2019 JCI Malaysia Pemimpin (3rd Edition)

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JCI MALAYSIA

NATIONAL PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Greetings from JCI Malaysia!

Time flies, it has come to the final edition of Pemimpin for the year 2019. I would like to once again take this opportunity to thank the Editor, JCI Sen. Vynndy for her utmost dedication and creativity in producing quality publication for our members and partners. I am pleased to have receive positive feedback from our members regarding our publications this year and all the credit goes out to Vynndy and her team.

For the past few months, I have been travelling across the country for both national events and local projects. I am happy to see the conclusion of the Global Goals Summit, National Academy organized

by JCI Sandakan, Business Summit organized by JCI United Penang, JCI CYEA organized by JCI Bandar Klang, JCI TOYM organized by JCI Kuching and JCIM SDA organized by JCI Elite. I am thankful for the hard work and commitment shown by the many outstanding leaders and organizing team for making the organization proud. Well done to all of you!

It has been a busy three quarters for many of us in JCI Malaysia as we continue to create positive impact in our community. I’ve heard and witnessed the many amazing projects our Local Organization have organized utilizing the JCI Active Citizen Framework while also advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals at the same time. As Robert Collier said “success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day-in and day-out”, I am proud to see the mobilization of our members to do good by our community.

The Annual National Convention is less than a month away. This period of time has always been exciting for JCI Malaysia as we start to reflect, evaluate and strategize for what comes next. I am proud of the good work that the National, Area and Local leadership have done during 2019 as you will see throughout this publication; I am encouraged to see the positive energy from our members since the very beginning and I hope you will keep up this energy throughout your JCI Journey and in life.

See you at Kota Kinabalu! #LeadershipBeyondLimits

JCI SENATOR ANDY LAU 2019 JCI MALAYSIA NATIONAL PRESIDENT

JCI MALAYSIA

NATIONAL SECRETARY GENERAL’S MESSAGE Fellow young active citizens,

Looking back, it has been a fruitful year for JCI Malaysia for the year 2019. As the National Secretary General, I am in the unique position to have a bird’s-eye view of the development and growth of this esteemed organization. At the beginning of the year, many of us started from zero, but through planning, determination and devotion we’ve all made progress together.

I pay tribute to the exceptional young leaders of our organization that does not hope for things to happen nor see things to happen but making things happen.

As we continue our noble mission to provide development opportunities to more young people, the organization is always in need of more talents to serve advance its’ value and achieve its’ purpose.

To paraphrase a quote from John F. Kennedy – “Ask not what JCI can do for you, but what you can do for JCI.” I encourage you to be bold and steadfast in your JCI Journey ahead.

Thank you. #LeadershipBeyondLimits

TAN WEI JIAN 2019 JCI MALAYSIA NATIONAL SECRETARY GENERAL

THE EDITOR’S

MESSAGE

Greetings from National Publications Commission!

Firstly, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the 3 winners of Read to Win contest on our previous publication! Credit also goes to our National Secretary General Tan Wei Jian for giving me the idea to encourage more members participation by having such an interesting contest in the publication.

Our publication team is keen to gather a great deal of vital information and logged impactful activities held into the hands of JCI members and a large group of receptive audience, such as corporate partners, government agencies, etc. I’m so thankful to all parties that involved in the publication and provided me the information needed in time.

As Steve Job said, "Great things in business are never done by one person“.

The hard work and efforts of publication have paid off is because of the good work from members who created positive impact to the local community and many remarkable projects have been carried out in the past three quarters.

Please enjoy reading our last edition of Pemimpin! Thank you. #LeadershipBeyondLimits JCI SENATOR VYNNDY GAN 2019 JCI MALAYSIA NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS COMMISSION CHAIRPERSON

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2019 FACT SHEET Junior Chamber International Junior Chamber International (JCI) is a global membership-based nonprofit organization of young active citizens ages 18 to 40 who are dedicated to creating positive change in their communities. Through projects in more than 5,000 communities across more than 100 countries, members seek targeted solutions to local problems, creating a global impact.

The JCI movement started on October 13, 1915 by one active citizen, Henry Giessenbier, who had a passion for positive change. Since then, millions of other young active citizens have united together to create sustainable impact in their community.

JCI Vision

To be the leading global network of young active citizens.

JCI Mission

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

JCI Creed

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 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 Creed was written by C. William Brownfield in 1946.

JCI Slogan: BE

BETTER

2019 JCI President: JCI Senator Alexander Tio from JCI Indonesia 2019 JCI Executive Vice President (Asia and the Pacific): JCI Senator Amzad Hussain from JCI Bangladesh 2019 JCI Vice President (assigned to JCI Malaysia): JCI Senator Kiyoto Kawasaki from JCI Japan

JCI Headquarters

The JCI Headquarters is located in St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A., where the first local organization was founded. The headquarters operation is led by JCI Secretary General Arrey Obenson.

JCI Website: http://www.jci.cc

2019 JCI FACT SHEET International Cooperation JCI is an international Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) with active participation in the United Nations (UN) system. In this context, JCI has relations with the Office of the UN Secretary General (Secretariat) and a Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). JCI has cooperation agreements with the UN Global Compact; the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO); the UN Foundation; UN MDG; the Pan American Health Organization; the Conference of Non-Governmental Organizations (CONGO); the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC); MyWorld; AIESEC International and etc.

International Events Each year, members from all over the globe come together at the JCI World Congress. At this event, JCI’s critical mass of young people united to share experiences, understand the interconnectedness of our world and facilitate international cooperation.

JCI also hosts four regional conferences each year: Africa and the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific, the Americas and Europe. At these conferences, JCI conducts its affairs, hosts training, and gives members the opportunities to address global issues and show their commitment to become socially responsible leaders.

2019 Africa and the Middle East Conference: 1-4 May 2019 at Balaclava, Mauritius 2019 European Conference: 8-11 May 2019 at Lyon, France 2019 Conference of The Americas: 15-18 May 2019 at Mendoza, Argentina 2019 Asia-Pacific Conference: 17-20 June 2019 at Jeju, Korea 2019 World Congress: 4-8 November 2019 at Talinn, Estonia

Active Citizen Framework The JCI Active Citizen Framework methodology describes a better way to create and measure positive change and sustainability in our community. It provides the structure for use to act as one global team and create a global impact.

Peace is Possible Campaign The Peace is Possible campaign mobilizes young people worldwide to create awareness, advocate, take action and commit to an everlasting world peace. The campaign aims to build a coalition of likeminded stakeholders from all sectors of society that are committed to the purpose. Info at http://www.peaceispossible.cc/

2019 JCI MALAYSIA FACT SHEET JCI Malaysia Junior Chamber International Malaysia (JCI Malaysia) is a National Organization of the Junior Chamber International local organizations in Malaysia. JCI Malaysia was chartered in year 1976 and is affiliated to Junior Chamber International (JCI), a global leadership development organization for young active citizens aged 18 to 40, founded since 1915 in St Louis, US by Henry Giessenbier. JCI Malaysia is managed by its National Board of Directors who are all volunteers, serving based on JCI’s “One Year to Lead” values.

Membership There are over 2494 members from 73 local organizations affiliated to JCI Malaysia, from Area North, Central-South, Sabah and Sarawak. JCI membership is open to all nationalities, races and religions.

2019 JCI Malaysia National President: JCI Senator Andy Lau Eng Leong from JCI Butterworth City Correspondence: andylau.jcim@gmail.com | +6016-526 8133 2019 JCI Malaysia National President’s Theme: Leadership Beyond Limits 2019 JCI Malaysia National Secretary General: Tan Wei Jian from JCI Tanjung Bunga Correspondence: weijian.jcim@gmail.com | +6012-480 6614

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

Email: info.jcim@gmail.com |Mobile: +6018 2059883 Official Publication: Pemimpin

Website: www.jcimalaysia.cc

WHAT DOES JCI GIVE YOU? We provide young adults like you with the confidence to reach inside yourself and overcome limitations. We show you how to achieve more than you thought possible in your business, family and social environment.

Through JCI University, members master the roles of managers, visionaries, coaches, educators, ambassadors and learners by participating in hands on training workshops. Besides having the opportunity to network with successful business leaders through JCI Biznet, JCI members can learn and grow by participating in countless and varies projects that benefits communities worldwide.

HOW DO WE DO IT? We provide the environment for young people to meet, learn and grow.

WHERE ARE WE? JCI reaches more than 6,000 communities in more than 100 nations worldwide.

AREA NORTH PENANG JCI BATU KAWAN JCI BAYAN JCI BUKIT MERTAJAM JCI BUTTERWORTH CITY JCI ELITE JCI ENTREPRENEUR METROPOLITAN JCI GEORGE TOWN JCI NIBONG TEBAL JCI PEARL JCI PENANG JCI PERAI JCI TANJUNG BUNGA JCI UNITED PENANG

KEDAH JCI ALOR SETAR JCI KULIM

KEDAH

PERAK JCI IPOH JCI KINTA JCI SITIAWAN JCI TAIPING JCI TELUK INTAN

PENANG

KELANTAN PERAK

PAHANG

AREA CENTRAL SOUTH SELANGOR JCI ACHIEVER JCI BANDAR KLANG JCI BANDAR SETIA ALAM JCI BUKIT BINTANG JCI ENTREPRENEUR JCI ENTERPRENEUR METROPOLITAN KL JCI KUALA LUMPUR JCI KUALA LUMPUR MANDARIN JCI KUALA LUMPUR WEST JCI LEAD TROPICANA JCI MINES JCI PETALING JAYA JCI SUNWAY DAMANDARA

TERENGGANU

MELAKA JCI MALACCA CITY ENTREPRENEUR JOHOR JCI AUSTIN PERDANA JCI BANDAR SEGAMAT JCI BATU PAHAT ENTREPRENEUR JCI ISKANDAR JCI JOHOR BAHRU JCI JOHOR BAHRU ENTREPRENUER JCI MUAR JCI SKUDAI BARU JCI SOUTH KEY JCI TEBRAU

SELANGOR

N.SEMBILAN

MELAKA

JOHOR

NEGERI SEMBILAN JCI SEREMBAN

AREA SARAWAK

AREA SABAH

JCI BINTANGOR JCI DAMAI JCI KUCHING JCI LUTONG JCI MANDARIN REPOK SARIKEI JCI MANDARIN SIBU JCI MERADONG JCI MIRI JCI PADAWAN JCI RIAM JCI SARIKEI JCI SEDUAN JCI SIBU JCI SIBU JAYA

JCI INTAN JCI JESSELTON JCI KOTA KINABALU JCI LABUAN JCI LAHAD DATU JCI LINTAS JCI LUYANG JCI MEROTAI JCI MOYOG JCI PENAMPANG JCI SANDAKAN JCI TANJUNG ARU JCI TAWAU

SABAH

SARAWAK

JCI MALAYSIA

LOCATION MAP Currently there are over 70 JCI local organizations affiliated with JCI Malaysia, located in various states of Malaysia.

JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL MALAYSIA NATIONAL PRESIDENTS

2019 JCI MALAYSIA CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES (COA) Activity

Date

Host

Venue

Area North Academy

1~2 December 2018

JCI Kinta

Hotel Seri Malaysia, Perak

Area Central South Academy

1~2 December 2018

JCI Bandar Klang

Pulau Ketam, Selangor

15 December 2018

JCI Mongolia

Mongolia

14~15 December 2018

JCI Malaysia

JCIM Secretariat, KL

1st Finance Committee Meeting

15 December 2018

JCI Malaysia

JCIM Secretariat, KL

1st NBOD Meeting

15 December 2018

JCI Malaysia

JCIM Secretariat, KL

NBOD Team Building #1

16 December 2018

JCI Malaysia

KL

Majlis Belia Malaysia (MBM) Visit

4 January 2019

JCI Malaysia

KL

4th Leadership Summit

5 January 2019

JCI Malaysia

MaGIC

Registrar of Youth (ROY) Visit

7 January 2019

JCI Malaysia

Putrajaya

JCI Taiwan Inauguration

6-7 January 2019

JCI Taiwan

Taiwan

Area Sarawak Academy

11-13 January 2019

JCI Kuching

Kuching

26 January 2019

JCI Macao

Macao

JCI ASPAC Senate Golf

10-13 March 2019

JCI Taiwan

Taichung, Taiwan

1st Constitution, By-Law & Policy Manual Review Meeting

16-17 March 2019

JCI Alor Setar

Hotel Star City, Alor Setar

2nd Finance Committee Meeting

16-17 March 2019

JCI Alor Setar

Hotel Star City, Alor Setar

2nd NBOD Meeting

16-17 March 2019

JCI Alor Setar

Hotel Star City, Alor Setar

Area North Convention

19-21 April 2019

JCI Taiping

Hotel Taiping Perdana, Perak

Area Central South Convention

26-28 April 2019

JCI Malacca City Entrepreneur

Hatten Hotel, Melaka

3-5 May 2019

JCI Tawau

LA Hotel,Tawau

10-12 May 2019

JCI Sarikei

Family Inn, Sarikei

28 May 2019

JCI Lead Tropicana

Hallaway Foodhall, KL

17-20 June 2019

JCI Seogwipo

Jeju, Korea

JCI Mongolia Inauguration Joint NBOD Meeting

JCI Macao 35th Anniversary

Area Sabah Convention Area Sarawak Convention Media Day JCI Asia Pacific Conference (ASPAC)

2019 JCI MALAYSIA CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES (COA) Activity

Date

Host

2nd Constitution, By-Law & Policy Manual Review Meeting

5-7 July 2019

JCI Lutong, JCI Miri JCI Riam

Miri, Sarawak

3rd Finance Committee Meeting

5-7 July 2019

JCI Lutong, JCI Miri JCI Riam

Miri, Sarawak

3rd NBOD Meeting

5-7 July 2019

JCI Lutong, JCI Miri JCI Riam

Miri, Sarawak

JCI Academy

9-12 July 2019

JCI Karuizawa

Karuizawa, Japan

Global Goals Summit

27 July 2019

JCI Malaysia

UCSI University, KL

National Training Month

August 2019

JCI Malaysia

Nationwide

22nd National Academy

15-18 August 2019

JCI Sandakan

University of Malaysia Sabah (UMS), Sandakan

25 August 2019

JCI United Penang

The Wembley A St Giles Hotel Penang

8 September 2019

JCI Bandar Klang

Premiere Hotel, Klang

JCI Ten Outstanding Young Malaysian (TOYM)

14-15 September 2019

JCI Kuching

Borneo Convention Center Kuching

JCI Taiwan National Convention

20-22 September 2019

JCI Taiwan

Nantou

World Cleanup Day

21 September 2019

JCI Malaysia

Nationwide

International Day of Peace

21 September 2019

JCI Malaysia

Nationwide

Sustainable Development Awards (SDA)

22 September 2019

JCI Elite

G-Hotel Gurney, Penang

3rd Constitution, By-Law & Policy Manual Review Meeting

6 October 2019

JCI Kota Kinabalu

Sabah

4th Finance Committee Meeting

6 October 2019

JCI Kota Kinabalu

Sabah

4th NBOD Meeting

7-8 October 2019

JCI Kota Kinabalu

Sabah

2020 NBOD Candidate’s Training

7-8 October 2019

JCI Kota Kinabalu

Sabah

Annual National Convention (NATCON)

10-12 October 2019

JCI Kota Kinabalu

Klagan Regency, Sabah

JCI 72nd World Congress

4-8 November 2019

JCI Estonia

Tallinn, Estonia

Train the Trainer 2

30 Nov - 1 Dec 2019

JCI Malaysia

JCIM Secretariat, KL

4th Constitution, By-Law & Policy Manual Review Meeting

December 2019

JCI Malaysia

JCIM Secretariat, KL

5th Finance Committee Meeting

December 2019

JCI Malaysia

JCIM Secretariat, KL

5th NBOD Meeting

December 2019

JCI Malaysia

JCIM Secretariat, KL

Business Summit JCI Creative Young Entrepreneurs Awards (CYEA)

Venue

NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS ORGANIZATION CHART

Development Council Chairperson JCI Sen. Veronica Chin Skills Development Committee Chairperson JCI Sen. Velvet Ooi Strategic Planning Committee & JCIM Development Berhad Chairperson JCI Sen. Dennis Tan

National Immediate Past President JCI Sen. Kelvin Chew Pak Ching

National Deputy President Liew Wui Woon

National Secretary General Tan Wei Jian

National Executive Vice President (Area Central South) Ken Lee Kien Zhang

Structure Review Committee Chairperson JCI Sen. Nurul Huda

National President JCI Sen. Andy Lau Eng Leong

National Treasurer JCI Sen. Lim Zhi Hong

National Executive Vice President (Area North) JCI Sen. Catherine Chang Choy Wan

National General Legal Counsel JCI Sen. Safarina Wasli

National Executive Vice President (Area Sabah) Zyee F. Dullie

Area Central South

ZONE A

ZONE B

Viviane Tong Ruo Yen

Timothy Chu Say Jing

Area North

ZONE C

ZONE D

Wilson Ooi Wei Seng

JCI Sen. Jess Wong Mei Jing

ZONE A

ZONE B

Mily Goh Huey Ee

ZONE A

ZONE B

ZONE C

John Chua Wei Kiat

JUNIOR & YOUTH Nicholas Beh Liang Lee

Under the Supervision of NT

BUSINESS & ECONOMIC Jimmy Tan Chee Ming

PUBLIC RELATIONS Ng Kor Sim

ZONE A

Jerry Teo Pai Yuen

ZONE B

Emily Bong Shanny

Mariana Ling Kim Lin

JCI ANNUAL NATIONAL CONVENTION Adran Revindren

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Zelt Kueh Jing Tuang

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT JCI Sen. Leong Kong Meng

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Jerome Chea Chen Loong

Under the Supervision of NGLC

GLOBAL GOALS Joyline Chai Nyuk Chuan

JCIM Business Summit Siau Kang Wei

Tan Chor Wei

ZONE C

JCI Sen. Sally Liew Li Kheng

Under the Supervision of NSG

LINGUISTIC Kelvin Ho Yin Jiet

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Terry Tey Chin Wan

JCI CREATIVE YOUNG ENTREPRENEUER AWARDS(CYEA) Luis Tew Boon Jun

PUBLICATIONS JCI Sen. Vynndy Gan Yen

National President’s Special Assistant Team

CHIEF SPECIAL ASSITANT Bernard Ong Zhen Peng

SPECIAL ASSISTANT Karen Tang Lai Ying

SPECIAL ASSISTANT Milton Lim Sou Shing

National Project Organizing Chairman

JCIM ACADEMY Lim Lip Tek

ZONE D

Tham Chin Yuh

Area Sarawak

Under the Supervision of NDP

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS Esther Khor Mei Peng

ZONE C

Alen Yeoh Chee Wei

Area Sabah

Cathy Molly

National Executive Vice President (Area Sarawak) JCI Sen. Ellen Lu Ping Ping

JCI TEN OUTSTANDING YONG MALAYSIAN (TOYM) Thomas Teo Hong Chuan

SPECIAL ASSISTANT Kae Wong Kaeshiun

Secretariat Manager

JCIM SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPENT AWARDS (SDA) Andies Teh Cheah Chun

JCIM MEDIA DAY Jin Tan Ting Jin

SECRETARIAT MANAGER Azmi Johari

BEYOND LIMITS

2019 JCI MALAYSIA THEME

JCI Malaysia is a well-known leadership organization and the leadership capabilities of our members make our organization stand out among other organizations.

In today’s world, there are more complex and pressing issues that require leadership to create lasting solutions and JCI Malaysia is the best platform for a individual to be made leader.

Our 2019 theme, LEADERSHIP BEYOND LIMITS is to inspire our members that the leadership skills developed in this organization will be applied not only in JCI, but in their career, personal life and they will succeed in whatever they aspire to be.

The key focus for 2019 will be EFFICIENCY. As JCI Malaysia moves towards a growing Local Organizations, it is imperative to foster a culture of administrative efficiency. To further this principles, the three areas of focus would be: ENTREPRENUERSHIP, ALIGNMENT and SUSTAINABILITY.

“We create better leaders to create better societies.”

2019

JCI MALAYSIA PLAN OF ACTION

EFFICIENCY The key focus for 2019 will be Efficiency. As JCI Malaysia moves towards a growing organizations, it is imperative to foster a culture of administrative efficiency. To further this principle, the three areas of focus would be: Entrepreneurship, Alignment and Sustainability.

On Entrepreneurship, Leadership Summit will be continued with a proposed inclusion of the Inauguration Ceremony for all 2019 Local Presidents witnessed by National Officers, government officials and NGO partners. JCI’s Best Business Plan (BBP) Program will be reintroduced and trainings on how to prepare a business proposal will be organized in Area Conventions. The presentation of the plans to a panel of judges will take place during the Business Summit and the winning team will be linked to grants or resources to turn their proposal into action. The 2019 Business Summit will also feature TOYM, CYEA & SDA finalists announcement to enhance brand affiliation of these awards to JCI.

On Alignment, Impact Project Implementation will be emphasized and encouraged at the local level to organize projects that are able to achieve optimal impact to the community. National Organization and Area Management will devote their efforts and resources to empower Local Organizations to organize impactful projects. The National and Area administration will be streamlined to reflect one direction and one goal, and be better equiped to assist all Local Organizations. Recognition of outstanding performance in individual, project and Local Organization is a celebration of excellence, for 2019, the National & Area Awards system will be synchronize to ensure efficiency.

On Sustainability, the JCI Active Citizens Framework (ACF) has been effective in producing impactful sustainable projects in Malaysia and the world. Outreach and education on ACF will be continued to encourage meaningful partnership. To be the leading global network of young active citizens, a Sustainable Membership Framework will be developed to provide a methodology for all Local Organizations to more systematically recruit, retain and empower its’ members. Just like the ACF, Sustainable Membership Framework will effectively provide sustainable solutions to improve membership engagement and growth.

ACTIVE CITIZEN FRAMEWORK The challenges of the 21st century require innovative and creative solutions. Through active citizenship, empowered young people take responsibility for local challenges and find targeted, sustainable solutions.

JCI members are guided by the JCI Active Citizen Framework, which provides a methodology for conducting impactful projects. A road map to finding sustainable solutions to challenges facing communities around the world. By identifying root causes of problems, building partnership across sectors, developing an effective plan to take concrete action and evaluate impact to create positive change.

Sustainable impact is achieved through collective action of active citizens across local communities.

Community partners, business owners and government officials are engaged throughout each step of the process. The collaborative ownership of challenges and solutions by all community stakeholders is what produces sustainable impact.

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2ND EDITION PEMIMPIN

Read to Win Contest CHAMPION

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MESSAGE FROM JCI MALAYSIA MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMISION CHAIRPERSON Greetings from JCI Malaysia Membership Development Commission.

Membership challenges has always been a challenging phenomenon for organizations not exclusive to JCI Malaysia Local Organizations. In an organization built up by different people, it is almost impossible to come up with a one-sized fit all solution that is relevant to all organizations.

Hence, an idea of a system and framework that looks deeply into membership challenges was proposed by 2019 National President Andy Lau. The JCIM Sustainable Membership Framework identifies the root membership challenges, formulate strategic solutions, execute relevant initiatives and create sustainable impact.

We hope this membership tool can be used to help local organization realign and re-strategize annually to understand membership needs. Sustainable organizations would in turn provide development opportunities that would empower more young people to create massive positive change to our local communities and be leaders beyond limits.

Zelt Kuah Jing Tuang 2019 JCI Malaysia Membership Development Commission Chairperson #LeadershipBeyondLimits

JCI MALAYSIA MEMBERSHIP SURVEY DATA (2019) YOUNG ACTIVE CITIZEN

According to JCI Impact Strategy 2014, an ideal JCI Member:

25-32 JCI Member’s Age

44.1%

Minimum 8 Years Long Term Commitment Interested in Building Effective Projects Interested in Sustainable Organizations Flexible Settling Down Unburdened with Extensive Family Open-minded about New Opportunities

26-30

55.9%

GENDER DISTRIBUTION

29.7%

31-35 22.4%

36-40 18-25

14.4%

14.1% 7.5%

33.4%

6.4%

31.0%

3.4% 0.9%

20.9%

1

12.0%

AGE DISTRIBUTION

73.4%

FRIENDS

2

3

4

5

6-10 11-15 >16

NUMBER OF YEARS IN JCI

HOW MEMBERS HEARD ABOUT JCI

People are more likely to join an organization when they know someone personally within the organization.

12.4%

FAMILY

HOW OFTEN DO JCI MEMBERS PARTICIPATE IN JCI EVENTS

DO YOU

KNOW THAT

JCI MEMBERS WHO SHOWED UP AN AVERAGE OF 4 TIMES MONTHLY HAVE A 58% CHANCE OF RENEWING THEIR MEMBERSHIP?

NEW MEMBER INDUCTION NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION JCI IMPACT OPPORTUNITY TO IMPACT

EFFECTIVE MEMBERS ONBOARDING RITUALS

76.1%

Effective member onboarding is crucial to increase retention impact organizational characteristics including culture, morale and productivity. Studies show that effective onboarding reduces the time it takes for a new member to effectively contribute to the organization and increase the likelihood that new members will be engaged in projects and events.

66.2% 62.6% 49.8%

OFFICER TRAINING SCHOOL

45.8%

JCI ACHIEVE

41.9%

JCI ADMIN

35.3%

WE ARE MORE LIKELY TO CONTRIBUTE IN AN ORGANIZATION THAT RESONATES WITH OUR BELIEFS AND ALIGNS WITH OUR PERSONAL GOALS AND VALUES.

PREFERRED PROJECTS AND EVENTS

BY JCI MALAYSIA MEMBERS Being an organization that comprises of professionals from different fields and industries, members are more engaged in events that can help them elevate their careers and contribute towards the development of the local community. Organizations would account for members needs by providing development opportunities that can help make a positive change in their members’ life. This would in turn drive engagement and promote the sustainability of the organization.

65.4%

BUSINESS NETWORKING SESSIONS

62.4%

COMMUNITY / CHARITY WORKS

60.6%

TRAININGS AND WORKSHOPS

69.6%

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

60.8%

BUSINESS NETWORKING

60.3%

COMMUNITY SERVICE

55.8%

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

55.4%

BROTHERHOOD AND FELLOWSHIP

47.45%

INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH

42.3%

41.7%

FORUMS AND SEMINARS

39.5%

INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH JCI VISITATIONS

FOCUSED JCI AREA OF OPPORTUNITIES JCI is an organization that provide development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change. JCI prides itself in providing personal and leadership development opportunities for JCI members to better themselves to take up leadership roles that can empower JCI members to be young active citizens that will change the world by running impactful projects that will make the world a better place.

ACCORDING TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND LEADERSHIP COACH JOHN CALVIN MAXWELL:

EVERYTHING RISES AND FALLS

ON LEADERSHIP

SKILLS IMPORTANCE BY MEMBER SURVEY An organization cannot expect to see growth if they do not invest in Skills Development. Investing in skills development is beneficial to the organization as much as it is to the members. Understanding and highlighting your soft skills for prospective positions will give you a valuable edge over others in and out of the organization. These soft skills are transferable skills that can be learn through JCI official and recommended courses which will also equip you with the ability to pertains the way you approach others and handle your professional life.

ALL OF THE TOP ACHIEVERS I KNOW ARE LIFE-LONG LEARNERS. LOOKING FOR NEW SKILLS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS. IF THEY ARE NOT LEARNING, THEY ARE NOT GROWING AND NOT MOVING TOWARDS EXCELLENCE. - DENIS WAITLEY -

BE THE LEADING GLOBAL NETWORK OF YOUNG ACTIVE CITIZENS

CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS

42.7%

79.2%

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

FELLOWSHIP GATHERINGS

45.8%

DO YOU KNOW THAT MORE THAN 45.2% MEMBERS HAVE FLEXIBLE WORKING HOURS?

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

CORPORATE VISITATIONS

49.8%

LEADING, INSPIRING AND MOTIVATING

84.6%

MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZING

77.8%

MENTORING, TEACHING AND COACHING

68.9% 58.1%

PARTICIPATION

50.5%

EXECUTING AND DELIVERING

44.2%

DELEGATING AND REPORTING

42.4%

FINANCE

42.0%

ADMINISTRATION

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL PRESIDENT Tell me the most difficult job you have had as a National President?

Manage time between family, career and JCI. As much as I prioritize my job as National President, however, I always wish to spend more time with my family and be a responsible CEO for my business. Therefore, although expected, I find that it's very challenging to arrange my travel schedule effectively and efficiently. That being said, I’m blessed to have my team to help me on this matter and I am glad I've made it through.

How do you work with National Secretary General to align with the President Theme “Leadership beyond limits”?

We spend a lot of time to communicating with each other to prevent any misunderstanding and to ensure the execution is well thought out. We’ve built a lasting friendship over the year and we are always open to each other and that is the best way to come up with great ideas or proposals to grow JCI Malaysia. I’ve also empowered NSG to breakthrough his own limits and to also serve as a living example

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Do you have any common interest with National Secretary General?

As we travel a lot together, the two things we always talk about is food and movie.

We even share the same Netflix account.

How do you rate National Secretary General Tan Wei Jian as a Leader?

His leadership style inclines towards micro-managing where he does a lot of detailed work. I’ve also observed his ability to learn fast, has strong adaptability and are able to work with different individuals with diverse personalities. I believe as a NSG, integrity is one of the most important value to be equipped with and he is always trying to do the right thing even when it is not acknowledged by others or convenient for him. I enjoy our working synergy as we complement each other.

BIOGRAPHY PERSONAL PROFILE

2019

NAME: ANDY LAU ENG LEONG

JCI Malaysia National President

D.O.B: 15TH DECEMBER 1981 AGE: 38 PLACE OF BIRTH: MALACCA

JCI Malaysia General Legal Council

2018

PROFESSION: BUSINESS EXECUTIVE COMPANY: CHARITON HOTEL SDN BHD

2017

NO. OF YEAR IN JCI: 10 YEARS

JCI Malaysia National Executive Vice President

2016

2015 JCI Asia Pacific Development Council Development Officer

JCI Malaysia Area North Convention Director

2012

2011 JCI Butterworth City Protem Chairman

Personal Assistant to World President in ASPAC

2014

2013 JCI Malaysia National Vice President / Miss Ambassador Ex-Officio

JCI Malaysia National Deputy President

JCI Butterworth City Charter President

2010

2009

Joined JCI Alor Setar

INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL SECRETARY GENERAL Tell me about the most difficult job you have had as a National Secretary General?

It is important for me to understand and cater to the very diverse needs and wants of our members at a very limited time frame. Different individuals will have different expectations and it is important for this office to be able to listen and solve issues that have been conveyed by members or the National Officers. Often times you’ll need to be able to solve different kinds of challenges at the same time and urgently.

How do you prioritize your work?

Shameful to say I am not the super organized type but this position have molded me to be better in prioritizing my tasks. When there’s a lot of things being thrown at you, you’ll naturally be able to look at the big things and solve them first, but sometimes you will still miss some of the things and luckily I have many from my team that will remind me about it.

How do you work with National President to align with his President Theme “Leadership beyond limit?

Constantly remind him and our team to stay the course on meeting our plan of action in line with this year’s Presidential Theme. This year, we are putting emphasis on empowerment on all leadership levels. This is to instill confidence and self-reliance in our members to face the different challenges in JCI and in life.

Do you have any common interest with National President?

We both enjoy movies and tend to discuss any funny post or videos on social media. As you already know, NP Andy exercise a lot and I am proud to say I am slowly being influence by him and I’m always asking him about fitness tips or the kind of exercise to do. I hope in the near future I will achieve 50% of his body build.

How do you rate National President JCI Senator Andy as a leader?

This year, I have the opportunity to work closely with him and I truly admire his acumen and calmness.

As NP, he’s constantly being brought to attention different kinds of issues and he have the necessary skillset to dissect those issues and solve them by using the best solution available to us. His way of putting things into perspective allows consensus decision making and I think these are some of the reasons why he is an effective leader. He has been a source of inspiration to many young leaders in this organization including myself.

BIOGRAPHY PERSONAL PROFILE

2019

NAME: TAN WEI JIAN D.O.B.: 15TH MARCH 1991 AGE: 28 PLACE OF BIRTH: PENANG

JCI Tanjung Bunga Local President

JCI Malaysia National Secretary General

2018

PROFESSION: INSURANCE AGENT COMPANY: ST ENTERPRISE

2017

NO. OF YEARS IN JCI:

JCI Tanjung Bunga Executive Vice President

5 YEARS IN JCI JUNIOR & YOUTH / 4 YEARS IN JCI

JCI Tanjung Bunga Secretary General

2016

2015 JCI Youth INTI Penang Secretary General

2010

2009 Jit Sin High School Junior Jaycees President

Joined JCI Tanjung Bunga

Joined JCI Youth INTI Penang

2007

2006

Joined Jit Sin High School Junior Jaycees, Director

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT JCI SENATOR CATHERINE CHANG How would you describe your leadership style?

Be a listener in any situation, a leader must listen to the members needs and demands.

Then only we can strategies the plan of actions for members. We shall understand their difficulties and over come together with them.

Put it in this way, I would be happier, and respect and follow a leader that always stand on our feet. This is a foundation of building trust within each and other. Thus, UNITY derives from trust between you and me and it makes everyone comfortable to stand strong beside each and other. However, when trust demolished, the only way is to avoid spreading rumours and criticism as a trustworthy leader.

As an Area Chair, what kind of leadership style or skill is essential for you to lead your Area Team efficiency and effectively to achieve 2019 JCIM Plan of Action.

Humble, be a humble leader and blend in myself together with members in order to create friendship with them. This is important to make sure my Area team is walking together with laughter and learning with each another.

Besides this, a strong analyse SWOT of each local organization and individual personal is the most essential skill to lead the whole Area team.

We did some research upon E Sport, discovering its potential and expose this industry to members the latest entrepreneurship opportunity in order to achieve one of the 2019 JCI Malaysia plan of action.

INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT JCI SENATOR ELLEN LU PING PING How would you describe your leadership style?

When I received this question, I posted the question to my team members asking them what is my leadership style? They gave me different answer. Only that I know I use diversity leadership styles to lead different people. Sometimes, I lead by example. I lead from the front by taking action, demonstrating what needs to be done, and keeping my team organized to make sure we’re all on the right track and contributing equally. I lead by facilitating open communication, and trying to bring out the best in every team member. I also able to delegate and finding the strengths of other team members. I try to give each person a chance to do what they’re best at and create a team effort that delivers a result that’s greater than the sum of its parts. Of course, sometimes I will become autocratic leader but gentle autocratic.

As an Area Chair, what kind of leadership style or skill is essential for you to lead your Area Team efficiency and effectively to achieve 2019 JCIM Plan of Action.

Managing any team is not easy and grouping different kinds of people together leads to clashes in opinion, disarray and lots of miscommunication. Credit to my Area team for working together with me to achieve most of the Plan of Action this year.

I think the most important thing is our commitment our team members will see our involvement and contribution, only that they will follow our foot step. Communication and delegation skills also very important in leading a team, all the tasks must be well delegated through good communication skills, follow up after delegation and provide feedback to their progress and motivate them when they facing challenges. All and all, be flexible to your team because no system can fix everyone.

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT ZYEE F. DULLIE How would you describe your leadership style?

As I initially embarked on the leadership role of NEVP and the Area Sabah Chairlady, I did not comprehend the entire spectrum of matters that my team and I would have to manage. However, I have always strived to achieve the best results in anything I undertook in life. Along the way, I had to experiment and adopt various leadership styles throughout the year which mainly included transformational, democratic and a lot of coaching leadership styles, while maintaining my expectations realistic. I believe that an effective leader is one who understands their type of leadership style yet adopting various leadership styles to suit the dynamics of the team accordingly in facing the different issues and matters at hand.

As an Area Chair, what kind of leadership style or skill is essential for you to lead your Area Team efficiency and effectively to achieve 2019 JCIM Plan of Action.

As a leader, it’s important to be adaptable when approaching and communicating with individual Area team members. We all wear multiple hats in life and thus, the more we are aware and empathetic of our team members’ personal lives and work, the better we can be at planning and strategising our often-limited resources towards achieving the goals.

Our members in the local organisations are the essence of our JCI organisation. Being able to meet and have a dialogue session with each individual local organisation at least twice - at the beginning of the term and another towards the end of the term, is crucial. There’s nothing better than obtaining feedback and guiding the grassroots through this direct approach, that can then be channeled to the National Vice Presidents and team as additional valuable information for them to perform their roles more efficiently. I take this opportunity to thank each and every one of them for RISING UP in bringing about positive changes within their community and within themselves.

INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT KEN LEE KIEN ZHANG How would you describe your leadership style?

Effective leadership is very important in leading an organization to be outstanding especially in JCI that we practice One Year To Lead. One of the most important elements is empowerment. In JCI everyone needs to show their leadership anytime that needed. Hence empowerment leadership is the way to go.

As an Area Chair, what kind of leadership style or skill is essential for you to lead your Area Team efficiency and effectively to achieve 2019 JCIM Plan of Action.

The core value for 2019 plan of action is efficiency. Hence teamwork is a top priority for us to achieve it. A team forms up with integrity, honesty and trustworthy members are crucial to ensure the effectiveness. I am glad and fortunate that I can work together with a group of leaders that beyond my expectations. It is one of the best leading experience that I ever had in my JCI life.

JCI MALAYSIA LOCAL PRESIDENTS

AREA NORTH

JCI Alor Setar Ang Zhe Jun

JCI Batu Kawan Vincent Tan

JCI Bayan Matin Ng

JCI Bukit Mertajam Teow Chean Shiang

JCI Butterworth City Dr. Neogh Kok Lim

JCI Elite Brenda Chee

JCI Entr. Metropolitan Jewel Ong

JCI George Town Steve Ooi

JCI Ipoh Andrew Yong

JCI Kinta Joe Chia

JCI Kulim Felix Lew

JCI Nibong Tebal Caly Ang

JCI Pearl Sany Low

JCI Penang Kelvin Lee

JCI Perai Cledment Loke

JCI Sitiawan Suki Tham

JCI Taiping Mohd Hafiz

JCI Tanjung Bunga Nicholas Khoo

JCI Teluk Intan Strawberry Pwo

JCI United Penang Wilson Tan

JCI MALAYSIA LOCAL PRESIDENTS

AREA CENTRAL SOUTH

JCI Achiever Gee Jen Wei

JCI Austin Perdana Stev Yong

JCI Bandar Klang Gary Lee

JCI Bandar Segamat Tan Min Lin

JCI Bandar Setia Alam Patrick Go

JCI Batu Pahat Entr.

Joyien Chiew

JCI Bukit Bintang Alvin Chang

JCI Entr. Metropolitan KL Dr. Jacyntha Lo

JCI Entrepreneur Wong Peng Weng

JCI Iskandar April Tan

JCI Johor Bahru Entr.

Bruce Ban

JCI Johor Bahru Violet Tan

JCI KL Mandarin Alvin Aw

JCI Kuala Lumpur West Jess Liew

JCI Kuala Lumpur Nicholas Tan

JCI Lead Tropicana Ken Lim

JCI Malacca City Entr.

Zare Lee

JCI Mines Jimmi Yeo

JCI Muar Jeisse Lim

JCI Petaling Jaya Jovie Lim

JCI Seremban Andy Wong

JCI Skudai Baru Adrian Liew

JCI South Key Juana Tang

JCI Sunway Damansara Shirley Hoong

JCI Tebrau Joseph Woon

JCI MALAYSIA LOCAL PRESIDENTS

AREA SABAH

JCI Intan Pamella Chua

JCI Kota Kinabalu Victoria Su

JCI Labuan Jefery Tan

JCI Lahad Datu Pauline Chin

JCI Lintas Chris Chin

JCI Luyang Samantha Ong

JCI Merotai Nicholas Chin

JCI Moyog Gringo Hiew

JCI Penampang Beecher Noah

JCI Sandakan Michael Chang

JCI Tanjung Aru Wilson Gan

JCI Tawau Daniel Pang

JCI MALAYSIA LOCAL PRESIDENTS

AREA SARAWAK

JCI Bintangor Christ Lau

JCI Damai Avertino Phua

JCI Kuching Hubert Ngo

JCI Lutong Voon Jaan Lieu

JCI Mandarin Sibu Kevin Mok

JCI Mandarin Repok Sarikei Michelle Wong

JCI Meradong Marcus Lim

JCI Miri Patrick Gan

JCI Padawan Secret Yap

JCI Riam Yong Kiam Jee

JCI Sarikei Wong Miew Kwong

JCI Seduan Shawn Koh

JCI Sibu Jaya Yiing Sy Huat

JCI Sibu Rory Wong

JCI MALAYSIA ON THE MOVE GLOBAL GOALS SUMMIT The Junior Chamber International Malaysia (JCIM) together with UCSI University successfully organised the Global Goals Summit at Le Quadri Hotel, Kuala Lumpur on 27 July, 2019.

With the support of Guest of Honour, Minister of Foreign Affair Malaysia, YAB Dato' Saifuddin bin Abdullah The Summit aimed to promote insight on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) and to seek collaboration with different stakeholders such as corporate entities, universities, non-profit organisations, etc.

225 participants attended the summit and it commenced with the JCIM National Preisdent, Andy lau’s opening speech. He expressed the eagerness of JCIM to align itself with the UNSDGs by promoting community events and for its members to be active citizens creating positive change in the local community, hence inspiring other people to do likewise.

The organising chairperson, also the JCIM National Global Goals Commission Chairlady, Joyline Chai highlighted in her speech that through the summit, JCIM aimed to become an agent in mentoring the urban youth on the SDGs agenda.

Meanwhile, UCSI Group Corporate Affairs Vice-President, Leong Sat Sing mentioned that the collaboration had indeed opened up an opportunity for UCSI students and other participants to engage with the stakeholders in the SDGs and hoped that the summit would become an avenue for constructive discussion that eventually will lead to effective action.

JCI MALAYSIA ON THE MOVE 22ND JCI MALAYSIA ACADEMY The 22nd JCIM Academy was held on 15th to 18th August 2019 in UMS Sandakan with the aim to hone the leadership skills & JCI spirit of our future young leaders. JCI Sandakan is honored to be the host of this important event, with 53 local and 2 international delegates participated in this academy.

We are proud to have JCI Senator Teresa M. Alberto, past JCI EVP as the head trainer of the academy. Together with her team of formidable trainers and facilitator, the delegates were able to gain valuable knowledge & great bonding among each others.

With the participation of both delegates from Thailand, we were able to share and exchange the knowledge & culture amongst both countries. Thanks to the support & commitment of the Academy committees and JCI Malaysia, which make this Academy a great success.

JCI MALAYSIA ON THE MOVE BUSINESS SUMMIT The 2019 JCI Malaysia Business Summit was held on 25th August 2019 at St. Giles Wembley Hotel, Penang by JCI United Penang. It was a very successful business summit lead by the JCI United Penang’s President Wilson Tan, Organizing Chairman Siau Kang Wei and his organizing team. There are over 300 delegates registered and participated in this year business summit.

The focus of the 2019 JCIM Business Summit was to share the best practices around the central theme “ASEAN Prominent Entrepreneurship Xperts” (APEX), to gather the young entrepreneurs from South East Asia, inspire them to be an exceptional and innovative individual, living up to the industrial and retailing revolution. While the highlights of this year business summit are business matching, business forums, business insight sharing, international welcoming dinner & gala dinner, international & local business networking and latest trend & future development of ASEAN business model.

JCIM Business Summit is an international business forum for young entrepreneurs. The objective is to help entrepreneurs to understand the business opportunities and threats in ASEAN countries, in order to help them to expand their business effectively. The organizer has invited 50 international

entrepreneurships speakers from 9 different countries for business sharing and business matching purposes.

This had given the 300 over delegates the opportunities to expend their business globally through this platform and to build good business relationship with other entrepreneurs from Malaysia, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia Vietnam, Korea, and Cambodia.

The Guest of Honour for the Opening Ceremony is YB Steven Sim Chee Keong, Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports. For the Gala Dinner, they had invited YB Joseph Ng, ADUN Ayer Itam. All the 2 Guest of Honours are from the Federal and State Government and this has proven that they are confident with JCI in hosting summits like this.

Congratulations to JCI United Penang for successfully hosting 2019 JCIM Business Summit. Special thanks to Project Advisor Dato’ Jack Yap (President of ASEAN Business Association), all the sponsors especially Suki Chong, MYS Travel Sdn Bhd, supporting partners and speakers.

JCI MALAYSIA ON THE MOVE BEST BUSINESS PLAN In 2019, JCI Malaysia has successfully organized the 1st ever Best Business Plan competition to promote better business writing skills for our members. This move has proven to be a popular one as we had more than 70 applicants. Amongst these, 20 best plans made it to the final pitching on the 18.8.2019 at St. Giles, Penang. More than 100 supportive delegates from different local organisations came together at the business summit to support the TOP 20 Final Pitching.

Many were impressed with ideas and presenting skills of the finalists who had undergone workshops and training provided by JCI Malaysia and its Co organizers for this event.

After the judges selected the TOP 10 participants, round 2 of pitching was intensely contested before the emergence of the Top 3.

The winners were announced during the Gala Dinner and once again, congratulations to: 1ST PLACE : AUTOBOT (Operion Technology Sdn Bhd) who walked away with a trophy and RM5000 1ST RUNNER UP: Ucleans Platform Sdn Bhd who walked away with trophy and RM3000.

2ND RUNNER UP: 3Gens' Dessert House who walked away with trophy and RM2000

On behalf of JCI Malaysia we would like to thank the judges Angelld Quah, CEO of Funded By Me, Warren Yeo Founder of Cowork Venture & Invest Capital, Vincent Soh CEO of Magnisave Group Sdn Bhd, Heisly Loh Managing Director of Founder Institude Malaysia and Dan Loh CEO of Kingsford Consulting Sdn Bhd for volunteering their precious time, insight and experience.

With the warm response and small success that we have achieved in this event, we hope to see more JCI members in the next!

JCI MALAYSIA ON THE MOVE JCI CYEA 2019 JCI Creative Young Entrepreneur Award has finally done and dusted. The grand award ceremony was successfully held at Premiere Hotel Klang on 8th September 2019. We are such an honour to have Y.B. Dato Teng Chang Khim to be our Guest of Honour on that night who was rushing back from China just to witness and celebrate the glory with the winners & It is a glad pleasure for JCI Bandar Klang to host more than 500 distinguished guests from all around Malaysia.

I would also like to congratulate to all the Top 30, Finalist & Top 3 winners. This year we have 3 ladies winners. First we had Ms. Jackquin Low from Ripoh Engineering, Ms. Yeap Huey Huey from Lee Automotive & Tools and Ms. Daphne Teh from Muzart International who participated JCI CYEA for the 5th times.

Time flies. Throughout the 9 months journey, we are so blessed to have a lot of supports from a lot of peoples & organization. First we have our supporting partners & media partners who allow us to share our CYEA information on their platform. Our ex-officio & advisor team who always give me a lot of valuable advise & guidance when we are lost & running out of ideas. A big thank you to our all our sponsors who support us in the early stage, so that we could have enough fund to travel around for the press conference & road show. This year we have a very powerful ambassador team, who help us to promote & hard sell our JCI CYEA. Not to forget our panel auditors & all judges, these all the people who

contribute their precious time to go through the screening & judging process for the 98 nomination and of course my JCIM National Colleagues and all my beloved JCI brothers & sisters.

Thank you so much.

9 months has passed. Thank you JCI Malaysia to entrust a 3 years old baby to host such a huge national project. Frankly speaking, I personally feel hosting this CYEA is way too fast for JCI Bandar Klang. I really feel exhausted & tired. But I’m so blessed to have a bunch of dedicated & committed team members who stuck with me for 9 months. They really put in a lot of efforts to make things happen. When I said this year we want to break record to have 100 nominees and make the award night a memorable one.

All of them are speechless but giving me their 100% supports.

Sometimes I scratch my head & wonder how this bunch of crazy peoples can be so committed, and I guess it is because the spirit of ‘Heng Ong Huat’. I hope this spirit can keep on going, keep on growing and proud to be part of JCI Bandar Klang.

With Love, 2019 JCI CYEA Organizing Chairman Luis Tew, JCI Bandar Klang

2019 JCI CYEA

JCI MALAYSIA ON THE MOVE JCI TEN OUTSTANDING YOUNG MALAYSIANS JCI Kuching has successfully hosted the 2019 JCI Ten Outstanding Young Malaysians Award (TOYM) on 14/09/2019. The award ceremony took place at Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK), officiated by Yang Berhormat Datuk Dr. Haji Abdul Rahman Bin Haji Junaidi, Assistant Minister of Islamic Affairs & DBKU Assistant Minister of Utilities (Water Supply), who represented the Chief Minister of Sarawak. Approximately 500 guests attended the award ceremony. The organizing chairperson for 2019 TOYM is Thomas Teo Hong Chuan, past president of JCI Kuching cum past National Vice President of JCI Malaysia.

This is the first time that TOYM is held in Kuching. The event, themed at Paradise of Borneo, showcased the culture and treasures of Sarawak.

Being the largest state in Malaysia, Sarawak is home to 27 ethnic groups with 45 different dialects. Despite the differences in racial or ethnic origins and religious beliefs, Sarawakians have always been living and working together in harmony and unity. Kuching, being the capital where many Sarawakians of different races and religious background come to live and work, is the biggest melting pot of Sarawak’s culture and thus earning the award of the country’s first City of Unity.

For the first time, TOYM workshops are conducted in conjunction with the award ceremony, where past honourees are invited to share their life experiences and learnings. Speakers include 2002 TOYM Honouree Dato’ Leong Kin Mun, 2013 TOYM Honouree Dato’ (Dr) Calvin Khiu, 2014 TOYM Honouree Esther Law Lee Poh, 2015 TOYM Honouree Cheng Zhee Long. There is also another sharing session from the 4 generations of TOYM Honourees by 1985 TOYM Honouree Dato Lawrence Chan, 1995 TOYM Honouree Dato Wee Hong Seng, 2011 TOYM Honouree Wong Kai Hiung and 2018 TOYM Honouree Lim Yee Chung.

The organizing committee would like to thank JCI Malaysia for the ongoing support, the seven judges and those who worked hard behind the scene. The COC would also like to acknowledge NIPP Kelvin Chew who helped out a lot, also NEVP Ellen Lu & Area Sarawak Team for giving their best support by helping to host some of our delegates during these two days as well as being the moderator for the sharing sessions.

AWARD

WINNER

Business, Economic, and/or Entrepreneurial Accomplishment

Clarence Leong Chee Yee

Academic Leadership and/or Accomplishment

Lim Weng Marc Dr. Pang Cheng Heng

Cultural Achievement

Kedaz Heng Zh Feng

Contribution to Children, World Peace, and/or Human Rights

Nurul-Huda Mohamed Afandi

Humanitarian and/or Voluntary Leadership

Dr. Soh Yih Harng Yeap Huey Huey

Scientific and/or Technological Development

Lee Kien Yi

Personal Improvement and/or Accomplishment

Emelyne Carmen Ho

Medical Innovation

Chuah Yoen Young

The 2019 JCI Malaysia Sustainable Development Award (SDA) was held on September 22, 2019 in G Hotel Gurney, Penang . We are very honoured to have YB Phee Boon Poh as the Guest of Honour and a total of 250 pax of guests joined the significant award night. This year, we had launched the first SDA award with the recognition of star rating and at the award ceremony, two awards winners were chosen to be on stage to share their about their project. I would like to express my utmost gratitude to my fellow teammates who were with me throughout the past few months. Lastly, I would like to thank my ex-officio, JCI Malaysia National Deputy President Liew Wui Woon, Charter President, JCI Senator Jessie Ong and JCI Elite Past President, JCI Senator Ooi Wai Loon for contributing their effort and time to support us whenever we need help.Â

SDA

JCI MALAYSIA ON THE MOVE JCI MALAYSIA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AWARD

2019 WINNERS OF

JCI MALAYSIA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AWARD GOAL 1 – NO POVERTY MAH SING FOUNDATION GOAL 2 – ZERO HUNGER PACIFIC ARTIFICIAL MODEL TRADING SDN BHD PERSATUAN KEBAJIKAN AMAL EN XIN NEGERI SEMBILAN GOAL 3 – GOOD HEALTH AND WELL BEING UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA GOAL 4 – QUALITY EDUCATION PERSATUAN KEBAJIKAN DAN AMAL QI LI XIANG BUKIT MERTAJAM UNI ENROL SDN BHD GOAL 6 – CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION RURAL IMPACT SOCIAL ENTERPRISE (R.I.S.E) SDN BHD

GOAL 8 – DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH HAIRSTORY INTERNATIONAL

GOAL 9 – INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE ENAPAK PACKAGING SDN BHD

GOAL 10 – REDUCED INEQUALITIES JCI GEORGETOWN

GOAL 12 – RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION PADAWAN MUNICIPAL COUNCIL (MPP) GOAL 13 – CLIMATE ACTION MAJLIS PENBANDARAN SEBERANG PERAI PENANG GREEN COUNCIL GOAL 16 – PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS JCI BANDAR KLANG

GOAL 17 – PARTNERSHIPS FOR GOALS MAH SING FOUNDATION

2019

National President JCI Senator Andy officially visited 2019 JCI Taiwan National Convention in Nantou, Taiwan together with NPCSA Bernard, and both NIAC Committees Ooi Jia Yun and Sim Wei Jan on 19th-20th Sept 2019.

JCI TAIWAN NANTOU NATIONAL CONVENTION

TWINNING NATIONAL ORGANIZATION

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