How Early Election Affects Businesses in Malaysia
Topic: How Early Election Affect Businesses in Malaysia
Date: 20th October 2022 (Thursday)
Time: 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM (GMT +08)
Format: Panel Discussion (Online)
Venue: Zoom
WHAT IS THIS ABOUT?
The announcement of parliament's dissolution and the push for an early national election prompted 11 members to resign, anticipating the next legislative assembly being convened with new members.
When there is uncertainty in the market, investors tend to hold off on making investments. This will cause the Malaysian currency to depreciate. How will these changes affect the businesses? What are the likely outcomes, and how should businesses prepare to face them?
There are no simple answers, but our speakers will share their insights and answer these questions. Join us for this webinar if you'd like to:
Know the key things to do in preparation for an early election
Maintain the working spirit during the election period
Turn a negative situation into a positive one and benefit from the election cycle in Malaysia
Identify the significant risks of early election to business and what strategies can be used to mitigate such risks
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Malaysian startup founders and business owners
Startups and investors looking to enter the Malaysian market
Anyone curious about the effects of early elections on Malaysian businesses
Moderator & Speakers
About Lucille Tee (Moderator)
Based in Malaysia, Lucille Tee is a Business Analyst at BlackStorm Consulting. She assists in providing context and suggestions on alternatives for business solutions and opportunities. Her expertise lies in defining business requirements and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders.
About Leong Joon Teng (Speaker)
Leong is a dynamic and versatile business strategist with vast business development experience in the private and public sectors. He is also currently the Business Development Director of a Software Solutions Company. He carries the role of Strategic Partner Development in the World Consumer Protection Chamber of Commerce (WCPCC).
About Khooi Chu Boon (Speaker)
Chu Boon is a business coach who has coached and trained hundreds of tech startup companies since 2010. He has also worked with corporations on personnel development with a team of like-minded coaches and mentors, drawing from years of experience across the Asia Pacific and multiple industries. He was awarded Coach of the Year 2014 by Coach & Grow Program, Cradle Fund Malaysia.
About Jay Shong (Speaker)
Jay founded Affintive to provide Cloud Accounting Advisory & Financial Management Solutions for Australian & Malaysian startups, entrepreneurs, and SMEs. His vast experience in financial control management, reporting, and deep understanding of company finance department functions help businesses refine their fundamental business obligations to become well managed.
About Lee Tuck Wai (Speaker)
Tuck Wai founded TrustPal to automate the insurance workflow to enhance trust between policyholders, advisers, and insurers. He has experience in the insurance industry and has led a department from product development to sales and operations.
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