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Partners, volunteers and corporate associates join shoulders on this movement toward greater good
Kind Malaysia will soon open its doors to welcome like-minded individuals and corporate organisations who wishes to make a positive impact on the community |
With only a few days left until the show, the highly anticipated Kind Malaysia is set to welcome a record 132 exhibitors representing social, charitable, community and corporate foundations who will each showcase their vision, mission, and slew of activities that are centred on making an impact in the community. Two panel discussions and 20 presentations are expected to be attended by 3000 visitors over the two-day event.
Taking place at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) from 2 to 3 March 2023, the two-day expo themed “Kindness Unites Humanity” will feature high-level keynotes, panel discussions, seminars, experience sharing, performances, educational content, and relationship-building initiatives. Participants will also get the chance to stay on the pulse of the latest in humanitarian innovations and the best current practices currently being employed.
The panel discussion on the first day will particularly delve into the homegrown success stories of non-profits and social enterprises that have championed kindness as their core purpose, and their journey to building sustainable organisations. This session will also include mini-stories of how corporate companies came together with them to work on solving the issues they are working on eradicating. Participants can look forward to an engaging discourse moderated by John-Son Oei, Founder of Epic Homes, and featuring panellists Justin Cheah, Marketing Director of Kechara Soup Kitchen; Nik Suzila, Co-Founder of Kloath Cares; and Dr. Wong Siew Te, Founder of Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre.
On the second day, the floor will be shared by experts to discuss the topic of Building A Better Future Together: Corporates Empowering Changemakers. The session will be moderated by Zaim Mohzani, Co-Founder of Nation Building School & Malaysia Jobs Coalition. Industry experts will include Anita Ahmad, Head of Communication Development of Yayasan Hasanah; Prema Ponnudurai, Head of the School of Media and Communication at Taylor’s University; and Chun Wah Hoo, Founder and Managing Director of NGO Hub.
“They will be sharing the best practices of how Malaysian Corporates and companies have innovatively used their sustainable programmes to empower changemakers in Malaysia to build a better future together and give real-world examples of successful initiatives and the lessons learned from them,” said YBhg. Tan Sri Dato’ Asmat Kamaludin, Chairman of Kind Malaysia and DSA Exhibition & Conference Sdn Bhd, the co-organiser of Kind Malaysia 2023.
This year’s installment features a significant exhibitors line-up comprising distinguished organisations both from the corporate sector and NGOs that bring with them sound experience and insights from their respective missions. To date, 132 organisations and independent artists have confirmed participation. Among the corporate organisations are Bursa Malaysia Berhad, CIMB Bank Berhad, International Psychology Centre, Yayasan Hasanah and more. NGOs represented at the expo are Global Peace Foundation Malaysia, Malaysian AIDS Council, Malaysian Federation of the Deaf, Make-A-Wish Malaysia, Malaysian Medical Relief Society (MERCY Malaysia), National Council of Befrienders Malaysia, National Council for the Blind Malaysia, NGOhub, Orphancare Foundation, Pertubuhan Amal Uncle Kentang Malaysia, Persatuan Bantuan Bencana Alam Misar Malaysia, Ronald McDonald House Charities Malaysia, The Prem Rawat Foundation, United Nation Children Fund (Malaysia), WWF-Malaysia and more.
“Kind Malaysia is a unique initiative co-sponsored by 23 corporates from the business events industry who together will utilise our trade exhibition and conference organising expertise for a greater good. This is a potluck of kindness” said YBhg. Datuk (Dr) M Gandhi, the co-founder of Kind Malaysia and Chairman of Bumiati Holdings Sdn Bhd.
Kind Malaysia 2023 is a unique platform and the only one of its kind in Malaysia which aims to mobilise civil society and the corporate sector to champion kindness as part of its agenda. Everyone is invited to attend this event to celebrate this kindness initiative together.
To register for the expo, or gain more information on the event program, visit: https://kindmalaysia.com/.
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