2021 JCI Malaysia Pemimpin 3rd Edition

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Message From

JCI Malaysia National President

Greetings to all JCI Malaysia members!

Thank you for taking the time to read this issue of e-Pemimpin. It has been a great compilation of information that will assist us as a recruitment tool, a welcoming gift for new members and a supporting material when you meet prospective sponsors and partners. So, leverage it as much as you can!

I would like to congratulate all the Area Chairs, the 4 hardworking National Executive Vice Presidents in carrying out the area conventions together with their dedicated area colleagues.

Following the JCI “One Year to Lead” concept, it has enabled JCI Malaysia to continually be active and demand the National team to go all out in making a significant impact in our term of office. I am indeed fortunate to have many passionate leaders in my team, who have sacrificed so much for the advancement of members and the organization. This year has been a year of new records, a year where our unity is tested, a year where we have to face a new challenge in JCI Malaysia's history, a fully virtual year. And yet, we made it through with flying colors.

Thank you to each of you dear member.

2021 National President JCI SENATOR CHEW HOOI MEI

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Time flies and we are entering the last quarter of 2021.

In this challenging time, with the persistence & leadership demonstrated by every JCI Malaysia member, from both local and international standpoint, we have certainly achieved some milestones.

PETRUS G. YOUNG

Message From 2021 JCI Malaysia Secretary General

In the 2021 Virtual ASPAC, we were the Top 3 delegations registered to the conference and every member showed active participation in almost all the program sessions as well as winning JCI Awards & JCI Creative Young Entrepreneur program (ASPAC Level).

Also, we had 2 winners for the JCI Ten Outstanding Young Persons of the world.

JCI Malaysia Virtual National Convention is around the corner. There will be a lot of awards & competitions going on, some will win & some certainly lose, but one thing for sure, as blue blood JCI members, we celebrate everyone's success like our own success.

Nonetheless, the National Convention is the time of the year when we make important decisions to conclude all that we have done for the year. It is also the time of the year where we bring out the best team in leading JCI Malaysia in 2022.

I would like to wish everyone a fruitful convention ahead.

Looking forward to working with you and seeing everyone in our 2021 JCI Malaysia Virtual National Convention!

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It has come to the 3rd quarter of the year, which is less than 100 days to the end of 2021. What have you done thus far?

Have you accomplished your goals?

Always remember, what you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals. Reflection always enables us to evaluate the experience, learn from mistakes, repeat successes, revise and plan.

KUEH SZE LING

Message From

The Editor

2021 JCI Malaysia National Publication Commission Chairperson

2021, a year that reminds me of appreciation. People come and people go.

Life is a lot more fragile than we think.

Treat others in a way that leaves no regrets, fairly and if possible, sincerely. It’s too easy not to make the effort, then weep and wring your hands after the person dies.

Always be grateful, be blessed and be thankful. Thank you for still being around with us, dear readers. Stay safe and take care.

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Junior Chamber International About Junior Chamber International: Junior Chamber International (JCI) is a global membership-based non-profit organization of young active citizens ages 18 to 40 who are dedicated to creating positive change in their communities. Through projects in more than 5000 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 impacts in their community.

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 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 Tagline Developing Leaders for a Changing World

2021 JCI President JCI Senator Ryubun Kojima

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2021 JCI Executive Vice President (Asia and the Pacific) JCI Senator Teresa Poon

2021 JCI Vice President (assigned to JCI Malaysia) JCI Senator Pheng Kouch (William)

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 Kevin Hin from JCI Monaco.

JCI Website http://www.jci.cc & https://juniorchamber.international/

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 SDG Action Campaign; the Pan American Health Organization; the Conference of Non-Governmental Organizations (CONGO); the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC); AIESEC International; KIWANIS & 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 are 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 trainings, and gives members the opportunities to address global issues and show their commitment to become socially responsible leaders.

2021 Conference of The Americas 2021 Africa and the Middle East Conference 2021 European Conference 2021 Asia-Pacific Conference 2021 World Congress

5-9 May 2021, Panama City, USA 19-22 May, Amman, Jordan 8-12 June 2021, Cruise, Rostock, Germany 19-22 August 2021 at Taichung, Taiwan 16-20 November 2021 at Johannesburg, South Africa

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Junior Chamber International MALAYSIA About JCI Malaysia Junior Chamber International Malaysia (JCI Malaysia) is a National Organization of the Junior Chamber International in Malaysia. JCI Malaysia was chartered in 1976 and is affiliated to Junior Chamber International (JCI), a global leadership development organization for young active citizens aged 18 to 40, founded in 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” value.

Membership There are over 2400 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.

2021 JCI Malaysia National President: JCI Senator Chew Hooi Mei from JCI Pearl

Correspondence: hooimei.jcim@gmail.com

JCI Malaysia National President’s Theme: Enabling Leaders

2021 JCI Malaysia National Secretary General: Petrus Gerard Young from JCI Riam

Correspondence: petrus.jcim@gmail.com

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

Email info.jcim@gmail.com |+6018 2059883

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Bef o r e y o u a r e a l ea der, s u cce s s i s al l a bout g r o w i n g yourself.

Wh en y o u b e co m e a l ea der, s u cce s s i s al l a bo u t g r o w i n g o t he r s .

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BIOGRAPHY Name:

Ellen Lu

Hi, I’m JCIM National Deputy President in 2021.

Let’s know more about me 1. How many years have you joined JCI and how has JCI benefited you?

2. Do you face any challenges in your position in JCI during this pandemic? And how do you overcome it?

15-year journey in unleashing potentials Everything happens for a reason My journey in JCI: 2006 Joined JCI Sibu 2007 - 2011 JCI Sibu Local Board of Directors 2012 JCI Sibu President 2015 - 2016 Area Sarawak Secretary 2017 National Vice President 2018 National Secretary General 2019 National Executive Vice President 2020 National General Legal Counsel 2021 National Deputy President

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Life is full of ups and downs

Many people underestimate their ability and what they can achieve in life, including me. Potential is the difference between where we are now and where we could reach and it often leads to success. My 15-year JCI journey is a journey that discovers and unleashes potentials in me, taking me from where I was before to realising my dreams and goals now. It’s a process of releasing me from what is holding me back from the life I want and success.

I have faced different challenges throughout my service in JCI. When I face particular challenges, especially during the 2 years of Covid-19 pandemic, I tell myself this is life and I have to accept it as accepting challenges helps me to let go of stress, anxiety, and fear. While I take a step away from my feelings to plan, I am able to decide how to act more objectively. Taking action is one of the biggest steps in overcoming challenges. It’s likely that a big part of whatever we’re facing feels like a challenge because we have an underlying fear. Try to recognize and define what we fear in a situation. Then, we can act to mitigate that fear.

We tend to exist in our comfort zones. So, when something new happens or is presented, we may feel like it’s hard to deal with. By practicing gratitude, we can reframe our definition of a challenge. We will also be more happy overall. Just need to remember: Everything happens for a reason; you may feel like you have it all figured out one day in the future.

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BIOGRAPHY Name: Petrus

Gerard Young | D.OB: 1 st September 1982 | Age: 37 | P.O.B : Miri

JCI Career 2016 2017 2018 2018-2019 2019 2020 2021

JCI Riam Treasurer JCI Riam Local President JCI Riam Immediate Past President JCI APDC Development Officer JCIM Area Sarawak Secretary JCIM National Vice President JCIM National Secretary General

1. How many years have you joined JCI and how has JCI benefited you?

I remember my very first experience in 2015 JCI ASPAC. I remember vividly that - at a limited number of places, I experienced meeting people from different nations. The trainings in the ASPAC were multinationals, and I was part of ASPAC Malaysia Night where we hosted

delegates countries.

from

2014, 2017-2019 2016-2017 2016-2021 2019 2016-2020 2015, 2018-2021 2017-2018

Area Academy National Academy Area Sarawak Convention Area North Convention National Convention JCI ASPAC JCI World Congress

2. Do you face any challenges in your position in JCI during this pandemic? And how do you overcome it?

Hi, I’m JCIM National Secretary General in 2021.

I’ve been a JCI Riam member since early 2013. I joined because I was interested in community work and services, and JCI Riam was 1 of the non-profit organizations that was doing it. Also it’s because I have a few friends who are already JCI Riam members.

Academies & Conventions Attended

other

Besides, I had the opportunity to join JCI APDC, where I served JCI from another country, in which, I was assigned to JCI Timor-Leste as a development officer.

Within these 2 years, as part of JCI Malaysia National Board of Directors, I’m still learning to serve with different leadership approaches while being tasked with different positions.

Over the years, as an active JCI member, I’ve been travelling to many places either domestically or internationally, and surely I enjoy it. All of us are grounded during this pandemic & forced to find different ways to live JCI life. Since last year, we have become accustomed to virtual life.

As the NSG, my team and I work mostly using computers. And with online tools such as WhatsApp, Zoom and JVC (jvc.jci.ccc), we are easily connected in many ways. As active citizens, we should set an example and call for herd immunity.

Encourage the people around us to get vaccinated. And let's hope for the best that we can overcome this pandemic very soon.

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Hi, I’m JCIM National Treasurer in 2021.

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BIOGRAPHY

Name: Vynndy Gan | D.OB: 17th January 1985 | Age: 36 | P.O.B : Penang Profession : Financial Controller | Company: UNF Engineering & Coating Sdn Bhd No. of years in JCI: 8 years

JCI Career 2013 2014 2015 2016 2019 2021

Joined JCI Butterworth City Local Treasurer Local President Area Secretary General National Publication CC National Treasurer

Academies & Conventions Attended

2015 JCI Asia Pacific Most Outstanding New Member, Sabah 2015 JCI World Congress Most Outstanding New Member, Kanazawa Japan 2017 JCI Asia Pacific Most Outstanding Member, Mongolia 2017 JCI World Congress Most Outstanding Member, Netherlands, Amsterdam 2019 Conferment of JCI Senatorship

1. How many years have you joined JCI and how has JCI benefited you?

I have joined JCI Butterworth City since 2013. With one year to lead, JCI has turned me into a better person, furnishing my leadership, management & communication skills. I’m always excited to meet new like-minded friends where JCI expands my network of friends & business contacts locally & across the globe.

Overall, JCI has gifted me countless opportunities in enhancing aspects of personal growth, business & networking, community development & most importantly I have learnt to be a young & energetic community leader to create positive change & reaching out to my community for humanitarian services.

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2. Do you face any challenges in your position in JCI during this pandemic? And how do you overcome it?

As the 2021 JCI Malaysia National Treasurer, I would like to thank the National President JCI Senator Chew Hooi Mei for having faith in me to execute this position. I’m well aware that this position is considered the most important function on the board to safeguard all aspects of financial management of the organization.

During this pandemic, we have to embrace new skills and develop new behaviors which improve the way we manage our assigned tasks.

With millions of people being forced to stay home to help stop the spread of Covid-19, Zoom has played an important role to me and the National Board as a whole for planning and executing regular meetings & trainings.

There is no denying the way we work has changed, but in many ways, it has changed for the better. Covid-19 has given a significant boost to the digitalisation of banking all over the world. The number of those using online banking services for the first time during the pandemic continues to rise year on year. In the beginning of 2021, we have launched our JCI Malaysia e-Store where members can purchase any merchandise at www.jcimalaysia.cc & even JCI programs are available for subscription. The e-payment system is not only providing a level of ease and speed but eliminating accounting errors, increasing transparency & accuracy. We have to adapt to this new norm and I will continue to do my best as the National Treasurer in this organization.

C HEC K OU T MY STORY Hi, I’m JCIM National General Legal Counsel in 2021.

BIOGRAPHY Name: Jess

JCI Career

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021

Wong

Joined JCI JBE JCI JBE VP LOM JCI JBE SG JCIM NVP SA JCI JBE EVP JCI JBE President JCIM Area Central South SG JCIM National Convention Director JCIM National Vice President JCIM National General Legal Counsel

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Let’s know more about me 1. How many years have you joined JCI and how has JCI benefited you?

I joined JCI in 2011 and I don't realise that I have been active in this beloved organization for 10 years! Thanks to the National Publication Commission Chair for giving me this opportunity to review my JCI journey by having the chance to write for this E-Pemimpin edition.

JCI has benefited me a lot! However, the most valuable thing that JCI gives to me is experience. JCI always provides development opportunities to me in growing and transforming into a better me.

2. Do you face any challenges in your position in JCI during this pandemic? And how do you overcome it?

I never define those as challenges but it's an opportunity for me to improve myself in utilizing technology to adapt to a new normal life, a new way in growing my communication skills in listening to others and expressing myself, and also a new way for me to "feel" the people that I meet through the screen.

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Hi, I’m JCIM National Immediate Past President in 2021.

1. How many years have you joined JCI and how has JCI benefited you?

I joined JCI in the year 2011 and since then I have had a major change in my life which I thought it would be. JCI has a very clear mission, vision and values that lead us to be better. In our life, we may face a lot of challenges and many disappointments when things turn out of our expectations. From human relationships to achieving goals in life, JCI has taught me that everything is possible when we have a powerful positive mindset and a clear vision.

JCI is an organization that gives me many chances to be a leader even though I am not born to be.

From working alone to working with a team and walking far, this is how JCI benefits me.

2. Do you face any challenges in your position in JCI during this pandemic? And how did you overcome it?

During the pandemic, which came without any signal, this has given me a chance to rethink and reset my goal. The challenges that I am facing are not only how to carry out these duties but more on how to be flexible on the Plan of Action, reallocating resources, listening to members’ voices, serving members’ and communities' needs.

Leading a team has not been this hard before this pandemic and health is threatened. The only thing that keeps me motivated and moving on is “faith” and “love” that I put in this position.

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J C I M Na t i o n a l P a r tners hi p Sum m i t N a t i on a l S u s t a i n able Dev elo pm ent Go al Summit JCI RISE Summit

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2021 JCI Malaysia National Summit:

IMPACT SOLUTIONS WITHIN PANDEMIC CRISIS As JCI Malaysia entered the year 2021 with the Covid-19 Pandemic intensified, 2700 JCIM members experienced mass effects from the pandemic implications, including but not limited to disruption on income/ revenue, shortage of operational liquidity, lack of pivoting options & wearing down on mental health.

As a response, a group of the 2021 JCI Malaysia National Commission Chairman decided to combine efforts to present the 2021 JCIM National Partnership Summit, National Sustainable Development Goal Summit & the JCI RISE Summit into a single weekend under 1 umbrella summit, namely the 2021 JCIM National Summit.

The objectives were to provide practical solutions through content sharing, partnership resource/ value offerings & official partnership signing for the benefits of 3000 JCI Malaysia members from 73 local organizations in nation building with the core: REBUILD, INVEST, SUSTAIN, EVOLVE [RISE].

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Technology Application in Enhancing Entreprenuership

Partnership Summit 1

Economi Facilitation & Sustainability

The 2021 JCIM National Summit began with Partnership Summit 1: Advancing Economic Resources in Crisis with the focus on economic facilitation & sustainability led

by Mr. Azhar Kasan (the Regional Head of Kuala Lumpur) from SME Development Bank Berhad as the keynote speaker presenting Covid Relief financing solutions that were tailor-made for JCI Malaysia members to weather through this rough pandemic economic climate.

Mr Herbert Basin (SME Academy Head) who represented CEDAR (Centre for Entrepreneur Development & Research), a subsidiary company of SME Bank took the lead on capacity building by sharing about their very own ODELA SME E-Commerce that is readily available for JCIM members to come onboard and tap on new clientele & fresh business that leads to sales expansion.

Partnership Summit 2: Technology Application in Enhancing Entrepreneurship with the focus on technology adaptability in entrepreneurship was led by Ms Angel Low (Principal) from The Hive South East Asia as the keynote speaker who elaborated on the different digital onboarding programs for SME businesses to take advantage of at minimal cost.

Lastly, Mr William Du (Managing Partner) from Ingenious Haus Group who was a veteran in the capital market sector spoke on what private equities can do for JCI members' business & the different types of fundraising strategies that JCIM members can immediately implement in their business to increase their competitiveness.

Mr. David Lim (Manager) of Malaysian Global Innovation & Creativity Centre (M.A.G.I.C) shared on the technology stacks that SME businesses can utilize & the different process flows that were useful in engaging business online. Mr. Siew Ming Yan (2021 JCI Malaysia National Digital Transformation Commission Chairman) spoke on the digital platforms & functions in managing NGO activities to increase productivity.

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Sustainability Development Goal Summit

Pandemic Intervention

R.I.S.E Summit

Nationwide Mental Health Solutions

The next day began with 2021 SDG Summit with Ms. Chen Shye Ning from the United Nations Association Malaysia) starting the day with her keynote speech, showing the different initiatives they took to combat the Covid-19 challenges.

Mr. Ahmad Farid (President) of Majlis Belia Sabah showcased their Belia Dapur program from humble beginnings to sending food to all around Sabah, even in rural mountainous areas. Mr. Rick Chee (Founder) from Food Aid Foundation shared his experience as a 30-year-old veteran who has vast experience in building a food bank from scratch.

He was the only speaker with large-scale operational know-how among the panelists.

Lastly, Dr. Lin Mui Kiang represented the All Party Parliamentary Group Malaysia (APPGM) of the SDG division to showcase the extensive government initiatives, research studies results & the future trend for local action implementations that needs to be addressed immediately.

The final session was the JCI RISE Summit, which was led by Dr. Firdaus Aziz (Malaysian Psychiatrist) as the keynote speaker who explained the history & various government facilities & agencies available for mental healthcare. Ms. Saras Pillay (President) of Befrienders Malaysia then covered the nationwide centres & key services that were available, which included but not limited to their infamous Befrienders Emergency Helpline Service. Lastly, Amanda Loh (Master Trainer) of Knowledge & Mind Excell covered neuron plasticity on behavioural change & the various strategies that JCIM members are able to practise immediately for better mental health.

Session 1 Summary was on how the 2021 JCIM National Summit is an exemplary model in properly applying the JCI Action Framework & how all 3 individual summits (Partnership, SDG & RISE) were well married into a single impactful program for local action.

The final summary session was about a very comprehensive set of skills that are needed in the coming era & an array of reskill strategies that JCIM members can benefit from & apply in their daily lives. His sharing left our JCIM members pondering on their current skills set & to take actionable steps in keeping themselves relevant for the near future.

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TOTAL 183 DELEGATES TO ASPAC 119 ASPAC FIRST-TIMERS TOP 5 LARGEST DELEGATES NOM

Wow! It has been a month since the 2021 JCI Online ASPAC Taichung concluded and for all delegates who attended it, I bet there were many sweet memories and for members who were not able to attend it, we have decided to compile a short write-up for your reading pleasure.

The conference kicked off with its first program of JCI Training: JCI Easy Go and here are some photos of JCI Malaysia Delegates happily enjoying themselves.

NP Chew Hooi Mei attended the National President Meeting on the same day accompanied by NSG Petrus. As announced by the Conference Director, there are a total of 4446 delegates attending the ASPAC and Malaysia is one of the Top 5 NOMs in terms of registration.

JCI Training “Reconnect the Disconnect” & “Host Your Virtual Event Like A Pro” happened right after National President Meetings, followed by the JCI Debating Championship (first round) and FirstTimer Orientation.

As the night descended quickly and with it came the anticipated 2021 JCI Online ASPAC Taichung Opening Ceremony with

A S P A C NP Chew Hooi Mei representing JCI Malaysia waving the Malaysian Flag followed by Welcoming Night & National Night for the Philippines.

The 2nd day started with JCI RISE and Shine - Opening & Morning Yoga. After the awakening exercise of yoga, it was followed by the JCI Twinning Ceremony & JCI Training “Financial Management” & “Poster Design 101”. Not to forget, JCI Johor Bahru Entrepreneur has signed a MOU with Taiwan JCI Boai Chapter.

Conference Assembly 1 also happened on Day 2. The afternoon session was followed by a Keynote Speech, JCI & Friend - Maurice Lacroix & JCI Public Speaking Competition (preliminary round). JCI Malaysia was represented by Damian Khaw from JCI Kuala Lumpur. In the evening, there were sessions for JCI RISE in Asia and the Pacific & JCI Workshop “Act 4 Gender Gap 2021: Key to Post-Pandemic” followed by National Night – Indonesia. Here are some memorable photos from Day 2:

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The night ended with the most awaited session “National Night - Malaysia Night”.

Right before the session kicked off, NP Chew Hooi Mei served all Malaysian delegates a warm & delicious dinner delivered right to their doorstep as her appreciation for the participation and support of JCI Malaysia in attending the 2021 ASPAC. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the IA Team for the dinner arrangement. All delegates gathered in Zoom hosted by JCI Malaysia for a fellowship & dinner together with NP Chew Hooi Mei. Some of our members also met physically to attend the special night hosted by JCI Malaysia (of course with social distancing practice). There were a total of 278 delegates from different countries who joined and enjoyed themselves.

Malaysia Night kicked off with a Malaysia Tourism Video to introduce our beautiful country to the international delegates followed by the National Anthem, Welcoming Speech by NIACC David Lim, Opening Speech by NP Chew Hooi Mei, VVIPs Speech and Toasting Session. The night was filled with various amazing activities such as the JCIM 4 Areas Performance Video, Breakout Room game time, Lucky Draw, JCIM event promotions & networking sessions.

The 3rd day started with Morning Yoga followed by a business networking event “Singapore” & “Vietnam”. JCI Training “Leader as Coach: Inspiring Greatness in Others” & “Cross-Cultural Intelligence” happened at the same time too.

As for JCI Debating Championship (final round), JCI Malaysia was represented by Team ABC from JCI Labuan. The JCI Public Speaking Competition (final round) also happened on Day 3 right after a training session and followed by the ASPAC Senate Board Meeting & Creative Young Entrepreneur Competition (CYE).

Congratulations to JCI Senator PNP Alice Kam for being elected as 2021-2022 JCI ASPAC Senate Director & the winners for CYE from Malaysia were Willie Ng Wei Li 1st place & Eddie Ng Yee Heng - 3rd place.

Day 3 ended with National Night – Japan & National Night – Hong Kong. Not forgetting to mention that we had a team from Malaysia to compete in a beer drinking competition in Hong Kong Night.

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Day 4, which was the last day of 2021 JCI ASPAC 2021 started with JCI Rise and Shine – Closing followed with the Business Networking event “Cambodia” & “Hong Kong”. JCI Training “Growing and Managing your Virtual Relationship in JCI and Business” and “Rise with JCI – Action Framework for Entrepreneurs” also happened concurrently.

At noon, we had Conference Assembly 2 followed by the 2021 – 2022 APDC Meeting. All delegates enjoyed “FREE FOOD GAME” by ordering food delivery to each other during lunch time.

2021 ASPAC ended with the JCI Awards & Closing Ceremony. We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all the winners: 1 Best Local Community Impact Program Back to School 5 (JCI Malacca City Entrepreneur) 2 Best Inter-Organization Collaboration Project Action Against Dengue Program (AADP) (JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin) 3 Most Outstanding Local President JCI Senator See Chang Sheng (JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin) 4 Most Outstanding New Member Tay Kon Chow (Leo) (JCI Sungai Petani) 5 Most Outstanding Member Kyara Ng Siew Phek (JCI George Town) 6 Most Outstanding New Local Organization JCI South Key

Top 3 1 Best National Growth & Development Program Unite As One by S.L.I.M. action: Sustain Lead Inspire Motivate JCI Malaysia 2 Best Local Community Impact Program Action Against Dengue Community Empowerment (AADCE) JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin 3 Best Inter-Organization Collaboration Project Didik Kasih After School Program JCI Kuala Lumpur X Great Heart Charity JCI Kuala Lumpur 4 Best Local Business Entrepreneurship Program Ignite The Economy JCI Tanjung Bunga 5 Best National Flagship Program JCI Malaysia Sustainable Development Award JCI Malaysia For those who have been reading till this part, I hope you enjoy the short write-up and see you all at next year's JCI ASPAC at Sakai Takaishi, JAPAN!

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B e st L o c a l C om m u ni t y Im pact Pro gram -

Ba c k t o S c h ool 5 ( JC I M C E ) Back to School is a program that has been running for 5 years consecutively in Malacca, Malaysia. The program aims to serve as a platform to collect and consolidate company and personal funds as a temporary financial relief for the poor and underprivileged students and their families. Every year, JCI Malacca City Entrepreneur (MCE) works with the Union of Heads of Schools – Malacca Branch to identify underserved families and students from over 65 primary schools in Malacca to receive assistance and subsidies in the form of school bags, uniforms, shoes and school supplies. To date, more than 2 600 students have benefited from the program.

Throughout the years, JCI MCE’s “Back to School'' program is one of the most well-recognized annual projects and platforms for public-listed companies, private companies, and individuals to channel their funds and care to underprivileged students and families in Malacca. Most importantly, “Back to School '', an annual and continuous program has created an awareness in the local community to acknowledge the local underprivileged group in Malacca and their equal rights in receiving quality education.

The long-term objective of this program is aligned with the UNSDG Goal 4 – Quality Education. JCI MCE aims to provide a conducive environment for all regardless of their financial status to obtain quality education. Although the primary education in Malaysia is free and is made compulsory for children aged between 7-12, some underprivileged families still find it challenging with the associated additional expenditure required to send their children to schools. As a result, the financial and family stress arise and has substantial negative impacts on a child's ability to learn and

subsequently involved in problems ranging from drug addiction and family problems to bullying and depression. Hence, JCI MCE is committed to become an organization that raises community awareness on the matter and then uses connection and network in the community to channel the funds and resources available to assist primary school students and their families that are currently in need of financial relief.

JCI MCE hopes that the program will not be a one-off or temporary financial relief, and instead become the kick starter to long term sustainable community movement to care for the underprivileged students in ensuring the provision of quality education for our next generation.

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B e st I nt e r L oc a l O r gani s at i o n C o l l ab o r a t i o n P r og ram -

Ac t ion A ga inst D e ngue C omm u n i t y Emp ow e r me nt P ro g r a m AAD C EP (JCI K L M ) Dengue is a tropical disease transmitted by mosquitoes that threatens more than one third of the worldwide population. Dengue has significant economic consequences because of the burden on hospitals, work absenteeism and risk of death of symptomatic cases. To combat this deadly disease, JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin created Action Against Dengue Community Empowerment Program (AADCEP) to create an awareness about the dangers and negative implications of dengue to individual, family and community, advocating the involvement of each individual in the community as the prevention and control of dengue is a shared responsibility where everyone plays a role.

Numerous activities were carried out including a Clean Swipe Program, collaborations with the local authority, hospitals and NGOs, the distribution of free dengue test kits and massive public relations and media strategies.

End Dengue: Starts with Me

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Most Outstanding New LO Award -

JCI South Key

JCI South Key is recognized as the young leading organization in Southern Malaysia.

We formed a strategic planning committee during our establishment in 2018 where we focused on creating young active citizens by providing infinite opportunities for positive change via sharing knowledge, engaging with different stakeholders where we collaborate to elevate, leading by example to stop single-use plastic straws and transform our community to be better.

Here, we cultivate leadership, critical thinking skills and compassion to equip you with the skills you need in society.

We believe that we can inspire young people to be aspiring like us to create infinite opportunities for positive members who are committed to take action to address challenges faced in our community by doing impactful projects with new ideas contributed, collaboration with local governments and other NGOs. We also nurture our members to be responsible and competent young leaders by providing knowledge sharing sessions, training, business networking and also community work. Eventually, we create a better environment for our future generations

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Most Outstanding L o c al P r e s i d e n t -

W illi a m S e e (JCI K L M )

“Leadership is unlocking people’s potential to become better” through ACTION, not position.

Even from the start of President Senator WIlliam See's JCI career, he always led by example and was a man of action. He didn't mind getting his hands dirty even when he was a President.

It is not easy to become the leader of JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin (KLM) as there are many members who are more experienced and powerful than President William. Even though he is a young President, he is able to earn their respect and admiration by: Listening to members Integrity Empowerment Appreciation He sets the vision and understands what is needed to achieve it and takes the lead by giving his board of directors goals and directions to members and making tough decisions when facing challenges.

WIlliam is a leader that comes once in a lifetime. Being a man for others, he leads with his heart, always putting others first. He is a selfless leader, who finds himself at home serving other people. From formal events to community projects, every moment with William is an example of his selfless leadership.

Thus, during the Covid-19 pandemic, he directed and guided members in completing 152 projects and 383 project meetings using the JCI Action Framework.

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Leo T a y ( JC I S P) I am overwhelmed with gratitude to have been recognised as the Most Outstanding New Member during the 2021 JCI ASPAC. Thank you so much for continuing to support me. I am so honored to have my hard work recognized in this way by serving JCI! It means so much to me that the work that I am so passionate about also resonates with others.

This recognition is not something that I did alone, and there are many others who deserve to share this award with. I would like to take this opportunity to thank JCI Alor Setar's members, Past Presidents and my 2020 BODs and JCI Sungai Petani’s members as well as 2021 BODs. Next, I would also like to thank my role model, JCI Senator Spark Koh for his inspiration, motivation and support throughout my journey in JCI. Thank you also to my personal advisor, Kayla Ooi and JCI Senator Catherine Chang. Both of you have mentored and provided inspiration to me during my journey in JCI. Both of you not only share your own experience during your journey in JCI, but also enlighten my passion and spirit in JCI. Last but not least, thank you to my beloved wife Julie and my family who keep supporting and taking care of my family when I am busy. Your emotional and physical support is the best present I have ever had to keep my passion through my JCI’s journey.

I hope that this recognition of my work can serve as an inspiration to others in the field. Remember, if I can be the Most Outstanding New Member, so can you!

Thank you.

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M o s t O u t s t a n d i n g M em ber Awa r d -

Kya r a N g (JCI G e o r ge Tow n) MOST OUTSTANDING MEMBER KYARA NG | JCI GEORGE TOWN

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NGO - A place full of politics NGO - A place that gathers all people with personal agenda Are those really true?

Part of it and in fact, politics are everywhere; you can only live with it and settle with it. In the end, those that have personal agendas will be isolated and eventually quit the game.

All I want to say is there's no such thing as a good or bad platform; it all depends on how you see the platform.

As long as you are willing to serve, any NGO is a good organisation, and I choose JCI, which gathers a bunch of people who are willing to serve.

WWZ / d ĂŶĚ ĂůǁĂLJƐ ďĞ 'Z d &h> ŽŶ ĞǀĞƌLJƚŚŝŶŐ ƐŚĞ ŚĂƐ͘ ^ŚĞ ŬŶŽǁƐ ŚĞƌ ƉŽƐŝƚŝŽŶ ĂŶĚ ƉůĂLJƐ ŚĞƌ ƌŽůĞƐ ǁĞůů ĂƐ ŚĂƌƚĞƌ WƌĞƐŝĚĞŶƚ Θ ĂƵŐŚƚĞƌ͘ ^ŚĞ ƐƉĞŶĚƐ ƚŝŵĞƐ ǁŝƐĞůLJ ǁŝƚŚ ŚĞƌ & D/>z ĂŶĚ ĂƉƉƌĞĐŝĂƚĞĚ ŚĞůƉƐ ŐŝǀĞŶ ƚŽ ŚĞƌ͘ WĞŽƉůĞ ĂƌŽƵŶĚ ĂƌĞ ƉƌŽƵĚ ŽĨ ŚĞƌ ĂŶĚ ůŽǀĞ ƚŚĞ ĂƚŵŽƐƉŚĞƌĞ ǁŚĞŶ ƐŚĞ ŝƐ ŚĞƌĞ͘

That is why I'm so grateful to meet every one of you, especially those that have supported me all the way to the world stage. I truly appreciate it.

In these 11 years of service, I'd like to thank all my mates, partners, trainers, mentors, and friends who believe in me.

This award is for all of you. I'm not going to shout out everyone's name because it's probably going to take another 3 pages.

Last but not least, I'm not too free to make myself busy but I'd rather spend my precious time at the right place, with the right person, on the right thing.

So HAPPY SERVE, HAPPY LOVE, enjoying every moment is the best thing in JCI! With love and peace, we'll meet again real soon.

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National Digital Transformation Commission Chair Previously known as National Information Technology Commission, the National Digital Transformation Commission has expanded its role to cover beyond just operating JCI Malaysia’s information technology system.

The commission continuously reviews every aspect of JCI Malaysia activities and implements system and technology to improve operational efficiency and experience of JCI Malaysia members.

The commission aims to transform JCI Malaysia into a model of digital friendly organization.

2021 Achievements Rolled out JCIM Resources Map Rolled out JCIM Public Calendar Improved JCIM Training Feedback Experience Relaunched JCIM Mobile App Organized 5 Productivity Tools Workshop Published 2 Digital Transformation Infographics

National Business Initiative

&

Economic

To motivate JCI members to secure and bolster economic opportunities at the local, national and world-wide levels To sustain and rebuild economies and workforce morale as we face the impact of Covid-19 together To work with all sectors of society to make economies and workforces more resilient for the future

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FOOD HERO

Officially launched on 15th July 2019,

Food Hero was initiated by JCI Petaling Jaya as a sustainable long-term project which channels food supply to needy groups in the Petaling Jaya community. Food Hero provides daily bread to 75 children from 3 orphanage homes and several poor families and currently partners with 4 bakeries and 2 delivery companies. The project was designed as per the JCI 2019 Plan of Action and JCI Active Citizen Framework. Through deepening engagement with partners, organisations who have never heard of JCI are now partnering with us to make a difference. We also receive support from the youngest ADUN, YB Jamaliah Jamuluddin, the Guest of Honor in Food Hero’s Press Conference.

SAVED APPROXIMATELY

15 000

PIECES OF CONSUMABLE BREAD FROM BEING THROWN AWAY AS WASTE AND PROPERLY CHANNELS THEM TO THE NEEDY.

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TO DATE, FOOD HERO HAS SUCCESSFULLY

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At an approximately discounted value

of RM2.50 per bun, this would add up to savings of

RM30 000 for

Food Hero beneficiaries in a duration of 18 months.

The project still continues until today and even during MCO. Throughout the course of this project, we notice many of the partners and beneficiaries engaged in Food Hero are young citizens. Many who had previously not heard of JCI were impressed with the mission of JCI and have wilfully decided to partner with us. We are positive that Food Hero will provide development opportunities to the beneficiaries and partners, thus empowering them to create positive change.

For more information on Food Hero Project, Please follow:

Food Hero’s FB Page

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Jo i n u s!

Purposes: (1) to build deeper bond between JCI Kuala Lumpur and all Local Organizations (2) to progress relationship between JCI friends (Non JCI members) and JCI members (3) to redefine the meaning of network among all participants without mentioning personal titles, position and occupation Results (1) higher exposure to JCI Malaysia - enhanced relationship among existing and new members (2) opportunity to build business network - venture business venture together (3) inspiration and motivation for young adults

We have started this project since January 2018.

In 2021, we add in different elements of social networking skills for the benefits of our members.

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Objectives

2.

3.

To enhance relationships between JCI friends (non-JCI members) and JCI members

1.

To build a deeper bond between JCI Kuala Lumpur and all local Organizations

To redefine the meaning of network among all participants without mentioning personal titles, positions and occupations

RESULTS

Higher exposure to JCI Malaysia

enhanced relationship among existing and new members

Opportunity to build Business Network

venture into business together

Inspiration and Motivation for young adults

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Business Transform Strategy

MANY TRADITIONAL BUSINESSES FIND IT HARD TO SURVIVE DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC DUE TO MCO, LOCKDOWN AND SOP.

THEREFORE, THE TRANSFORMATION OF BUSINESS FROM PHYSICAL TO VIRTUAL IS IMPORTANT.

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HOWEVER,

do entrepreneurs know how to use Social Media,

Therefore, JCI Sungai Petani organized 4 events which

Online Platforms and other tools to sustain their

helped around 200 local communities to guide and

business?

share the strategy to transform their business from physical to virtual.

If we work from home (WFH), how do we keep our team in good performance and how to do LIVE to promote our products/ business?

疫翻风顺

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ZERO VIRUS!

is one of the flagship projects of JCI Kota Kinabalu since the Covid-19 pandemic started to hit us globally in early 2020.

Alan Moo - who deeply believes that prevention is better than cure, has kicked start the project by successfully providing free disinfection services to unaffordable pre-schools around the community with the support and sponsorship of A Plus Pharmacy. Till date, Zero Virus! 2021 successfully visited and disinfected 6 pre-schools, primary schools and also elderly care homes around Kota Kinabalu. Other than providing free disinfection services to the schools and elderly care homes, the team also shared proper hand wash procedures and increased the awareness of hand, foot and mouth disease to the public by providing video and posters to spread around the community. This has also attracted our Sabah Chief Minister's Political Assistant, Dr. Roland Chia and his team to join one of our disinfection service and awareness programs in Tabika & Taska Kemas PPAK Kg. Unggun Jaya.

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In 2021, with the lead of the Organizing Chairman

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Other than that, without forgetting the sweat and

Even with the tremendous increase of positive

tears of frontliners, we also collaborated with

Covid-19 cases in Sabah, it has not stopped the team

LocPlusLov,

Z’s

believing in their JCI value's - service of humanity is

Production & Alcogiene from West Malaysia and JCI

the best work of life. Without doing any physical

Malaysia Area Sabah to distribute 3600 bottles of

activity, the team successfully invited 10 private

hand sanitizer and 500 tokens of love (handmade by

sectors to agree to help to spread out the awareness

kids throughout Malaysia) to our frontliners in health

to the community by allowing the team to place the

and non-health sectors. They successfully distributed

awareness posters in Bahasa Melayu and English in

1500 bottles of sanitizer and tokens of love to the

their facilities.

Love

Creation

Management,

Hospital Kanak-Kanak dan Wanita (the collection centre for Sabah), 1080 bottles of sanitizer and tokens

With the lower rate of vaccination registrations in

of love to the Police Station of Kota Kinabalu

Sabah compared to the whole Malaysia, the team

Headquarters and 1080 bottles of sanitizer and

successfully invited Dr. Timothy William, President of

tokens of love to the Kota Kinabalu City Hall.

the Infectious Disease Society of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, to do an awareness talk titled "Why Vaccine?" to explain the benefits and possible effects of an individual's symptoms after taking vaccination to ease the worries of the possible community. The event

Kota Kinabalu

attracted 40 participants from JCI and non-JCI members.

Through this event, the Organizing Chairperson and the team, have not only shown the importance of being an active citizen but also influencing the people around them. Till date, more than 41% of the adult population in Sabah are fully vaccinated, bringing the cumulative total to over 1.11 million doses reported by the Local Government and Housing Minister.

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