2012 2nd jci mines bulletin (apr june 2012)

JCI Mines Bulletin @ 2nd Issue (April — June)

POSITIVE CHANGE JCI Mines New Change

THE PEOPLE

Interview with PP YenYoon and IPP June

THE ACTIVITIES UN Millineun Development Goals

All Right Reserve by JCI Mines 2012

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JCI JCI is a membership-based nonprofit organization of young active citizens ages 18 to 40 in more than 100 countries who are dedicated to creating positive change in their communities. Each JCI member shares the belief that in order to create lasting positive change, we must improve ourselves and the world around us. JCI members take ownership of their communities by identifying problems and creating targeted solutions to crate impact.

Our Philosophy As global citizens, we all have rights and responsibilities, as well as shared goals. Through active citizenship, we embrace social responsibility and work towards goals that benefit communities worldwide. JCI members embrace new ideas, collaboration and diversity. Guided by the vision and initiative to transform their lives and the world, JCI members have the courage to address the great challenges of our time.

A Framework of Results The JCI Active Citizen Framework provides a methodology for running sustainable, needs-based projects that create measurable results in communities. The process starts with assessing community needs in health and wellness, education and economic empowerment, and sustainability. By engaging partners and evaluating results, JCI members ensure their projects deliver effective positive change.

JCI Around the World With around 5,000 JCI Local Organizations in more than 100 JCI National Organizations, JCI forms a vibrant global community of nearly 200,000 active citizens. All members belong to a JCI Local Organization where they focus on finding solutions to problems in their local community. Local Organizations are affiliated to National Organizations.

This structure forms a global grassroots movement, empowering members to run international projects, exchange ideas and work together to develop new ways to create positive change in their communities.

JCI Mission To provide development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change.

JCI Vision To be the leading global network of young active citizens.

JCI Values That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life; That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations; That economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise; That government should be of laws rather than of men; That earth's great treasure lies in human personality; And that service to humanity is the best work of life.

JCI Malaysia Current Facts 2012 Junior Chamber International Malaysia (JCI Malaysia) is a National Organization of the Junior Chamber International chapters in Malaysia. This organization is affiliated to Junior Chamber International (JCI), a worldwide leadership development organization for young people aged between 18 to 40, and welcomes all nationalities, races and religions.

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Malaysia JCI Malaysia is one of the Top 10 National Organizations (# members)

Membership There are about 2,821 Malaysian members from 53 local chapters in Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak.

2,821 Active members in year 2012

Members Average Age

53 local organizations in year 2012

Members by Gender

About JCI Malaysia Headquarters No.19-3, Jalan Setiawangsa 8, Taman Setiawangsa, 54200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Official Publication Pemimpin

Female Âą47%

Male Âą53%

JCI Malaysia Official Website www.jcimalaysia.cc Source from: www.jci.cc as at 30th June 2012

JCI Mines Editors’ Bulletin Corner

CONTENTS 1 4 5

About JCI & JCI Malaysia

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Interview: JCI Mines Past President 2010 Chong Yen Yoon

JCI Mines Board of Directors Editor’s Corner Interview: JCI Mines Immediate Past President June Cheng

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What’s New? JCI Mines New Features

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JCI Mines on the Move!

- Business - Community - Individual - International - Mother’s Day Special

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News on JCI Mines

28 30

Join JCI Mines

JCI & United Nations MDGs JCI Nothing But Nets

Credits

@ JCI Mines

Firstly, I would like to thanks 2012 JCI Mines President Jay Chong Yen Jye, who gives me great opportunities to develop the JCI Mines Bulletin 2nd Issue and JCI Mines Blogs. It is a great chance and challenge to me without any experience before. As a new member in JCI, I get fully utilizes as a part of JCI Mines big family. It is really great for me to get a lot of experience here.

Other than that, I would like to thanks 2012 JCI Mines Secretary General Nicholas Koay Zhen Lin who guides me as a part of JCI Bulletin Second Issue. It is a great time to get a team with him and really learn a lot of publishing newsletter in real time JCI Mines event. In the other hand, I would like to thanks others JCI Mines members too, who guide me and provide information for the JCI Mines Bulletin Second Issues.

Lastly, I also would like to thank all of the JCI members and Public who read this JCI Mines Bulletin Second Issue (April – June) 2012. It is a new style to develop this new JCI Bulletin layout style compare to traditional template style. We try something new for our newsletter reader, and hope to get great impact and feedback from the public.

Spencer Lee Teck Seng Secretary & Editor Junior Chamber International Mines Together with

Nicholas Koay Zhen Lin Secretary General & Editor Junior Chamber International Mines

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The Leaders

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JCI Mines 2012 Board of Directors in Action Edwin Khong Wai Howe

Jacky Chee Khong Hwee

Vice President (Business & Individual)

Vice President (Community & International)

June Cheng Jou

Chong Yen Yoon

Immediate Past President

General Legal Counsel

Jay Chong Yen Jye Chapter President

Nicholas Koay Zhen Lin

Karen Lau Ee Tun Honorary Treasurer

Secretary General

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Contacts President JCI Member Jay Chong Yen Jye E-mail (1): president.jcimines@gmail.com E-mail (2): jaychong880921@hotmail.com Contact No.: 016-780 6997 Secretary General JCI Member Nicholas Koay Zhen Lin E-mail (1): secretary.jcimines@gmail.com E-mail (2): truthwind@gmail.com Honorary Treasurer JCI Member Karen Lau Ee Tun E-mail: Karen_michiko@hotmail.com Vice President (Business & Individual) JCI Member Edwin Khong Wai Howe E-mail: swordmasterex@hotmail.com Vice President (Community & International) JCI Member Jacky Chee Kong Hwee E-mail: jackykhchee@hotmail.com Immediate Past President JCI Member June Cheng Jou E-mail: junechengj@gmail.com General Legal Counsel JCI Member Chong Yen Yoon E-mail: cyenyoon@yahoo.com

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INTERVIEW JCI Mines Bulletin IPP June Cheng

1. When did you first join JCI? 2008 2. What makes JCI to be in your good favors?

Fellowship and networking among each other.

3. JCI mission is to provide development opportunities to empower young people to create positive changes. In your opinion, how do you think JCI Malaysia and JCI Mines can achieve this Mission Statement?

Publicly made JCI known to the community and be active!

4. Given a chance, how would you lead to promote JCI to the public?

High Profile in JCI's participation and set good example of active citizenships!

5. What inspires you to be a JCI Local Chapter President?

The passion of JCI movement and the great people in JCI leadership like JCI Senator George Ong, JCI Senator Eric Ng and many more.

6. As a President of a JCI Local Chapter, what was the most challenging task you had experienced during your presidential year?

Being deserted by Past Presidents & being told to "shut-down" JCI Mines 7. What have you achieved during your presidential year in JCI Mines?

Revival of JCI Mines & found a group of passionate young people to continue JCI Mines legacies.

8. What do you think you have personally gained after your presidential year of JCI Mines?

The glory & the fame of continuity and I found that I've turned impossible to I'M POSSIBLE

9. Which leader do you admire? How do you describe his(her) values?

Can I make it 4 wonderful leaders that I admire?

First, JCI Senator George Ong, his passion and true "active" citizenship on bringing change to the community. He turns thinking into dream to pursue.

Secondly, JCI Senator Eric Ng, his "willing to share" passion. He is like my "sifu" that give good advice during my "difficulties". Lastly of course, PNP JCI Senator Dennis Tan & NEVP Cynthia Tong, their passion, their "smile", their love and their kindness. Never abandoned JCI Mines and help us get through tough times!

10. Do you have a favorite quote?

Not just a favorite quote, but a lot. "Always be yourself, express yourself and have faith in yourself" ---Bruce Lee 11. What do you think about JCI Mines in the first half of the year 2012?

Great! Keep up the good work! Let the true passion be turned into actions.

12. Lastly, how would you encourage people to Join JCI? Don't you believe in change? If you believe, come and experience yourself the passion that JCI provides. What for I'm flattering the organization if you choose to stand around and peek. Get yourself involved and experience yourself what I meant! Tak kenal maka tak cinta!

INTERVIEW JCI Mines Bulletin JCI Mines Past President

1. When did you first join JCI? I joined the JCI Mines in the year 2008, during the presidential term of JC Jasper Tan. He first offered me the program of “TiYan32” (Program Experience 32 Hours), which was initiated by JCI Member Max Yuen, the charter president of JCI Achiever. That was the first program I joined in JCI and getting to know about JCI. I submitted the registration form to JCI Mines after the program completed in its first part, which successfully raised RM 10,000 fund for the victims of Si-Chuan Earthquake of China, within one week.

2. What makes JCI to be in your good favors?

For my personal understanding at the beginning, JCI is for entrepreneurs and leaderships. I’m just among the small portion of them who are considered a leader in the area of social activity. My perception about JCI is an active young entrepreneur’s association. Thus, I must be professional and responsible in this organization. When the time I agreed to take up the position as Vice President in the chapter JCI Mines, I must responsible for my position and the role I played. If this is an organization for the active member, I must be ‘more active’ as I served as the committee in this “active organization”.

3. JCI mission is to provide development opportunities to empower young people to create positive changes. In your opinion, how do you think JCI Malaysia and JCI Mines can achieve this Mission Statement?

I strongly agreed with the JCI mission and go a tandem with the mission during my JCI life and emphasis it to members by ‘lead by example’. There are many people in this country looking for ‘benefit’ from an organization and also there are many people just join any of the organizations for just fun.

But in JCI, this is a platform empowered to the members to growth themselves through active participation. They are the ‘member’ and they are also the ‘leader’. Thus, members should not ‘request’ from the organization instead of keep asking themselves “What can I contribute myself to the organization?” Align with the mission of JCI is that the concept of “The power of One”, as individual is the power to crate positive change, this is true for JCI. If not YOU, so WHO else? We, everybody, are part of the social, of the nation and of this global network of organization. I show the energy of myself and the synergy of our teamwork, continue to lead and to serve.

4. As a President of a JCI Local Chapter, what was the most challenging task you had experienced during your presidential year?

As I mentioned before, I’m the fourth president in JCI Mines and this chapter is considered ‘young’ at that time, as most of the JCI system and procedure are not followed completely. I must get this chapter exposed to the JCI Malaysia, to the community and also on the other hand, brings-in the JCI culture into the chapter. That also sound that I was the one who must take the role to ‘change’, as refresh the old image of the chapter to a new JCI-oriented organization. More training was executed and parliamentary procedure was started implemented.

5. What inspires you to be a JCI Local Chapter President?

This is quite a good question. It may so-called ‘coincident’ (by fate?) or it is the result of planned mission, by previous presidents, before me. During the past, JCI Mines has many of inactive and senior members. In order to keep the momentum, the chapter looked for someone who can lead the organization. I am one of the candidates that labeled as the successor. There are difference portfolios with the presidential candidates, and I have my own also. Lastly, I definitely modified my portfolio in line with the JCI mission and vision. I have no personal agenda and own ideas, but to listen from the majority of members and committed myself to lead the chapter to an active and professional organization. I faced the challenges of very few members and inactive members that time. If my mission failed, the whole chapter will be closed soon. So I must take the most advance steps to create more opportunities for the young members and recruitment was my weapon, in order to survive.

6. What do you think you have personally gained after your presidential year of JCI Mines?

The first thing I gained was the leadership skill and entrepreneurship. The most attribute to move a chapter is the leadership skill that can recruit member, assigned tasks, lead to general objectives, and finally coordinate all the members. Entrepreneurship is that when I started the chapter from ‘zero’ to somewhere, I must fully optimize the only asset I have that time, it was the ‘members’, to the maximum outcome. Secondly was the financial strength, from the uncertainly of financial status to positive. I can still remember that difficult time, I never credited the account for all kind of activities, on the other hand, I used come of the activities to raised some money.

7. Which leader do you admire? How do you describe his(her) values?

I have no individual admired leader, but I prefer the

autocratic leadership, this kind of leadership is needed when the situation is in chaos and/or high uncertain level. Most of the time when this country facing the biggest challenges in globalization and high economic impact, the only way we do is overcome problems with single vision. However, autocratic doesn’t means negative to me, because this kind of leader also made decision based on the various opinion and fair to make his(her) own final decision.

8. What do you think about JCI Mines in the first half of the year 2012?

JCI Mines in the first half on the year of 2012 is kicked-up the ball and keep the ball rolling, but the momentum still low, there is a need to boost up the level by more trainings and new members involvement.

9. Do you have a favorite quote?

None. But I strongly believe that to get a ‘good’ result, you need to think ‘better’ and do it the ‘best’ as you can.

10. What have you achieved during your presidential year in JCI Mines?

I served as the fourth president of JCI Mines in the year 2010, regarded as the leader for second generation of new blood in JCI Mines. I have rebranded the “Mines” as “Management”, “Intelligent”, “Networking”, “Eagerness”, and “Standard”. During that time, four areas of opportunities in JCI were fairly distributed and activities were conducted in each of the area such as: the flagship project - Famine-30 Serdang, Old folk house visitation, (Community Service); coorganized JCI Presenter with JCI KL, working with people workshop by JCI Senator Mukesh from India, effective communication workshop, business negotiation power workshop (Individual Development); and take part in all JCIM activities, like the Annual Peninsular Convention, Annual National Convention, Ten Outstanding Young Malaysia

INTERVIEW JCI Mines Past President

presentation dinner, JCIM Green project, Hari Belia Negara, to show the ‘commitment’ (presidential slogan) to meet the vision and vision of JCI as a whole, along with the JCI Malaysia. Various other internal members’ fellowship activities were organized to strengthen the internal members bonding, such as: Durian fellowship, Visit KL Bird Park with children, Wedding dinner of JCI member Chin Tian Yuan and our second chapter president JCI member Danny. Other than that, good business and networking opportunities also provided for the members, for example visited JCI Masterskill for times, especially lead members for the JCI world president’s new member induction during his visitation to JCI Masterskill and announced the biggest chapter in the world, JCI Mines also played good relationship with JCI Entrepreneur, as to join their activities most the time. In the International Networking platform, JCI Mines showed good international networking with India and Taiwan. For the personal achievement, personally was appointed as zone secretary of JCIM's Zone 3 (middle of peninsular area) in the following year in 2011. General to speak, my mission for the year was to be more active in JCI Malaysia, both personal and chapter, and also managed to be a better chapter management organization, successful in promoting and marketing JCI Mines, and maintained good and positive chapter's financial status. I was also successfully to recruit more new members to replace the elder members in this chapter whose were naturally leaved this organization.

11. Lastly, how would you encourage people to Join JCI? JCI is a global network of active young citizens to crate positive change, besides the vision and mission the JCI has, JCI also is considered as a good global system; last time the local chapter is named ‘Local Chapter Management’, it is obviously that each of the small organization (or branch) of JCI is a ‘management unit’. JCI has successful growth in this good managerial system globally and this system changed time by time, as continuous to serve the global need. The understanding of the JCI system is a way to understand the successful global management system. No matter people are employers or employees, or any other type of profession, the ‘system’ is a need, and the value of the JCI finally is the intangible value of the ‘system’ itself, which can be implemented in everywhere in your life.

INTERVIEW JCI Mines Past President

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Business Award Ceremony Asia Success Award Ceremony 2011/2012 15th May 2012, The Palace of the Golden Horses Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

JCI Mines Members with Asia Success Chief Editor and Organizing Chairman Group Photo Section The “Asia Success Award” is upholds several successful elements, such as professional, authority, international, human-oriented culture and style, brand authentication, fairness, transparent, and objectivity, as main contribution factors. This is prestigious award and respected that empowered it a powerful recognition to acknowledge the most outstanding enterprises, moreover, to cultivate the spirit of branding amongst enterprises, to stimulate rapid growth of the corporate, to promote honesty business, to create impressive corporate image, and lastly, to meet the purpose of corporate branding.

In JCI Mines, we success to develop the opportunities as a helper to form the “Asia Success Award Ceremony 2011/2012” event. We manage to plan the whole project management for that particular night event at 15th May 2012. It’s help all the JCI Mines members get full experience to built the large business award event.

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SPECIAL THANKS Dato’ Sri Donald Lim Siang Chai Deputy Minister of Finance of Malaysia Special Guest for Asia Success Award Ceremony 2011/2012

Jessica Tong Chief Editor for Asia Success Inc.

Jacky Chee Organizing Chairman for Asia Success Award 2011/2012 JCI Mines Vice President 2012

Asia Success Award Ceremony 2011/2012

JCI Mines Member with Asia Success Staff Group Photo

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JCI Mines Member with HYJ Group Photo

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Corporate Visit Huo Yuan Jia (HYJ) Wushu Academy 14th April 2012, Kuchai Entreprenuer Park, Kuala Lumpur Back in January 2006, HYJ Wushu Academy was founded by three former Wushu Instructor from Selangor & Kuala Lumpur Chin Woo Athletic Association. By forming the company, they came out with the slogan: “For Wushu We Gather� which emphasis that everyone can learn Wushu, regardless of their background, ethnics or nationalities.

In JCI Mines, we also get understand the Chinese Martial Arts (Wushu) and it bring us experience the journey of Wushu specially by HYJ Wushu Academy. In addition, this activities also create an opportunities enhance partnership between HYJ Wushu Academy and JCI Mines.

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Past President

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JCI Mines Member with HYJ Wushu Academy Group Photo

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Business Interview Section KianClassic Design Sdn. Bhd. 21th March 2012, Cheras New Village, Cheras, Selangor KianClassic had its humble beginnings in 1999 as a small carpentry outfit based in Puchong. Since then, it has seen tremendous growth, due largely to its adoption of good manufacturing practices relating to the kitchen cabinets & wardrobes industry. As quality has always been a key objective of KianClassic, it uses quality accessories from Blum, Austria and other materials procured only from MNCs or established players. KianClassic’s manufacturing facilities comprise of modern Italian, German and China-made machineries, enabling the Company to ensure high quality in all its manufacturing processes.

JCI Mines was successful interview KianClassic Design Sdn. Bhd. as a Review for our group members. It help every one get the opportunities to get Interview for their CEO of the company. Other than that, the company also get a lot of award such as :  Best Brand in Retail, the Brand Laureate-SMEs Chapter Awards 2010  Winner of the 2010 Malaysia 100 Outstanding SMEs, Golden Bull Award 2010  Most Recognized Brand (ASEAN Region)  MRCA 8TV Entrepreneur Awards 2009  Silver Award, Best Booth Display, Malaysia Architecture 2007 & 2008

JCI Mines Member with KianClassic Sdn. Bhd. CEO Group Photo Prepare by @ Spencer Lee Teck Seng

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Entrepreneurship Talks Developing an Outstanding Business Idea 9th June 2012, Menara UOA, Bangsar About the Speaker

Sharing I The Success of product is to get the idea spread!

Brian J.Crowley

Sharing II

Chief Executive, SenSeiQa Sdn. Bhd.

People want a search engine that SEARCH! The Purple Cow Shines even among excellent cow!

(One textbox + one Search Button)

Sharing III

find your (Strategy)

What’s the most different between this two brands but makes them success?

Sharing IV Develop product that “just work”!

Make the main thing the main thing!

Special Thanks:

With more than 17 years of experience, he is an expert in the design, development of UCCS system. His company has worked with a wide variety of clients both locally and internationally on their implementations, including telecommunications firms, the ministry of defense, public listed companies, and government departments. He is an energetic, positive and passionate leader with a proven ability to build strong client relationships and to lead big multidisciplinary teams in the creation of powerful communication programs.

Brian is also a skilled trainer he has been actively involved with training the Malaysian youth through MDeC Pre-Seed funding programme.

Brian studied Business Management at Swansea University Wales and holds a B.Sc in Management.

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MSIE 2012 Malaysia Sports Industry Exhibition th 5 May 2012, Putra World Trade Center

Majlis Belia Malaysia MBM is not a youth organization, It is a National Youth Council that serves as the main body representing the interests of Malaysian youths in all Youth NGOs.

Summary of Events Main Organizer: Majlis Belia Malaysia Endorsed by: Youth and Sports Ministry Officiated by: YB Dato’ Sri Ismail Sabri Bin Yaakob (Minister of Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism)

Opening speech by YB Dato’ Sri Ismail Sabri, Minister of Domestic Trade

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Minister playing Xbox Kinect & Wii

JCIM Government Liaison cum Majilis Belia Malaysia Commission Chairperson for inviting JCI Mines to this event.

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JCI Achieve JCI Local Organization Development Course 23rd June 2012, Microsoft Innovation Center

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JCI Achieve “JCI Achieve is not just another JCI Official Course. It is the marketing and branding course (in corporate world) but using JCI as the case study, if we all take it seriously and professionally.”

– JCI Senator George Ong

Positioning

Building Reputation Active Citizens

(23 June, Cyberjaya) – Seven graduates from JCI Local Organization Development Course have understand further of the local organization identity, its purpose and what to do to accomplish JCI’s Mission – to provide development opportunities that empower young people to creative positive change.

During the courses, together with the certified trainers, the graduates has repositioned the value of JCI Mines, and established series of milestone to shape up the local organization image and reputations, matching back the presidential theme of 2012 – B.U.S.I.N.E.S.S.

Developing Image

Venue sponsor Trainers’ Forum Project Planning

SPECIAL THANKS Professional Image

Dev. Opportunities

- Educated - Systematic & Efficient - Knowledgeable - Problem Solver - Analytical - Able to do a lot of things

- Coaches - Projects - Congress & Conventions - Communication Aids - Committees - Contests

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CNT Leong Seng Tat (Head Trainer)

NVP Ken Choo (Assistan Trainer)

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Malaysia International Tourism Exhibition 2012 31th May 2012, Malaysia Agriculture Exposition Park Serdang, Selangor

President Jay Chong Yen Jye

Secretary General Nicholas Koay Zhen Lin

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Honorary Treasurer Karen Lau Ee Tun

Vice President Edwin Khong Wai Howe

JCI Member Spencer Lee Teck Seng

was attending the largest tourism exchange event in Malaysia (MITE 2012). It is on 31

May to 3 June 2012 at Malaysia Agriculture Exposition Park Serdang, Selangor (MAEPS). This event is organizes

by Ministry of Tourism Malaysia and PATA. The MITE 2012 is an event to promote and further develop Malaysia travel industry. It over 700 exhibitors and 500,000 international visitor over the world.

YB Dato’ Sri Dr. Ng Yen Yen is drawing the Artwork.

More than 300 taxis queue on the roadside in MITE 2012 LEGOLAND Malaysia

JCI Mines Members

After YB Dato’ Sri Dr. Ng Yen Yen finish drew the Artwork result.

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Mother’s Sushi Day JCI Mines has successfully organized Mother’s Sushi Day on May 11, 2012. We had approximately 30 people, and all appeared to have had a good time. Our guest speaker, Founder and Sushi Master of Kin Ryu Tei Japanese Restaurant, Mr. Chong Kam Fai (top left corner picture) has taught all of us the secret of sushi making.

We appreciate the kind support of PNPs, NEVP, NVPs, LOs and attendance of JCI Philippines, JCI Mines, JCI Achiever, JCI Petaling Jaya, JCI KL Mandarin, JCI Labuan, JCI Seremban and participant from Yemen for making this event a success! We receive great feedbacks on the event and we looking forward to organize this event once again in future! For more details please go to JCI Mines Facebook page for more pictures and video clip.

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Print Media Coverage

JCI Mines 7th Installation & Awards Banquet Asia Success Branding Magazine (Year 2012, Issue No. 7, pg. 84 full color page)

Speed Typing Contest Asia Success Branding Magazine (Year 2012, Issue No. 6, pg. 58 full color page)

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President Interview MSC Malaysia IHL (Year 2011/2012, pg. 8 full color page)

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JCI Mines Activities JCIM Pemimpin (Year 2012, Issue No. 1, pg. 42 full color page)

JCI Mines Sushi Workshop www.jcimalaysia.cc (JCI Philippines courtesy visit to JCI Malaysia from 9 May to 10 May)

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UN Millennium Bulleti Development Goals Background: The JCI Commitment to the MDGs In September 2000 at the UN Millennium Summit, world leaders agreed to set of time-bound and measurable goals and targets for combating many of the social and economic issues facing the nations of the world. The eight UN Millennium Development Goals (UN MDGs) are placed at the heart of the Millennium Campaign’s global agenda.

At the 2003 JCI Leadership Summit at the United Nations in New York, JCI committed to contributing to the efforts of the UN and resolved to use the goals as a framework for creating positive change and to encourage the development of programs and projects designed to address issues outlined in the goals.

Working in collaboration with the United Nations, JCI has held several Leadership Summits at the UN in New York. These Summits have helped JCI members lean about the UN and its projects, including those related to the UN MDGs.

8 Millennium Development Goals

These eight objectives provide a comprehensive list of areas of vital concern for nations around the world. By developing projects to address these goals, JCI members can create targeted programs that deliver measurable results and create a profound impact.

Children are the future, but not all have the opportunity to grow equally.JCI members have committed to advancing UN Millennium Development Goals 2 and 4: Universal Education and Child Health. Whether it’s raising awareness, raising funds or raising the walls of a new schoolhouse, the young active citizens of JCI are making the future brighter for many kids.

A lack of education and proper health care are tremendous barriers to overcome for children in many nations. Even youth in developed countries can suffer from poor access to health care or inadequate education. Children need our help to ensure they are equipped to become the future leaders the world needs.

MDG 2: Achieve universal primary education

MDG 4: Reduce child mortality

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Globally, 73 million children are not enrolled in primary school.

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Despite a recent rise, 12% of children in developing countries remain out of school. In sub-Saharan Africa, that number rises to 29%.

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Nearly 90 countries have yet to reach universal primary education, and 58 of those are not expected to achieve this goal by 2015.

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Aid directed to basic education for low-income countries is currently USD $5 billion, less than half of the estimated USD $11 billion needed to reach universal primary education by 2015.

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Nearly 10 million children under five die every year from preventable causes like pneumonia, measles and malaria.

In 62 countries, the mortality rate for children under five is not declining rapidly enough to meet the 2015 target of reducing mortality by two thirds.

Malnutrition is estimated to contribute to more than one third of all deaths in children under five.

As of 2006, 26% of all children under five years old were considered undernourished.

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National Convention JCI Alor Setar was blessed with trust and empowerment by the General Assembly, was endorsed the hosting right for the 37th Annual National Convention for JCI Malaysia in 2012 (“ANC 2012”), during the 36th Annual National Convention held in Kota Kinabalu in 2011. In October 2012, we shall bring ANC 2012 up to the North of Peninsular Malaysia, to the state of Kedah. First time in her history, JCI Malaysia shall hold her Annual Convention in the beautiful legendary island, Pulau Langkawi.

Pulau Langkawi is an archipelago of 104 islands lying in the north western coast of Peninsular Malaysia, where the Straits of Malacca meets the waters of Andaman Seas. The size of this tropical legendary island is slightly bigger than the Pearl of Orient, Penang.

The organizing committee lead by the energetic Convention Director JCI Member Fong Han Yan, is ever ready with our warm hospitality, to welcome JCI Senators, members and friends from all around Malaysia and the world, to join us in this fabulous event of the year. It is not just an ordinary JCI convention, but a convention plus vacation, a perfect gateway for everyone.

Major attraction of Pulau Langkawi, is the virgin white sandy beaches and the crystal clear sea.

The status of duty free zone has made this island a shopping heaven for shoppers. Goods sold are exempted from government tax with minimum stay of 48 hours, you can grab back home a reasonable amount of tax free goods.

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PEMIMPIN

Mines

35, Jalan 3/17, Taman Serdang Jaya, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor.

Tel: 017-6344 637 (Secretary); 016-7806 997 (President); Email: secretary.jcimines@gmail.com

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM Please fill out this form, and submit together with payment and one photo to secretary.jcimines@gmail.com.

(A) PERSONAL PARTICULARS Title (Circle One) : MR / MRS / MS / DR / PROF / Others (please specify): Full Name

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Chinese Name (if any) : NRIC #

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Marital Status

: Single / Married / Others:

(B)

Gender

: Male /Female

CONTACT INFORMATION

Please note that JCI Mines primary communication channel is via email.

*Email (important)

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Mobile No

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Personal Website

: http://

Facebook

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Home Address

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Home Tel

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Skype ID

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GENERAL & INDUSTRY INFORMATION

Please attach your company logo together with this form.

Occupation

: Business Owner / Self-Employed / Investor / Employed / Others:

Name of Company

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Company Address

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(D)

AREA OF INTEREST

What areas of opportunity development in Junior Chamber International would you are interested to? (Please tick [√] where applicable.)

□ Business (E)

□ Community

□ Individual

MEMBERSHIP CATEGORY APPLIED FOR

□ Ordinary Member □ Associate Member

□ International (For the year:

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(Entrance fee RM 30 & Annual Subscription RM 120) (Entrance fee RM 30 & Annual Subscription RM 250)

NOTE: For further information on the different categories, please refer to the below explanation. Annual membership term begins in January of the year.

Ordinary Membership: The Ordinary Membership is open to young person between the ages of eighteen (18) and forty (40).

JCI Values We Believe:That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life; That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations; That economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise; That Government should be of law rather than of men; That Earth’s great treasure lies in human personality; And that service to humanity is the best work of life.

Associate Membership: The Associate Membership is open to Malaysian organizations that do not qualify to be C. William Brownfield an Ordinary Member of JCI Mines are admitted in the same manner as Ordinary Members and enjoy all privileges of Ordinary Members except that they may not vote or stand for election for any position during any General Meeting.

Please make cheques payable to “JCI Mines” or bank in to Maybank A/C No: 5123 8970 0325, and email your receipt to secretary.jcimines@gmail.com.

Signature:

Date:

For office use:

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Chapter President

Recorded by (2)

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Secretary-General

Referred by JCI Member ___________________ as the current _______________of Junior Chamber International Mines (Malaysia) COLLABORATION PARTNER:

Junior Chamber International Mines (Malaysia) No. 35, Jalan Serdang Jaya, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor. e-mail: secretary.jcimines@gmail.com facebook: jcimines@gmail.com Contact No.: +6016-780 6997 (President), +6017-634 4637 (Secretary)

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Acknowledgement

Special Thanks:

JCI Mines Bulletin

COLLABORATION PARTNER

This bulletin is credited to: 1. JCI Member Chong Yen Yoon; and 2. JCI Member Karen Lau Ee Tun, (for providing information and photos. ) 3. JCI Member Wong Chin Hao (Designer of JCI Mines Newsletter and Website)

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