MACEOS Youth Logo.
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ore than 250 members of the Malaysian Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers (MACEOS) and guests celebrated (on a national level) the second anniversary of Global Exhibition Day 2017 and Networking Party at Wisma Goldhill in Kuala Lumpur on June 7th. MACEOS President Dato’ Vincent Lim said that GED, which is now a global annual event, will be held on 7th June. It was also an opportunity for members to network and socialize as well. Some of the guests were also students from universities. The inaugural GED held last year created a real buzz as it not only mobilised hundreds of professionals in the exhibition industry including organisers, associations and service providers, from 60 countries but also promoted the value of exhibition. During the event, Dato’ Vincent and MACEOS Youth President Mr Jason Teh of Pico International (M) jointly unveiled the logo of the newly established Youth Division of MACEOS. Jason said that his priority is to attract and enlist more
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young talent into the business events industry. “There are several university students here and it an opportunity for them to get to know more about the Business Events industry. We are targeting those between the ages of 18 and 40 and as a promotional offer for a limited period, we are giving 50 per cent discount on membership fee.” (see page 25 for details on Jason’s vision for MACEOS Youth) GED is an initiative of Parisbased UFI, the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry. MACEOS is a member of this association as well as the Asian Federation of Exhibition & Conventions Associations. According to UFI, over 260 million visitors and 4.4 million exhibitors attend exhibitions each year and international figures show that exhibitions have a high return on investment. About €98 billion are spent by visitors and companies at exhibitions every year. Around half of this total spending benefits the industry directly, while the other half benefits the tourism sector. UFI estimates that around 680,000 full time jobs are created in the exhibition and related industries.
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THE YOUTH HAVE ARRIVED! The brand new and much anticipated MACEOS Youth – an initiative by MACEOS was launched to give the young ones in the association a voice.
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Jason Teh, President of MACEOS Youth.
A big congratulations to the new MACEOS Youth Committee Members: President: Jason Teh from Pico International (M) Sdn Bhd Vice President: Edwin Lai from Trade-Link Exhibition Services Sdn Bhd Honorary Secretary: Preshath from Shapers Malaysia Sdn Bhd Honorary Treasurer: Kelvin Bi from Switch Exhibits
t the recent Annual General Meeting, held on 19 May 2017 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, the establishment of the brand new MACEOS Youth was announced. The President of MACEOS Youth Mr Jason Teh, from Pico International (M) says that MACEOS Youth was established as an initiative of MACEOS to engage with the youth within and outside the Business Events industry. “We see the importance of youth being the future leaders to drive Malaysia’s Business Events industry in the coming century.” He also explains that MACEOS Youth was formed with the vision to be the Voice of the Youth in the Business Events industry. “In order the achieve this, our first task is to create a community for the youths, by attracting new talents (youth), to develop and retain those young professionals who are already in the industry,” he says. Jason is excited to take on his new role as President of MACEOS Youth and in the coming months, he has plans to recruit more individual young members to join MACEOS Youth. He further explains, “We will also be organising some networking platforms and education programs, to allow more participation of young professionals, and to hear from them on their views of the business events industry.” Via the education route, the new committee have also started working with some local universities, giving their students the opportunity to be more involved through internship programmes with MACEOS member companies. “We want them to have a better understanding of our business events industry, and hopefully arouse their interest that the business events industry will be their future career path and join one of our member companies after they graduate.” Jason is following in the footsteps of his father Peter Teh, who has been a long-time and active member of MACEOS.
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THE EVOLUTION OF LOGISTICS Daniel Mithran, Director of JIM Project & Expo Logistics tells BE Magazine a thing or two about logistics in the business events world.
How and when did you step into your career in logistics? I started my career in the Exhibition Logistics business in 1985 when I was headhunted to be part of a new team as an Operations Manager.
Can you give us some insight into the world of logistics from a business events point of view?
With over 30 years of logistics experience under his belt, Daniel Mithran is well-versed in the changes that logistics has seen in recent times.
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In the last 30 years, I’ve seen evolving changes that has resulted in what the Industry is today in South East Asia. For example in the old days, most stand-fitting companies originated from Europe and had all the materials shipped out from there to Asia. However, over the years, Asian standbuilders have peaked in their skills... and now not only build stands for customers in Asia but also Western customers as well – and they ship around the world. Another observation is that in the old days, machinery shows took prominence when the manufacturing industry was growing in Asia. However, now, the focus of large scale exhibitions seems to be in finished
products like furniture, beauty & health care, and consumer goods. The only events that have managed to grow to a large scale are Infrastructure, Defence and Oil & Gas. Another point is the trend of large companies merging in the West and Asia to rationalise economies of scale. This has resulted in the reduction of exhibition freight volumes. For example, in the past 2 companies had 2 products, but since they’ve merged, there is only 1 product. We’ve also started to see a trend of Exhibition Organisers merging or being bought out – resulting in fewer players compared to a few decades back.
What are some of the most prominent challenges you face in your industry? Threats of terrorism have resulted in more tedious and difficult procedures in the importing and exporting of goods. This has caused every country in the world to implement their own prevention and control methods (with compliance being mandatory). Even airlines and shipping companies have implemented their own acceptance procedures that
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has cost Exhibition Forwarders loads of additional work just to move exhibition freight on time.
What are your thoughts on how to overcome these challenges? These particular challenges are beyond our control. Until the world calms down and starts to trust in mankind again, all we can do is educate our personnel in complying with the procedures, find simpler solutions to the required paperwork, establish a rapport of trust with the airlines and shipping companies and build a stellar track record with all government agencies so there is a better level of trust.
How has being a member of MACEOS benefitted you and JIM Project & Expo Logistics? Having been a member of MACEOS for 26 years, I can say that this organization is the collective voice of the Industry. It has built a platform for us to deal with issues relating to our trade and works as a bridge between members and the government.
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HERE’S TO MORE BUSINESS EVENTS SUCCESS IN 2017! On the 28 February 2017, MACEOS members welcomed the New Year high up in the skies. Roofino Skydining & Bar was abuzz with excitement when MACEOS members got together to celebrate the New Year in style. Located on the 38th floor of the KL Trillion, the venue was packed with over 146 members who ate, drank and caught up with colleagues and industry comrades. This time, the event was organised by the Social Organising Committee of MACEOS headed by Syed Amirul Hafidz of R.E Rogers.
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SIX TIMES LUCKY! Berjaya UCH Students Took Home Multiple Accolades At the Taiwan 2016 MICE Destination Marketing Contest.
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t the recent TAIWAN 2016 MICE Destination Marketing Contest in Taipei, Taiwan, students of the School of Tourism from BERJAYA University College of Hospitality impressed the judges with their innovative ideas and grabbed six awards and emerged as the Overall Champion. Five students; Yap Choy Ying, Chee Cheng Yee, Yip Sze Yuen, Nicole Yo Anqi, Yap Meng Chun and Lim Wei Kang, all from the Events Management programme, together with Mr. Jaston Ng, their lecturer, flew to Taipei to participate in this prestigious yearly contest. The event was organised by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council and was held at the world-renowned Taipei International Convention Centre (TICC). A total of 20 universities from Singapore, Thailand, India, China, Vietnam, Macau, Hong Kong and Taiwan participated in this contest. However, BERJAYA University College
of Hospitality was the only institution representing Malaysia.
THE BEST PITCH The judging of the contest was based on the Marketing Plan of the MICE destination of choice, Creativity of presentation, Unique design of the booth and finally, Reception which includes innovative and interactive activities conducted at the respective booths. The students were focused on beating last year’s bronze medal and never expected to take home so many awards in the end which has never before been seen. “We were so thrilled when the final results were announced and we were awarded first prizes in Marketing Plan, Theme Creativity, Booth Design, Reception and the Overall Champion. To us as a team, this is by far the best achievement anyone of us could expect and is an exemplary of great teamwork and hard work. To be recognized at an international
level is just beyond our expectation. We are very grateful for the relentless support we received from our dedicated lecturers especially, Mr. Jaston Ng,” the students shared. The competition was fierce and the ability to shine amongst the best and to be the best has made BERJAYA University College extremely proud of its students. All sweat and tears during preparation have come to fruition.
THE WINNING THEME The winning theme of BERJAYA University College team was Be Sarawak, B.E (Business Event) Destination. Sarawak, also known as ‘Land of the Hornbills’, was chosen as the B.E destination due to its beautiful indigenous culture and vast untouched nature. At the booth, students wore traditional Sarawakian costumes to present exciting B.E programme that they designed to a panel of 8 judges made up of academics as well as professionals working in the industry. “It is the best form of learning – to be able to experience the stress of the preparation, the nervousness of the presentation in front of judges and the proud moment of being declared the overall champion is something we will cherish for the rest of our lives.” This sentiment was shared by all the students who participated in this competition.
For more information on BERJAYA UCH, please visit the official website at http://www.berjaya.edu.my Level 11 West Berjaya Times Square, No. 1 Jalan Imbi 55100 Kuala Lumpur. Tel: 603 2687 7000 Fax: 603 2687 7001 Email: info@berjayaedu.my Website: www.berjaya.edu.my BERJAYA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF HOSPITALITY (Wholly owned by Berjaya Higher Education Sdn Bhd) (517518-V) Faculty of Culinary Arts • Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism • BERJAYA Business School • Faculty of Liberal Arts
From left to right: Lim Wei Kang, Michelle Yip Sze Yuen, Yap Choy Ying, Jaston Ng Kiam Yong, Nicole Yo An Qi, Chee Cheng Yee, Yap Meng Chun.
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PICO IS A LEADING TOTAL BRAND ACTIVATION COMPANY Bringing brands to life through powerful and engaging experiences – from strategy to execution.
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apid changes in technology are shaping the way people live, work and play. And this is where PICO comes in. This shifting landscape makes it essential for brands to develop an effective and integrated marketing strategy that aligns a single perspective – the brand promise – across all platforms, modes and channels. We deliver on this promise with bespoke brand strategy, beginning with strategic development and ending with crossplatform solutions. By synergistically blending technological, digital, gaming, social media and other traditional engagements to create cutting-edge real space and real time experiences, we provide innovative result-driven solutions which generate compelling moments and form deep and lasting relationships with the right audiences.
INSIGHTFUL Using the collective
insight of our global teams, we continue to create unforgettable experiences and profound relationships for our client’s target audiences through traditional face-to-face communications and across online, mobile and social networking platforms.
INNOVATIVE Responding quickly to the incredible changes in technology, our Innovation Hubs in Los Angeles and Beijing help us deliver technological and multimedia solutions by blending digital with real life events. INSPIRED Our passionate, determined and hungry people leverage the depth of their understanding of different cultures and industry practices to discover and produce uniquely creative and highly effective solutions for global brands. Total Brand Activation: delivering engagements for a better R.O.I for our clients Pico is a leading Total Brand Activation company with a worldwide presence
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and proven track record nearly half a century long. Innovative, insightful and inspired, we bring brands to life through powerful and engaging experiences – from strategy to execution. In 2014, Pico was ranked second in CEI Asia magazine’s Industry Survey of Asia’s Top Business Event Companies. In 2012, Pico won the Event Marketing Agency of the Year Gold Award from Marketing Magazine and was ranked second in America’s Special Events Magazine’s Top Event Company listings in 2012-2013. Pico Far East Holdings Limited has been listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since 1992 (HKSE Stock Code: 752). Our associate company, Pico (Thailand) Public Company Limited was also listed on Thailand’s MAI in 2004 (Stock Code: PICO). In Financial Year 2013, Pico Far East Holdings Limited reported a turnover of US$428 million and a market capitalisation of US$384 million. Pico Malaysia is ISO 9001:2008 and OHSAS 18001:2007 certified and a Enterprise 50 Award winner in 1999.
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In the spirit of Ramadhan, the management of PICC will be giving away 1,000 free the Malaysian traditional porridge called “Bubur Lambuk” to the public from all walks of life on 29 May 2017 from 4.30 pm until 5.30 pm at the PICC main entrance.
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IT’S A NEW HORIZON FOR ARCHIDEX 17 C.I.S Network Sdn Bhd is all set to bring us another successful ARCHIDEX in 2017.
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alaysia’s leading exhibition for the architecture, interior design and building industry, ARCHIDEX 17, is set to return this year with more insights and inspirations. Last year’s ARCHIDEX 16 has seen a recordsetting in attendance with 34,300 visitors including over 15,000 industry professionals alike. “ARCHIDEX is a platform that reflects the robust growth of a Malaysia that is poised for the future where initiative, innovation and entrepreneurship flourish,” says Tan Sri Dato Sri Ar Esa Mohamed, President of the International Union of Architects (UIA).
Business Opportunities Everywhere ARCHIDEX remains steadfast to its goal of servicing and supporting the industry by establishing a business platform on which to showcase the best and brightest of our robust industry. Over the past 16 years, ARCHDEX has grown to become the most recognised and successful congregation of professionals not just within Malaysia but increasingly from the around the region. “ARCHIDEX is the most hyped environment for
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us because it is meant for every stakeholder related to the architectural industry,” says Alok Ghose, Managing Director for Lighting, Philips Malaysia. A continuous focus on delivering an even more efficient platform remains a driving force within the event. As Malaysia is the gateway to the burgeoning Asean region, ARCHIDEX remains committed to taking our exhibitors beyond borders to the future. This year’s show will focus on the increasing importance of Building Systems and Technology (BST) that fosters greater efficiency and cost control for every company and sector. The Malaysian construction sector in itself remains the fastest growing economic sector in 2015 with a GDP growth noted at 8.2% year-on-year. The 10th Malaysia Plan drew to a close in 2015 with the construction sector charting a solid compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11% in the fiveyear period. Under the 11th Malaysia Plan (2016-2020), some RM260bil of development expenditure represents a 16% increase from the previous plan, which bodes well for the growth trajectory of the construction industry (The Star).
Signature Partner, Roca, Celebrates 110 Years! Back on board this year will be luxury European bathroom specialist Roca as ARCHIDEX’s Signature Partner. Renowned for its stunning collection of dream bathrooms displayed in full splendour every year, Roca will celebrate its 110th anniversary with surprises in store that will be revealed closer towards the event. “ARCHIDEX has provided us with very good response and market penetration to increase brand awareness, not only in Malaysia but the rest of the South East Asian region,” says Josep Delicado, Managing Director of Roca Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
A Warm Welcome To The Future Generation A significant part of ARCHIDEX’s visitorship comprises architecture, design and building industry students. ARCHIDEX extends a warm welcome to the future generation of architects, urban planners, designers and developers who will become game changers. “Our students have received an inspiring and fruitful experience. Most of the Managing Directors and CEOs were very informative and welcoming to our students. They’ve shared a great amount of insight, and definitely as they enter the industry as Interior Designers in the future, ARCHIDEX will always be the first event to look forward to annually,” says Mr. Mike Teo, a lecturer from INTI Center of Art & Design after their maiden visit in ARCHIDEX 16.
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EXPO JOINS IELA The International Exhibition Logistics Association (IELA) creates a standard of performance for those in logistics.
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he International Exhibition Logistics Association (IELA) is a worldwide trade association dedicated to enhancing the professionalism of the transportation logistics and freight handling segments of the exhibition industry. Recently, MACEOS member Felix Relocations (M) Sdn Bhd joins a fraternity of logistics professionals by being a member of the IELA. Managing Director, Albert Perianayagam says that the company is very pleased to have been included as a member of the IELA. “I am honoured and very delighted to be a part of the IELA as it creates a forum to share our expertise and challenges with other companies in the international exhibition logistics arena.” Apart from being a platform or forum,
IELA represents the worldwide voice in customs transportation and freight handling issues for the exhibition industry. “I’m looking forward to working with industry peers to shape and uphold global professional event logistics standards,” says Albert. He also explains that through IELA, there is a vast access to a network of trusted and professional partners worldwide which will help in established stronger business ties in the industry. Also, one of the main reasons IELA was formed is to establish a general database which eventually will provide members with a schedule of international exhibitions categorised by both country and industry, the temporary and permanent import regulations, temporary and permanent customs regulations by country, as well
as floor plans of the major exhibition venues around the world. “The association will provide information like this at our fingertips which will be an added advantage for us to grow our business even further,” he says. He adds, “IELA also provides its members a platform of a world-wide network of reliable contractors, able to provide the services required by our clients, this is a very important plus point for us.” As the newest member of IELA, Felix Relocations is raring to be a productive participating member to ensure not only the success of the company but of the continued growth and success of the logistics arm of the Malaysian exhibition industry. To find out more about IELA please visit www.iela.org
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LET PUTRAJAYA INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE MAKE YOUR RAMADHAN SPECIAL Enjoy the festive Iftar at Pot&Pan Restaurant.
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his Ramadhan, bring family and friends to POT&PAN Restaurant at Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC) for an extravagant iftar feast coupled with their sophisticated Ramadhan ambience to share the bliss of the holy month.
Enjoy various flavours of local and international cuisine with an assortment of delectable bites which include Nasi Briyani Buloh, Kaki Lembu Panggang and special homemade grilled fish. The restaurant’s colourful Middle Eastern elements are completed with the sound of alluring Arabic musical instruments
playing throughout the evening. For those with a sweet tooth, a selection of mouthwatering desserts are available for guests to savour during break fast such as Pengat Nangka, Pengat Pisang, Bubur Kacang Hijau Durian, Talam Cendol, Kuih Lapis, Wajik Durian and Talam Keladi to name a few.
The Price is Right This delicious spread is available at only RM98.00 nett per adult and RM49.00 nett for children (6 years old and above). For online purchases (www. ticketonline.my/picc), it will come with a 20% discount starting from 21 April until 26 May 2017. Reservation can be made from 21 May 2017 for normal price buffet.
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PICC have extended additional packages during Ramadhan for their corporate customers at reasonable and attractive prices. For reservation and enquires call 03-8887 6000 or visit www.picc.com.my, www.pcs.my or www. facebook.com/piccmalaysia or Twitter @piccmalaysia for more information.
In the spirit of Ramadhan, the management of PICC will be giving away 1,000 free the Malaysian traditional porridge “Bubur Lambuk” to the public from all walks of life on 29 May 2017 from 4.30pm-5.30pm at the PICC main entrance.
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TK TENT HAS IT COVERED! TK Tent & Air Conditioning Rental Sdn Bhd provides tent and air-conditioning rentals for all your special events.
SOME OF TK TENT’S MOST NOTABLE EVENTS INCLUDE: 1. LIMA Aerospace and Maritime in Langkawi 2. Formula 1 Grand Prix in Sepang 3. Malaysia International Furniture Fair in Kuala Lumpur 4. FEI Events 5. New Delhi Commonwealth Games 6. Asia Games Doha 7. Exhibitions in Ghana 8. Dubai International Boat Show 9. Yacht Show in Singapore 10. Bangkok Motor Show 11. Metalex, Bangkok 12. Oil & Gas Launching Ceremony in Turkmenistan 13. Chiang Mai Royal Flora Show 14. Eurasia Cup, Glemarie, Shah Alam
Hong Kong Gem & Jewellery Fair.
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t all began in 1978 when Dato’ Tee Tiam Hock, Managing Director of TK Tent brought his vision alive and the rest as they say, is history! Today, TK Tent is the largest and most reputable equipment rental company in Asia, having more than 41,705HP of various types of air conditioning equipment for rental.
Experience and Reliability
Conditioners and Air-cooled Chiller Tent, Platform, Stage and Accessories, Generator Set and Electrical Works, Portable Toilets and Portable Showers. Through sheer determination and commitment to their core values of quality, service, productivity and teamwork, TK Tent has built a strong, loyal and ever-expanding customer base both locally and overseas.
“Our business is essential to the business events industry because we offer a variety of equipment needed to make even the biggest shows a success!” says Dato’ Tee. “Our team is highly experienced and we offer a variety of services. You can be rest assured that your events will run without a hitch with TK Tent,” he adds. Dato’ Tee further explained that the various events that they have been involved in locally as well as internationally has made them a top-of-mind company for equipment rental in the business events industry. The services that TK TENT offer include Emergency Cooling, Air-
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JULY DATE
NAME OF EVENT
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ORGANISED BY
Jul 6–9
International Symposium on Pediatric Pain (ISPP 2017)
Hotel Shangri-La
Trade
Malaysian Association of Study of Pain & Malaysian Society of Anesthesiologists
Jul 10-11
RDAC Lung’s Health 2017
TBC
Trade
Rainbow Across Borders Singapore
Rohit Mishra rohit@ mymeetingpartner.com
NA
Jul 11-12
Malaysian Dietitian Annual Conference 2017 (MDA 2017)
TBC
Conference
Malaysian Dietitian Association
Rohit Mishra rohit@ mymeetingpartner. com
NA
Jul 19-22
The 18th International Architecture, Interior Design And Exhibition Malaysia 2017 (ARCHIDEX 2017)
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Trade
C.I.S Network Sdn Bhd
Yuhanis Latiff yuhais@cisnetwork.com
archidex.com.my
Jul 20-23
Malaysian Thoracic Society Annual Event (MTS 2017)
TBC
Consumer
Malaysian Thoracic Society
Rohit Mishra rohit@ mymeetingpartner.com
NA
Jul 27-30
Malaysia International SIGN&LED Exhibition (SIGN&LED 2017)
Putra World Trade Centre
Trade
ES Event Management Sdn Bhd
Esther Ooi esther@esevent.com. my
www.malaysiasign. com.my
Jul 27-30
28th Malaysia International Packaging & Labeling, Food Processing and Machinery & Equipment Exhibition (M’SIA-PACK 2017/ M’SIA-FOODPRO 2017)
Putra World Trade Centre
Trade
ES Event Management Sdn Bhd
Esther Ooi esther@esevent.com.my
www.malaysiasign. com.my
Jul 27-30
Malaysia International Plastic, Mould & Die Exhibition (M’SIA-PLAS 2017)
Putra World Trade Centre
Trade
ES Event Management Sdn Bhd
Esther Ooi esther@esevent.com.my
www.malaysiasign. com.my
Jul 28-31
Malaysia International Jewelry Fair (MIJF 2017)
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Trade
Elite Expo Sdn Bhd
Miko Chong mikochong@elite. com.my
www.mijf.com.my
Jul 28-30
Home Decor and Design Exhibition (HOMEDEC 2017)
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Consumer
C.I.S Network Sdn Bhd
Elicia Khoo elicia@cisnetwork.com
www. homedec.com. my
Jul 28-30
Penang Mattress and Furniture Fair
Setia Spice
Consumer
KH Event Management Sdn Bhd
Gary Wong gary@khevent.com
www.megahome.com
DATE
NAME OF EVENT
VENUE
TYPE
ORGANISED BY
CONTACT PERSON
WEBSITE
Aug 14-16
Project Management Institute Malaysia Annual Symposium 2017 (PMIMY Symposium 2017)
TBC
Trade
AOS Conventions & Events Sdn Bhd
Ms. Victoria Foo victoria.foo@ aosconventions.com
www.pmi.org.my
AUGUST
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CONTACT PERSON Rohit Mishra rohit@ mymeetingpartner. com
WEBSITE www.ispp2017.org
AUGUST DATE
NAME OF EVENT
VENUE
TYPE
ORGANISED BY
CONTACT PERSON
WEBSITE
Aug 10-13
IPMEX Malaysia 2017
Putra World Trade Centre
Trade
Kaizer Exhibitions & Conferences Sdn Bhd
Belle Yam enquiries@kaizer.com. my
www.ipmex.com
Aug 11-13
Penang Signature Gold Fair (PSG) 2017
Straits Quay Convention Centre
Trade
Elite Expo Sdn Bhd
Miko Chong miko@elite.com.my
www.mijf.com.my/ penanggold
Aug 14-16
Project Management Institute Malaysia Annual Symposium 2017 (PMIMY Symposium 2017)
TBC
Trade
AOS Conventions & Events Sdn Bhd
Ms. Victoria Foo victoria.foo@ aosconventions.com
www.pmi.org.my
Aug 25-27
HOMEFAiR’ 2017(HF)
Persada Johor
Consumer
X Two Media Sdn Bhd
Dato’ Jonest Wong jonest@x2.com.my
www.homefair.com.my
Aug 25-27
Smart Kids Asia – Malaysia Merdeka Edition
Mid Valley Exhibition Centre
Consumer
Sphere Exhibits Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Christoper Chin chris@sphereexhibits. com
www.smartkids.com. my/klcc
Aug 30Sep 3
8th International Indian Shopping Festival – Johor Edition (IISF 2017)
Danga City Mall, Johor
Consumer
ACS Agenda Suria Communication Sdn Bhd
Sree Anandan sree@agendasuria.com
www.agendasuria. com.my
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NAME OF EVENT
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WEBSITE
Sept 4-8
World Association for the Advancement of Veterinary Parasitology WAAVP 2017
Kuala Lumpur Convention Center (KLCC)
Trade
Malaysian Society of Parasitology and Tropical Medicine
Ms. Victoria Foo victoria.foo@ aosconventions.com
www.waavp2017kl.org
Sept 5-6
Breadbulk Southeast Asia 2017 (BB SEA 2017)
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Trade
ITE Group PLC
Colin Ho colin.ho@ite-ap.com
www.breadbulk.com/ breadbulk-southeastasia
Sept 5-7
Jewellery Asia 2017 Consumer
Malaysian Exhibition Services Sdn Bhd
Conference
Alun Jones ajones@messalworld.com
www. jewelleryasia. com.my
Sept 6-8
Asean Logistics & Transport Show 2017(ALTS2017)
MATRADE Exhibition & Convention Centre
Trade
Fairs & Events Management Sdn Bhd
Ryan Kan ryan@femsb.com
www.altexpo.com
Sept 6-8
IFSEC Southeast Asia 2017
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Trade
United Business Media (M) Sdn Bhd
Tj Tan tj.tan@ubm.com
www.ifsecsea.com
Sept 7-17
Selangor International Expo
Setia City Convention Centre
Trade
Invest Selangor/Qube Integrated
Ong Wue Kian ong@qube.com.my
www.selangorexpo. com
Sept 19-20
Livestock Malaysia 2017
Malacca International Trade Centre
Trade
United Business Media (M) Sdn Bhd
Tj Tan tj.tan@ubm.com
www.ifsecsea.com
Sept 26-29
Food & Hotel Malaysia 2017 (FHM 2017)
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Trade
Malaysian Exhibition Services
Vicky Yap vicky@mesallworld.com
www.foodandhotel.com
Sept 29Oct 1
Home Decor and Design Exhibition 2017 (HOMEDEC 2017
Setia SPICE
Consumer
C.I.S Network Sdn Bhd
Elicia Khoo elicia@cisnetwork.com
www.homedec.com.my
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Agility Logistics Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7841 8888 Fax: 03-7842 3295 Email: ILeow@agility.com Website: www.agility.com Anderes Fourdy Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-2788 4543 Email: yuan@anderesfourdy.com Website: www.anderesfourdy.com AOS Convention & Events Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-4252 9100 Fax: 03-4275 1133 Email: anthony@asianoverland.com.my Website: www.aosconventions.com ASC Agenda Suria Communication Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-2278 5555 Fax: 03-2278 5544 Email: jag@agendasuria.com Website: www.agendasuria.com AsiaEvents Exsic Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7980 9902 Fax: 03-7980 4902 Email: ness@mide.com.my Website: www.asiaevents.com.my AV Image Systems Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6185 6771/2 Fax: 03-6185 6773 Email: martin@avimage.com.my Website: www.avimage.com.my AV Solutions Integrated Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6272 8905/6 Fax: 03-6272 8907 Email: ragu@avsolutions.com.my Website: www.avsolutions.com.my Berjaya University College of Hospitality Tel: 03-2687 7000 Fax: 03-2687 7001 Email: Kit.thong@berjaya.edu.my Website: www.berjaya.edu.my BES Production Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6143 6987 Fax: 03-6151 5986 Email: edmundwong@besproduction.my Website: www.besproduction.my Bloom Communications (Medical Conference Partners) Tel: 03-2242 0902 Fax: 03-6207 6795 Email: deedee.quah@medicalconferencepartners.com Website: www.medicalconferencepartnersc.com Borneo Adventure Sdn Bhd Tel: 082-245 175 Fax: 082-422 626 Email: philip@borneoadventure.com Website: www.borneoadventure.com Borneo Convention Centre Kuching Tel: 082-392 888 Fax: 082-480 222 Email: Luqman.hakim@bcck.com.my Website: www.bcck.com.my Borneo Tru Events Sdn Bhd Tel: 082-578 330 Fax: 082-578 334 Email: silas@truevents.my Website: www.truevents.my Brainwave Channels Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6277 6777 Fax: 03-6277 6667 Email: evepuah@brainwavech.com Website: www.brainwavech.com Brandme Associate Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6257 9335 Fax: 03-6257 9387 Email: sdchia@brandme-intl.com Website: www.brandme-intl.com Cat City Holidays Sdn Bhd Tel: 082-414 200 Fax: 082-414 210 Email: mok@catcityholidays.com Website: www.catcityholidays.com CEMS Conference and Exhibition (M) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6211 2438 Fax: 03-6206 2428 Email: steven@cems.com.sg Website: www.cems.com.my C.I.S Network Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7982 4668 Fax: 03-7982 1648 Email: yuhanis@cisnetwork.com Website: www.cisnetwork.com CNE Global Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6203 3663 Fax: 03-6203 1948 Email: nicole@cneglobal.com.my Website: www.cneglobal.com.my CNN International Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8073 2733 Fax: 03-8073 2688 Email: info@cnn.net.my Website: www.cnn.net.my
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CPH Travel Agencies Sdn Bhd Tel: 082-414 921 Fax: 082-424 587 Email: oscar@cphtravel.com.my Website: www.cphtravel.com.my Curio Pack Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-3325 3777 Fax: 03-3325 3666 Email: chonglee@curiopack.com.my Website: www.curiopack.com.my
Green Apple Event Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-9054 8880 Fax: 03-9054 8880 Email: marcuschan@greenappleevent.com.my Website: www.greenappleevent.com.my Group Thirty Three International Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7731 0277 Fax: 03-7731 9871 Email: kenlow@group33.com.my Website: www.group33.com.my
D Avenue Technologies Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7832 1113 Fax: 03-7832 1138 Email: info@d-avenue.com Website: www.d-avenue.com Displaymax (M) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7781 4077 Fax: 03-7782 1977 Email: melvin@displaymax.com.my Website: www.displaymax.com.my DOREMI Services & Rental Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6257 3833 Fax: 03-6257 8019 Email: eehuang@doremi.com.my Website: www.doremievent.com
Hawt Dotz Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6142 8813 Fax: 03-6142 8816 Email: matthew@hawtdotz.com Website: www.hawtdotz.com Helo Holding Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8939 9667/012-293 5580 Fax: 07-352 8468 Email: heloled@gmail.com Website: www.heloled.com / www.xpomass.com.my
ECMI ITE Asia Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8023 0820 Fax: 03-8023 0830 Email: wycheong@ecmi.com.my Website: www.ecmi.com.my EDGE Concept Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-9284 8662 Fax: 03-9285 8662 Email: brendan@edgeconcept.com.my Website: www.edgeconcept.com.my EFE Expo Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6270 9332 Fax: 03-6270 9331 Email: sally@efe.my Website: www.efe.my Elite Expo Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-5891 1157 Fax: 03-5891 1147 Email: yong@elite.com.my Website: www.elite.com.my ES Event Management Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-9132 1922 Fax: 03-9133 1920 Email: esevent@esevent.com.my Website: www.esevent.com.my ES Exhibition Services Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-9172 1598 Fax: 03-9171 5598 Email: xiaohui@es-corp.co Website: www.esexhibition.com Events Horizon (Immense Business Event Sdn Bhd) Tel: 082-457 167 Fax: 082-457 153 Email: jasonchew@eventshorizon.com.my Website: www.eventshorizon.com.my/ Expoworks Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7832 3031 Fax: 03-7832 6031 Email: edmund@expoworks.com.my Website www.expoworks.com.my Fairs & Events Management Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-5636 1788 Fax: 03-5637 2788 Email: jonathan@femsb.com Website: www.femsb.com Felix Expo Logistics (M) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-5636 9511 Fax: 03-5632 7795 Email: chaand@felixexpolog.com Website: www.felixexpolog.com Firm Horizon Sdn Bhd hornyfang@gmail.com 088-213108 Genting Malaysia Berhad Tel: 03-2301 6686 Fax: 03-2333 3886 Email: stella.sum@rwgenting.com Website: www.rwgenting.com Globez Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-9221 3229 Fax: 03-9221 8339 Email: eric@globez.com.my Website: www.globez.com.my Goche Corporation Sdn Bhd Tel: 04-227 7877 Fax: 04-228 0877 Email: eugene@gochecorp.com Website: www.gochecorp.com Golden Horses Palace Berhad Tel: 03-8946 4888 Fax: 03-8943 2666 Email: rickyip@countryheights.com.my Website: www.palaceofthegoldenhorse.com.my
ICEM Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6151 8682 Fax: 03-6151 4852 Email: klyuen@icemregional.com Website: www.icemregional.com IDA Exhibition Services (M) Sdn Bhd Tel: 082-426 993 Fax: 082-233 100 Email: allen@ida.com.my Website: www.ida.com.my Innogen Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8961 1108 Fax: 03-8961 0687 Email: jefflam@innogen.com.my Website: www.innogen.com.my Innoprise Corporation Sdn Bhd Tel: 088-326476 Fax: 088-429429 Email: susan_malagob@yahoo.com Website: www.yayasansabahgroup.org.my Insense Design Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6262 8691 Fax: 03-6263 8692 Email: lawrence@insense.com.my Website: www.insense.com.my Instant Exposition Services Sdn Bhd Tel: 04-643 3081 Fax: 04-643 4451 Email: instant.exposition@gmail.com Website: www.instanttradingco.com JIM Project & Expo Logistics (M) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7846 1811 Fax: 03-7846 1944 Email: daniel@jim.com.my Website: www.jim.com.my JSL Asia Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7773 1660 Fax: 03-7773 0508 Email: Kj@jalakx.com Just Unique Consultation Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-2856 2193 Fax: 03-2856 7383 Email: joey@justunique.com.my Website: www.justunique.com.my Kaizer Exhibitions & Conferences Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6275 1088 / 6277 5108 Fax: 03-6277 9108 Email: belyam@hotmail.com Website: www.kaizer.com.my KH Event Management Sdn Bhd Tel: 012-777 7860 Fax: 07-234 2450 Email: gary@khevent.com Website: www.megahome.my Kingsmen-KEB Systems Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-9076 1010 Fax: 03-9080 2990 Email: alixlim@kingsmen.com.my Website: www.kingsmen.-int.com www.kingsmen.com.my Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre Tel: 03-2333 2888 Fax: 03-2333 2882 Email: alice@klccconventioncentre.com Website: www.klccconventioncentre.com MAEPS Management Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8943 4699 Fax: 03-8948 4985 Email: norafizah@maeps.com.my Website: www.maeps.com.my Malaysian Association Of Hotels Tel: 03-4251 8477 Fax: 03-4252 8477 Email: admin@hotels.org.my Website: www.hotels.org.my
MACEOS MEMBER DI RECTORY Ø Malaysian Exhibition Services Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-4041 0311 Fax: 03-4043 7241 Email: ajones@mesallworld.com Website: www.mesallworld.com Malaysian Gifts & Premium Association (MGPA) Tel: 03-7887 3338 Fax: 03-7880 2228 Email: enquiry@mgpa.org.my Website: www.kligp.com.my / www.mgpa.org.my MATRADE Exhibition & Convention Centre (MECC) Managed By: Creative Arm & Communications Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6203 7032 Fax: 03-6203 7034 Email: azmi@cac.com.my Website: http://mecc.matrade.gov.my Memoires Events Tel: 03-80627991 Email: memoiresevents@gmail.com Website: www.memoiresevents.com Memories Entertainment Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7782 4477 Fax: 03-7781 4089 Email: abduallah@memoriesent.com.my Website: www.memoriesent.com.my Messe Worldwide Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7803 3276 Fax: 03-7803 2276 Email: kennethfong@messeww.com Website: www.messeww.com MINES Int’l Exhibition Centre Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8945 2055/8949 5400 Fax: 03-8949 5404 Email: dannyfoo@miecc.mines.com.my Website: www.miecc.mines.com.my Newfair (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6157 0767 Fax: 03-6156 3767 Email: rickylai@newfair.com.my Website: www.newfair.com.my Pacific World Destination East Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-2279 9722 Fax: 03-2279 9799 Email: catherine@pacificworld.com Website: www.pacificworld.com Parico Electrical Engineering Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6275 5990 Fax: 03-6275 9626 Email: ssun@pico.com.my Website: www.pico.com.my Penexpo Events Sdn Bhd Tel: 04-540 0472 Fax: 04-540 0471 Email: francis@penexpo.com.my Website: www.penexpo.com.my Persada Johor Int. Convention Centre Tel: 07-219 8888 Fax: 07-223 5522 Email: iskandar@persadajohor.com Website: www.persadajohor.com Perk Idea Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6730 4900 Fax: 03-6261 2917 Email: marketing@perk.com.my Website: www.perk.com.my Persatuan Pengurusan Kompleks Malaysia (PPK) Tel: 03-7727 6202 / 7727 6232 Fax 03-7727 6203 Email: Ppkmalaysia1984@gmail.com Website: www.ppkm.org.my PICO International (M) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6275 5990 Fax: 03-6275 3233 Email: erich@pico.com.my Website: www.pico.com.my Place Borneo Sdn Bhd Tel: 082-250 400/252400 Fax: 082-237 400 Email: mona@placeborneo.com Website: www.placeborneo.com Port Klang Free Zone Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-3101 5568 Fax: 03-3101 2206 Email: chow@pkfz.com Website: www.pkfz.com Premier ITE Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7842 9863 Fax: 03-7842 7863 Email: info@tradelink.com.my Website: www.tradelink.com.my Putrade Property Management Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-2614 6999 Fax: 03-4049 3330 Email: zalidi@pwtc.com.my Website: www.pwtc.com.my Putrajaya International Convention Centre Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8887 6000 Fax: 03-8887 6499 Email: Mgr.biz.plan@picc.com.my Website: www.picc.com.my
Qube Integrated Malaysia Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6151 9973 / 9673 Fax: 03-6151 3973 / 3673 Email: alicia@qube.com.my Website: www.qube.com.my RE Rogers (M) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-5510 8611 Fax: 03-5510 6296 Email: chris@rogers-asia.com Website: www.rogers-asia.com Radius Exhibits & Interiors Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7968 2002 Fax: 03-7958 6610 Email: seanchee@radiusworld.com Website: www.radiusworld.com Reed Exhibitions Sdn Bhd Tel: +65-6780 4653 Fax: +65-6588 3832 Email: louise.chua@reedexpo.com.sg Website: www.reedexpo.com.sg Sabah Tourism Board Tel: 088-212121 Fax: 088-217311 Email: suzaini@sabahtourism.com Website: www.sabahtourism.com Sarawak Convention Bureau Tel: 082-242 516 Fax: 082-242 519 Email: amelia@sarawakcb.com Website: www.sarawakcb.com Scalepoint Deco (KL) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-77340098 Fax: 03-77340098 Email: choongch81@gmail.com Schenker Logistics (M) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7949 7888 Fax: 03-7949 7989 Email: angie.ng@dbschenker.com Website: www.dbschenker.com Sentoria Themeparks and Resorts Sdn Bhd Tel: 09-5488000 Fax: 09-5486158 Email: ianchin@sentoria.com.my Website: www.bgrc.com.my Sept10 Concepts Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-62806277 Fax: 03-62806627 Email: elyeoh@sept10.com Website: www.sept10.com Seri Pacific Hotel Kuala Lumpur Tel: 03-4042 5555 / 4049 4405 Fax: 03-4043 5253 Email: zakariya@seripacific.com Website: www.seripacifichotel.com Setia City Convention Centre Tel: 03-3359 5252 Fax: 03-3359 2552 Email: Francis.teo@spsetia.com Website: www.setiacitycc.com Setia SPICE (Subterranean Penang International Convention & Exhibition Centre) Tel: 04-643 2525 Fax: 04-641 2250 Email: khengho.yeoh@spsetia.com Website: www.setiaspice.com Shapers Malaysia Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6203 4433 Fax: 03-6203 4422 Email: shukran@halal.org.my Website: www.halal.com.my SixDegrees Exhibits & Interiors Solutions Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6277 5966 Fax: 03-6277 5066 Email: brianlong@sixdegrees.com.my Website: www.sixdegrees.com.my Skyzone Tours & Travel Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-2203 8899 Fax: 03-2203 8877 Email: rocky@skyzonetours.com Website: www.skyzonetours.com Smart Reg System Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-4024 7717 Fax: 03-4024 7017 Email: melvin@mysmartreg.com Website: www.mysmartreg.com Sphere Exhibits Malaysia Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7981 8766 Fax: 03-7981 8771 Email: latifah@sphereexhibits.com.my Website: www.sphereexhibits.com.my Sunway University Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7491 8622ext7231 Fax: 03-5635 8633 Email: anishac@sunway.edu.my Switch Exhibits Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-2178 6376 Fax: 03-2178 6301 Email: kelvin@switchexhibits-int.com Website: www.switchexhibits.com
T.E.E.M Event & Exhibition Management Sdn Bhd Tel: 082-330559 Fax: 082-331559 Email: kebong@teem.com.my Website: www.teem.com.my Taylor’s University Tel: 03-5629 5000 Fax: 03-5629 5522 Email: tonythomas@taylors.edu.my Website: www.taylors.edu.my The Events Store (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd Tel: 012-887 3323 Email: brian.liew@eventstore.asia Website: http://my.eventstore.asia/ The Floorplan Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6142 3423 Fax: 03-6142 3775 Email: infothefloorplan@gmail.com The Hot Shoe Show & Co.Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7803 8898 Fax: 03-7806 1968 / 7806 2270 Email: leemark@hotshoes.com.my Website: www.hotshoes.com.my The Zenith Hotel Kuantan Tel: 09-565 9595 Fax: 09-565 9551 Email: nathan.vaithi@thezenithhotel.com Website: www.thezenithhotel.com TK Tent & Air-conditioning Rental Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8961 9988 Fax: 03-8962 1862 Email: rental@tktent.com Website: www.tktent.com Touch Concept Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-6201 1181 Fax: 03-6201 1182 Email: jasonyap@touchconcept.com.my Website: www.touchconcept.com.my Trade-Link Exhibition Services Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7842 9863 Fax: 03-7842 7863 Email: edwin.lai84@gmail.com Trade-Link ITE Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7842 9863 Fax: 03-7842 7863 Email: info@tradelink.com.my, edwin@tradelink.com.my, rina@tradelink.com.my Website: www.tradelink.com.my TwoJ International (M) Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8734 7311 Fax: 03-8737 4322 Email: joyhanis@twoj.com.my Website: info.twoj.com.my UBIQ Global Solutions Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-7887 9229 Fax: 03-7887 8231 Email: harbans.singh@ubiqglobal.com Website: www.ubiqglobal.com United Business Media (M) Sdn Bhd UBM Malaysia Tel: 03-2176 8788 Fax: 03-2164 8786 Email: Gandhi.m@ubm.com Website: www.ubmmalaysia.com Usaha Jana Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8938 9206 Fax: 03-8938 1795 Email: shedy8278@gmail.com Website: www.usahajana.com Vantage Five Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-4285 4771 Fax: 03-4288 4773 Email: syafiq.vantagefive@gmail.com Website: www.vantagefive.com Woo Doo Creative Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-5021 8577 Email: david@woodoocreative.com Website: www.woodoocreative.com X Two Media Sdn Bhd Tel: 07-863 7500 Fax: 07-863 6599 Email: jonest@x2.com.my Website: www.x2.com.my Xtreme Creative Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-9130 0187 Fax: 03-9134 3725 Email: deborah.lim@xtremecreative.com.my Website: www.xtremecreative.com.my Yen Creative Sdn Bhd Tel: 03-8727 7459 Email: yencreativekl@gmail.com
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