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BE BETTERAbout JCI

Message from JCI Malaysia National President

Message from JCI World President

JCI Malaysia National Board of Directors Chart

JCI Malaysia Current Facts 2011

JCI Malaysia Calendar

SPOTLIGHTArea Sarawak Convention

Asia Pacific Conference (ASPAC)

Green Path for Business

Guinness World Record Project – Graffiti

Area Sabah Convention

Creative Young Entrepreneur Awards

Area Peninsular Convention

Ten Outstanding Young Malaysian Awards

Annual National Convention

Socially Responsible Company Awards

JCI Malaysia 14th Academy

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About JCIWe are a membership-based nonprofit organization of 200,000 young people ages 18 to 40 in 5,000 communities and more than 100 countries around the world.

Each JCI Member shares the belief that in order to create lasting positive change, we must improve ourselves and the world around us.

We seek targeted solutions to the unique problems in our communities to build a better world, creating global impact.

The JCI MissionTo provide development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change.

The JCI VisionTo be the leading global network of young active citizens.

The JCI ValuesThat 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.

Making a World of DifferenceThere is a limit to what governments are able to achieve in society. As responsible citizens in a globalized world, JCI mem-bers take on the challenges around them through local development initiatives. These tailored projects require members to use strategic planning and critical planning to craft creative solutions to the problems of their communities.

Be BetterJCI members seek ways to live out our slogan, Be Better. We think critically about society’s greatest challenges and act on behalf of our communities to be part of the solution. We seek better solutions to build better communities, creating a better future.

The Original Active CitizensAs global citizens, we all have rights and responsibilities, as well as shared goals. Through active citizenship, we enact our sense of social responsibility to work towards these goals and benefit communities worldwide.

Our Founder, Henry Giessenbier, was the original active citizen. He took steps to engage young people in civic involve-ment in 1914, and JCI members worldwide have followed his lead ever since.

A Grassroots Movement with International ScopeIn JCI, the action is local, but our principles and impact are global. Members understand that in a globalized world, their local actions echo across the globe. 5,000 JCI Local Organizations addressing problems in their communities are united in a global movement creating global impact.

One Year to LeadWith this principle at its core, the JCI structure offers leadership opportunities to new members each year. One year to shine. One year of impact. One year to lead.

02 About JCI

03JCI Partnerships

JCI PartnershipsAs an international non-governmental organization (NGO) with active participation in the UN system, JCI’s international partners include big names in global development, capacity building and international cooperation. Our partnerships are based in mutual goals and a synergy with the JCI Mission and Values, creating the maximum impact to support the local work our members do every day.

Partner: United NationsFocus: UN Millennium Development Goals (UN MDGs)JCI has officially partnered with the UN since 1954. Through the years, these relationships have expanded to include various branches in the UN system as the two organizations collaborate to magnify their collective impact.

In 2003, JCI committed to advancing the UN Millennium Development Goals, a set of time-bound targets for poverty, hunger, disease, illiteracy, environmental degradation and discrimination against women. JCI members organize thousands of projects every year committed to advancing the goals and using the UN MDGs as a framework.

At JCI’s many Leadership Summits, held in collaboration with the UN, delegates join with representatives from key partners to focus on a current issue and seek workable solutions for members to enact locally. Read more about the 2009 JCI Leadership Summit.

Partner: UN Global CompactFocus: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)The UN Global Compact works to advance Ten Principles of CSR in the areas of human rights, labor, the environment and anti-corruption. JCI partners with the UN Global Compact to educate small- and medium-sized enterprises on how to be responsible and profitable in a competitive global market.

Partner: International Chamber of Commerce-World Chambers Federation (ICC-WCF)Focus: Global Economic ProgressThe ICC is the voice of world business championing the global economy as a force for economic growth. Through our partnership with the ICC-WCF, JCI Local Organizations collaborate with local chambers of commerce to collaborate on projects to advance global economic progress and encourage entrepreneurship.

Partner: UN FoundationFocus: Combating Malaria with JCI Nothing But NetsMalaria is the leading killer of children in Africa, but this deadly disease can be prevented with the use of insecticide-treated bed nets. Through JCI Nothing But Nets, a campaign in partnership with the UN Foundation’s Nothing But Nets initiative, JCI members raise funds for the purchase and distribution of insecticide-treated nets and educate communities on their proper use.

Partner: UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)Focus: Youth Capacity BuildingSince 1996, JCI has contributed to achieving UNESCO's goal of promoting cooperation among its 193 Member States and 6 Associate Members in the fields of education, science, culture and communication. JCI Local and National Organizations collaborate with UNESCO in many ways, including participating in the NGO International Conference and theme-specific collective and regional consul-tations.

Partner: Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)Focus: Child HealthJCI has worked with the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) since 1994 to implement cooperation agreements focusing on children in JCI’s Latin American National Organizations. Enjoying international recognition as part of the United Nations system, PAHO serves as the Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization. PAHO supports JCI National Organizations in Latin America to implement projects related to MDG 4: reduce child mortality.

JCI also maintains relationships with the Conference on Nongovernmental Organizations (CONGO), AIESEC, NGO Committee on UNICEF and the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).

JCI Senator Joseph ChiengNational President 2011

Junior Chamber International Malaysia

Greeting from Swan City, Sibu!

There were two persons who had greatly motivated me as I prepared for my presidential year. First, it is the aspiration of our founder Henry Giessenbier who in forming our JCI movement had called on us to establish a permanent and everlasting world peace within the soul of our organization.

Then, our 2011 World President Kentaro Harada who had set JCI Presidential Theme as “Go Impact the World!” has motivated us to come together to change the world with The Impact of One. This should be our shared vision for a powerful global change.

For decades, our organization has helped the community to grow through our Four Areas of Opportunities: Individual, Community, International and Business. Today these four areas of opportunities is still our direc-tion but in the dawn of a new era, we must see beyond this to create global challenges.

There are many things we can do, but in the world today that is much troubled by climate change. We as responsible citizens and leaders should work together to create that ONE IMPACT for our future genera-tions by mitigating global warming.

Global warming has brought about unusual climate patterns. Crops have failed, the intensity of typhoons has increased and worst our environment has changed to affect human life in all ways. We have to act fast now before we regret it. We need to inject this into our activities and leadership. We must practice and promote the 3R Concept of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle to our members and communities.

This year, JCI Malaysia’s Presidential Theme is “Let’s go green!” It is our goal to set JCI Malaysia as the leading youth organization that promote, practice and be the green ambassador in Malaysia.

The Plan of Action for JCI Malaysia will also work in line with the Presidential Theme. The word of “GREEN” stands for Growth, Resources Development, Efficiency, Elementary and Networking.

For Growth, JCI Malaysia had set a target to increase our membership growth to 3,000 and extend at least 3 new Local Chapters by year 2011. Besides, JCI Malaysia will also extend our JCI movements to Perlis, Pahang, Kelantan and Terengganu. Together we are working towards our green mission.

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For Resources Development, JCI Malaysia is working towards to build a sustainable financial base and resources development.

For Efficiency, JCI Malaysia will further strengthen and standardize our Quality Management System. The Organization is working to achieve the standard of ISO 9001 Certification. JCI Malaysia will implement the system of KRA “Key Result Area” and KPI “Key Performance Index” to our National Organization. All chap-ters and members are clear and be part of our process to success.

Our National Organization is growing rapidly, in order to sustain our growth; JCI Malaysia will operate under a fully effective operated secretariat as well as adopting an e-administration.

For Elementary, JCI Malaysia will enhance our elementary programs. The Organization will organize a series of environmental projects with an effort to increase the awareness of climate change issues in Malaysia and the World. JCI Malaysia will also implement and promote JCI Signatures courses widely.

For Networking, JCI Malaysia will strengthen our local and global networking. JCI Malaysia will work closely and establish partnership with other NGOs, Ministries and government agencies.

JCI Malaysia is celebrating 35th anniversary during coming Annual National Convention at Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. On behalf of the Organization, I would like to extend my warmest invitation to all JCI members, JCI Senators, JCI Alumni members and Past National Officers to celebrate this memorable moment during Annual National Convention.

I wish to call upon all members towards the aspiration of our World President Kentaro Harada and the JCI Malaysia’s Presidential Theme to Impact the World by Going Green.

Let’s Go Green!

JCI Senator Joseph Chieng National PresidentJunior Chamber International Malaysia

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JCI Senator Kentaro HaradaWorld President 2011

Junior Chamber International

Message from the World President 201106

Interview with JCI World President,

1) What is your first impression of JCI Malaysia? JCI Malaysia is a very energetic group of young JCI members and I am very privileged to have had the experience to visit there during my year as JCI President. I want to encourage members from JCI Malaysia to continue to be involved internationally to know what is achievable at this high level. I believe the members of JCI Malaysia are headed in the right direction, and with the right ingredients, will continue to solve community problems and empower young people to create positive change.

2) Please share with us your most memorable experience in JCI. My most memorable experience is the JCI Academy. It is difficult to explain in words. Every delegate who attends a JCI Academy says it is a life-changing experience. If you have the opportunity to attend, it will positively change your life forever.

3) What is the biggest challenge as JCI President?One of the biggest challenges as JCI President is to communicate with our members at the local level the key messages for the year. I am very happy to have the opportunity to travel the world and share with members and nonmembers our objectives. I do not travel the world to visit monuments and spend my time at beautiful beaches, but my goal is to motivate and inspire members with the 2011 JCI Plan of Action and how it is relevant to everyone.

4) Can you share with us your focus as the 2011 JCI President? My sole focus as 2011 JCI President is to advance the 2011 JCI Plan of Action. The 3 main goals are very important for this year and beyond, and as JCI members work together to achieve these goals, we will continue to be relevant to the citizens of the world. Not only will we effectively be achieve goals at the global level, but we will be able to influence and create positive change with govern-ments, businesses and the civil society.

5) What will you say to a young person who is indecisive about joining JCI?JCI is an organization made of people somewhat similar to concept of a gym membership. We have to exercise ourselves to expand our ability and capability. After a great amount of effort though challenges, we become great leaders of positive change. It is not an easy path for the young people who make the choice to become a young active citizens, but the rewards out-weigh the challenges.

6) What would be the challenges for JCI in future? The challenge for JCI is the recognition from the general public as the number one international organization for young people. This is our vision. We have to do more to highlight our impact as a leading global network with the impact to create positive change around the world. 7) What is the best way we can create even greater impact?The best way we can create the best impact is to work together as one global team. By raising awareness of the UN Millennium Devel-opment Goals among citizens around the world and by committing companies to join the UN Global Compact, we can create positive change around the world. Every international institution will then recognize JCI as the leading global network of young active citizens

JCI MALAYSIA NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2011

2011 National PresidentJCI Senator JosephChieng Jin EkLOM: JCI Mandarin SibuEmail: jechieng@gmail.comH/P: 019-8867288

2011 National Secretary GeneralJCI Mem. Andy Ting King DiengLOM: JCI SibuEmail: kdting@gmail.comH/P: 016-8838145

2011 National GeneralLegal CounselJCI Senator AlexanderChok Sie MingLOM: JCI TawauEmail: alexcsm@streamyx.comH/P: 019-8532116

2011 National ExecutiveVice President(Area Peninsular Chairman)JCI Mem. Kim Tan Jiin OeiLOM: JCI KulimEmail: volleykim78@gmail.comH/P: 012-4700571

2011 National ImmediatePast PresidentJCI Senator DennisTan Chuen HooiLOM: JCI Tanjung Bunga Email: dennis.chtan@gmail.comH/P: 012-4728399

2011 National TreasurerJCI Mem. Teoh Boon Kiat (CAT)LOM: JCI Alor SetarEmail: cat@techzone2u.comH/P: 012-4768969

2011 National Senior ExecutiveVice PresidentJCI Senator GeorgeOng Kok SengLOM: JCI Tanjung BungaEmail: jctbgeorge@yahoo.comH/P: 016-4180678

2011 National ExecutiveVice President(Area Sarawak Chairman)JCI Senator Priscilla Ang Pei PeiLOM: JCI KuchingEmail: pristweety@yahoo.com.sgH/P: 012-8924231

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2011 National Vice President(Zone B Chairman)JCI Mem. Fong Han YanLOM: JCI Alor SetarEmail: fong_7@msn.comH/P: 019-4728777

2011 National Vice President(Zone D Chairman)JCI Mem. Fabian Hoong Fang PingLOM: JCI Kuala LumpurEmail: fabian@alltozgroup.comH/P: 012-2078783

2011 National Vice President(Zone F Chairman)JCI Senator Timothy RoyAng Swee LiangLOM: JCI KuchingEmail: timsum2000@yahoo.co.uk H/P: 012-8561268

2011 National Vice President(Zone H Chairman)JCI Mem. Safarina WasliLOM: JCI IntanEmail: rinawasli@yahoo.comH/P: 012-8276606

2011 National Vice President(Zone C Chairman)JCI Mem. Max YuenLOM: JCI AchieverEmail: jcmaxyuen@yahoo.comH/P: 017-8813339

2011 National ExecutiveVice President(Area Sabah Chairman)JCI Mem. Martin Eddy LaiLOM: JCI PenampangEmail: melai74@yahoo.comH/P: 017-8145681

2011 National Vice President(Zone A Chairman)JCI Mem. Goh Leep SeanLOM: JCI PenangEmail: fun_mixx@yahoo.comH/P: 012-4708563

2011 National Vice President(Zone E Chairman)JCI Mem. Cynthia Tong Mee LiLOM: JCI E-MetroEmail: cyndanai@gmail.comH/P: 012-2684268

2011 National Vice President(Zone G Chairman)JCI Mem. Chai Chon ChinLOM: JCI MiriEmail: chai75@gmail.comH/P: 019-8447447

2011 National Vice President(Zone I Chairman)JCI Mem. Anthanasius PhilipLOM: JCI PenampangEmail: yusmardy@hotmail.comH/P: 016-8467047

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

MEMBERSHIPThere are about 2,588 Malaysian members from 53 local chapters in Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak.

MISSIONTo provide development opportunities that empowers young people to create positive change.

VISIONTo be the leading global network of young active citizens.

CREEDWe 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 and adopted by all JCI members in the world.

2011 JCI WORLD PRESIDENTKentaro Harada, JCI Japan

2011 JCI EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, AREA BDennis Cunanan, JCI Philippine

2011 JCI VICE PRESIDENT ASSIGNED TO MALAYSIAShine Bhaskaran, JCI India

JCI Slogan : BE BETTER

2011 JCI MALAYSIA NATIONAL PRESIDENTJCI Senator Chieng Jin Ek from Junior Chamber International Mandarin Sibu, Sibu, Sarawak.

2010 JCI MALAYSIA NATIONAL PRESIDENTIAL THEMELet’s Go Green

2011 NATIONAL PRESIDENT’S CORRESPONDENCEHp: 019 8867288; Email: jechieng@gmail.com

JCI MALAYSIA HEADQUARTERSNo. 19-3, Jalan Setiawangsa 8, Taman Setiawangsa, 54200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Correspondence:National Secretary General:Andy Ting King Dieng, JCI Sibu; Email: kdting@gmail.comExecutive Secretary: Cheryl PangEmail: info@jcimalaysia.cc; exe.sec.jcim@gmail.com

OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONPEMIMPIN printed half yearly in English and circulated to all members, relevant Government Departments, and other interested individuals

JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL MALAYSIA WEBSITEwww.jcimalaysia.cc

JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONAL WEBSITEwww.jci.cc

JCI Malaysia Programs:

2011 AREA PENINSULAR CONVENTION (APC)29th April - 2nd May 2010 hosted by JCI Achiever

2011 AREA SARAWAK CONVENTION13th - 15th May 2011 hosted by JCI Miri2011 AREA SABAH CONVENTION17th - 19th June 2011 hosted by JCI Tawau

2011 36th JCI MALAYSIAANNUAL NATIONAL CONVENTION (ANC)13-15th October 2011 hosted by JCI Tanjung Aru

2011 JCI TEN OUTSTANDING YOUNG MALAYSIAN (TOYM)Hosted by JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin

2011 JCI CREATIVE YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR AWARDS (CYEA)Hosted by JCI Petaling Jaya

JCI Programs:

2011 JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONALASIA PACIFIC CONFERENCE (ASPAC)26th – 29th June 2011 in Philippines, by JCI Manila

2011 66th JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONALWORLD CONGRESS1-5 November, 2011, Brussels, JCI Belgium

Other Programs

JCI Nothing But Nets CampaignSince 2004 JCI effort to contribute to diminish the mortality rate of children under the age of five by raising funds to purchase and distribute ITNs, as well as to conduct educational campaigns to teach families how to use the ITNs correctly.

UN Seal The Deal by JCIJCI Commitment to Action to stop the negative impact of CLIMATE CHANGE and make positive changes in a new direction, ensuring a brighter future for our planet.

CURRENT FACTS 2011

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JCI Malaysia 2011 Calendar10

JCI MALAYSIA CALENDAR 2011DATE NAME OF PROJECTS HOSTING LOM PLACE

5th Finance Committee Meeting

5th & Joint National BOD Meeting

1st Finance Committee Meeting

1st National BOD Meeting

12-Dec-10 National Board Training JCI Alor Setar Star City Hotel

1 – 4 Jan 2011 JCI Taiwan NOM Visit Taiwan Taiwan

31 Dec 2010 – 2 Jan 2011 Area Sarawak Academy JCI Sibu Sibu YMCA Camp Resort, Sarawak

Mar-2011 Area Sabah Team Building Camp Sabah

19-20 Feb 2011 Area Peninsular Team Building Camp NEVP Peninsular

26-27 Feb 2011 Area Peninsular Team Building Camp NEVP Peninsular

11-Mar-2011 JCIM Constitution & By-Law/Policy Manual Review Meeting, Commission team training

2nd Finance Committee Meeting

2nd National BOD Meeting

JCIM Area Peninsular Convention JCI Achiever Kuala Lumpur

13 – 15 May 2011 JCIM Area Sarawak Convention JCI Miri Sarawak

17 - 19 Jun 2011 JCIM Area Sabah Convention JCI Tawau Sabah

26 – 29 May 2011 JCI ASPAC JCI Manila Philippines

5-Jun-11 World Environment Day All LOMS 3 Areas

4 - 10 July 2011 Junior Chamber International Week (JCI Green Project) All LOMS 3 Areas

9-Sep-11 Earth Day

3rd Finance Committee Meeting

3rd National BOD Meeting

13-Aug-2011 JCI Creative Young Entrepreneur Award Ceremony JCI PJ Selangor

14-17 July 2011 14th JCIM Academy JCI Labuan Sabah

10-Oct-11 4th Finance Committee Meeting

10 -11 Oct2011 4th National BOD Meeting

13 - 15 Oct 2011 36TH JCIM Annual National Convention JCI Tanjung Aru Sabah

1-5 Nov 2011 JCI 66th World Congress JCI Belgium Brussels

11-Dec-2011 JCI ACTIVE Citizen Day All LOMS 3 Areas

9-Sep-11 JCI Ten Outstanding Young Malaysian Award Ceremony JCI KL Mandarin Kuala Lumpur

5th Finance Committee Meeting

5th National BOD Meeting

Joint National BOD Meeting

Throughout the year YWAP JCI Youth & Junior 3 Areas

15-May-11 Hari Belia Negara All LOMS Kuala Lumpur

Within ANC 2011 JCIM 35th Anniversary JCI Tanjung Aru Sabah

Sibu, Sarawak

1-3 July 2011 JCIM JCIM Secretariat

JCI Tanjung Aru Sabah

10-12 Dec 2010JCI Tanjung Bunga

& JCI Alor Setar 1926 Hotel & StarCity Hotel

12 - 13 Mar 2011

JCI Malaysia Socially Responsible Companies Awards17-Nov-11 JCI E-Metro KL Kuala Lumpur

16 -18 Dec 2011 JCIM JCIM Secretariat

Area Sarawak Team 2011

Area Sarawak Convention Organizing Committee – JCI Miri under the leadership of JCI Member Jeff Chan

Area Sarawak Convention Director is JCI Member Jeff Chan. During our Area Convention, we are honored to have JCI VP JCI Sen. Shine Bhaskaran with us from the beginning of Opening till the Closing of the Ceremony.

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Opening ceremony of Area Sarawak Convention

JCI VP JCI Sen. Shine Bhaskaran open forum with the Presidentsand members present at the convention

Closing ceremony with tokenof appreciation to JCI VP forhis support and present

Green seminar by PNP JCI Sen. Jovinia Solibun

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The Junior Chamber International (JCI) Asia-Pacific Conference is an annual congress that brings together JCI Members, representing more than thirty-four countries from all over Asia and the Pacific, including the countries in Australia and Oceania, to strengthen individual camaraderie and discuss important issues affecting the region. It is one of four JCI regional conferences around the world organized by Junior Chamber International.

The warmth of the Philippines welcomes JCI Malaysia delegates as they host the JCI Asia-Pacific Conference in 2011 in Manila from May 26-29, 2011. This JCI Area Confer-ence provides a unique opportunity to build relationships with other young active citizens to enhance projects and increase impact. It is here that we lay the groundwork for partnerships that will continue providing development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change.

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Meetings & Seminars

Opening Ceremony

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JCI Japan Night

JCI Taiwan Night

JCI MONGOLIA NIGHT JCI INDIA NIGHT

ASPAC 15

JCI Hong Kong Night

JCI Philipines Night

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Winning Awards

Closing Ceremony Gala Night

JCI Malaysia Night ASPAC 17

GreenPath for BusinessIn the corporate world, if you start talking about going green, you’ll often hear messages like this:“Yes, we’re going green, despite the expense. It’s the right thing to do.”

Southwest Airlines expanded its on-plane and in-terminal recycling program from just aluminum cans to a much wider assortment of recycled materials. Working with a vendor who is able to handle co-mingled recyclables—which means no extra burden on flight attendants who would find it difficult to collect paper, plastic, and aluminum separately—the company is slash-ing a big chunk out of its multimillion dollar annual waste disposal budget.

And, as Southwest spokesperson Laurel Moffat notes, “To date, we have saved more than 37,000 trees, more than one million gallons of oil, and more than 15 million gallons of water.”

For in-terminal recycling, the two airports piloting the program are diverting 12 to 19 container loads out of the waste stream every month.

Google, whose big, powerful servers not only hold and instantly organize much of the world’s knowledge, but consume enormous quantities of electricity, has invested in a massive project to develop a 350-mile-long 6,000-megawatt wind-powered electrical backbone off the North Atlantic Coast of the United States—that’s enough to power 1.9 million households. Stretching from Virginia to New Jersey, these connected turbines are well-located to ease power burdens on New York, Newark, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore, and Wash-ington.

Using the backbone model will eliminate the need to build individual transmission lines from each offshore wind project, and thus reduce the number of permits and environmental impact studies—and bring the wind plants on line much sooner.

According to Rick Needham, Google’s Green Business Operations Director, the company is providing 37.5 percent of the initial-stage equity. And profit is most definitely one of Google’s motives: “We believe in invest-ing in projects that make good business sense and further the development of renewable energy. We’re willing to take calculated risks on early stage ideas and projects that can have dramatic impacts while offering attractive returns,” Needham says.

Yes, it is the right thing to do. And yes, very small companies are often nimble enough to seize the combined economic and environmental advantages.

But smart companies of any size can go green in ways that are highly profitable. Even large, slow-moving companies can save enormously.

Want some examples?

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The Empire State Building will shave $4.4 million a year in energy costs—40 percent of its former $11 million annual energy bills—in a major “deep energy retrofit” that involves replacing every single one of its 6,514 windows. For roughly $700 per window—versus $2500 each to completely replace them—each window is cleaned, coated with a thin UV-resistant film, and insulated with pressurized argon and krypton gasses. Other parts of the renovation include insulating the radia-tors, using both natural and artificial lighting more efficiently, wireless and portable thermostat sensors, and occupancy sensors that prevent heating or cooling of unused space. The building is also switching to individual tenant-by-tenant metering, meaning those who leave appliances and lights on when no one is using them will pay the cost of the wasted electricity.

Building manager and co-owner Anthony Malkin points out that buildings account for 80 percent of the city’s energy use, and not in equal numbers. “Even more inter-estingly, 20 percent of the buildings consume 80 percent of that energy. So 64 percent of all energy consumed in New York City is consumed by 20 percent of the build-ings. That really took me by surprise.”

This project could easily be replicated elsewhere, because the impact on profitability is huge. Look at the numbers: The project cost is $13.2 million, and the annual return (savings) is $4.4 million. That means the first 3 years pay for the project (that’s an ROI of 33% a year). And the second three years put an extra $13.2 million into profit! With banks paying a measly 1.07 percent on a one-year and 2.3 percent return even on a 5-year CD right now, a 33 percent return is mighty attrac-tive.

How much oil and coal could we eliminate, and how much capital would be freed up for job creation, if every company took just one of its buildings through a deep-energy retrofit process?

As consumers, we can seek these types of businesses out and choose to spend our money with them. Then we, using our power of the purse, become part of the solution: we reward the forward-thinking companies that have taken steps to be sustainable, while withdrawing our spending from those who are still stuck in the old, planet-harming ways.

And by profiling those businesses here, I can not only show you what is possible and practical, but perhaps influence your purchasing habits and the steps you might take in your own life to be more green.

“ Shel Horowitz, writes the Green And Profitable/Green and Practical columns and is the primary author of Guerrilla Marketing Goes Green ” (John Wiley & Sons, 2010).

Sources:Southwest Airlines:www.blogsouthwest.com/blog/southwest-airlines-one-report-our-environmental-commitment

Google:www.googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/10/wind-cries-transmission.html

Empire State Building:http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2010-10/greening-world’s-most-iconic-skyscraper

Interest rates: http://www.bankrate.com/as of October 21, 2010

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JCI BREAKS WORLD RECORDWITH LONGEST GRAFFITI SCROLL

SIBU: About 500 youths painted a 1.6km-long graffiti to place Sibu in the Guinness Book of World Records — the first ever for the district.

Lanang MP and Sibu Municipal Council (SMC) chairman Datuk Tiong Thai King described the momentous event as history in-the-making for the local populace. Guinness World Records adjudicator Seyda Subasi-Gemici from Turkey was present to ensure everything went smoothly and the rules for the attempt were followed.

“My job is to record the attempt, and verify that the whole attempt took place according to the guidelines of Guinness World Records,” Seyda said.

The guidelines among others specified that the height of the canvas needed to be at least 1.5 metres.

“And there should be no gaps in the canvas. My final duty is to measure the canvas to confirm it is longer than the one in Brazil. If it exceeds the past record’s length, there will be a new record holder and the information is entered into the Guinness World Records database. A certificate will also be issued,” she added.

The event was held in conjunction with the Millennium Development Goals Awareness Campaign, co-hosted by JCI Malaysia and JCI Mandarin Sibu, and sponsored by Kolej Laila Taib (KLT) and saw hundreds of young people from schools, NGOs, and others painting their way into the Guinness World Records – Longest Graffiti Scroll – as early as 7am yesterday.

“This marks a new era for Sibu as 500 youths create history, coming up with a 1.6km long graffiti to achieve a new World Guinness Record for the longest graffiti scroll.

“This is indeed a significant occasion for the people of Sibu as we show the world that Sibu ‘boleh’ and our young people ‘boleh’.

“With this achievement the world will come to know about Sibu and how dynamic its young people are,” Tiong said at the opening ceremony held at an open space next to KLT.

“Let this be the start of more good things to come and we hope others will follow suit to break more records to make Sibu better known to the world community.”

He praised the youths for their courage in taking up such challenge and elevating the town image.The current record was set in Mar 7 this year in Brazil where 246 people painted a 1.4km-long graffiti, breaking an earlier record set in Mexico.

The usually quiet open space near KLT was turned into a hive of human activities, filled with laughter as people from all walks of life sprayed their dreams on to the 1.6km-long canvas that snaked around the grounds.

It was a sight indeed to see design and creativity begin to manifests itself on the canvas, measur-ing 1.5 meter in height.

SIBU: A new Guinness World Record has been made, thanks to the 600 local students for having created the world’s longest graffiti scroll measur-ing 1,676.39m.

The old record, at 1,463.85m, was set by Danone employees in Brazil last March 3.

Guinness World Records adjudicator Syeda Subasi-Gemici, who flew in from Turkey to witness the historic event, made the announce-ment at 2.30pm yesterday.

Hard at work: A section of the participants rushing to complete the scroll.

Among those present was Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Wong Soon Koh.

Subasi-Gemici’s announcement was received by loud applause from a huge crowd, made up of mostly students and members of Junior Chamber International Malaysia, who is the organizer for the event.

They also jumped for joy, clearly elated that they had made the town and country proud.Earlier, the participants gathered at the venue, which was the old airport runway, as early as 7am. After a briefing session, they began their work on the scroll at 7.30am until 1.30pm, using aerosol sprays of different colors to create many lively images upon which were emblazoned words and phrases.

The participants were students from the town’s secondary schools and private colleges.

Catherine Matan, one of the participants, said she was happy to be involved in the historic project.

“I am tired after a whole morning of spray-painting. But, I must say I am the happiest person because I have helped to create a new record. I hope with this feat we can create more records in future.”

Catherine, a physiotherapy student from Kolej Institut Tinggi Abadi, said her team of 40 students created two topics, the first on gender equality and the second, on maternal help.

Speaking to reporters later, Wong said the achievement was a great effort by JCI Malaysia under its Sibu-born national president Joseph Chieng.

“To me it is a team effort that makes the record possible,” he said, as he praised the 600 participants who had aptly called themselves Teams, for “Together Everyone Achieves More Success”.

HISTORY MADE AS 600 STUDENTS AND THEIR JCI MALAYSIAMENTORS SPRAY PAINT 1,676M GRAFFITI SCROLL

Closing Ceremony GOH YB Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh Press Interview with Dr Lin from United Nations.

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Wong said their success had put Sibu on the world map.

“I feel very proud of them. If we stay united and do things together everything is possible. This is an example of that.

“This is a Guinness world record and it happens perhaps only once in a blue moon. And JCI Malaysia has made it happen,” he added.

The project was sponsored by Kolej Laila Taib.

Meanwhile, Lin Mui Kiang, who is the coordinator specialist of United Nations Unit in Malaysia, said the making of the graffiti scroll was in line with Malaysia’s aim of achieving its eight Millennium Development Goals of 2010.

The eight goals included reducing poverty 50%, increasing school attendance in primary education especially among the rural populace, reduction of infant mortality rate and maternal mortality.

According to Lin, at present, the maternal mortality in the country is at five deaths for every 1,000 pregnant mothers。

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JCI CREATIVE YOUNGENTREPRENEUR AWARDS 2011

A Project of : Junior Chamber International MalaysiaOrganized by : Junior Chamber International Petaling Jaya

JCI Petaling Jaya revealed the 10 mostCreative Young Entrepreneurs in Malaysia

[17 August 2011, Kuala Lumpur] Yang Berhormat Dato Mukhriz Tun Dr Mahathir, Deputy Minister of Ministry of International Trade and Industry, officiated the JCI Creative Young Entrepreneur Award 2011 (JCI CYEA 2011) Top 10 Finalist Re-vealing Ceremony on Wednes-day, 17th August 2011 at Sunway Resort Hotel and Spa.

JCI CYEA is a project of JCI and JCI Malaysia. It is hosted by JCI Petaling Jaya in 2009, 2010, and 2011. This award is endorsed by:-

a. Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation, Malaysia

b. Ministry of Youth and Sports, Malaysia

c. Ministry of Tourism, Malaysia

d. Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia

e. Youth Council of Malaysia (Majlis Belia Malaysia)

A truly global award of its kind, JCI CYEA celebrates young entre-preneurs be-tween 18 years old to 40 years old who are building and leading successful, growing and dynamic businesses, recognizing them through national and global awards in over 150 countries.

JCI CYEAThe JCI Creative Young Entrepreneur Award was launched in 2005 worldwide by Junior Chamber International as their yearly pro-gram, was designed specifically to recognize and honour exceptionally creative young en-trepreneurs in their success. It was only introduced to Malaysia in year 2007.Adding to its credibility, this award is administered in partnership with Flanders District of Creativity (FDC).

JCI CYEA 2011Top 10 FinalistAdnan Lee Chong Fatt bin AbdullahMBG Fruits Sdn Bhd

Dexter Chia Keng KokwuiShun Food Trading (M) Sdn Bhd

Emilia Tan Mei ShiaTMS Art Marketing Sdn Bhd

Fione Tan May YeeeOneNet.com Sdn Bhd

Dr. James Yong Chau LeongAulis Auto Sdn Bhd

Joseph Lim Heng EeGlobal Green Synergy Sdn Bhd

Kenny Yap Kian WeeKian Classic Design Sdn Bhd

Mahair Goh Sua HuatGlobal Art & Creative Sdn Bhd

Saliza AbdullahBG Capital Holdings Sdn Bhd

Dato’ Tony Looi Chee HongBan Lee Hin Engineering & Construction Sdn Bhd

JCI CYEA 2011Committee Members

Organizing Chairperson:

JCI Member Stewart Lee

Deputy Organizing Chairperson:

JCI Member Danny Tan

Secretary and Competition Director:

JCI Member Leong Jui Chuan

Finance Director:

JCI Member Janie Chan

Sponsorship Director:

JCI Member Damien Chua

Public Relation Director:

JCI Member Lim Yee Boon

Creative Director:

JCI Member Daniel Goh

Nomination Director:

JCI Member YS Chin

Award Ceremony Director:

JCI Member Joanne Cheah

Commission Director:

JCI Member Tan Poh HauJCI Member Tan Hong WeiJCI Member Chan Seng ChingJCI Member Diana CheangJCI Member Choi Wei YeeJCI Member Roys TanJCI Member Rane LimJCI Member Celine Khor

JUDGES VISITATION

PRESS CONFERENCES

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Sincere Thanks toJCI CYEA 2011 AdvisorsJCI Malaysia Past National PresidentJCI Senator Ngui Ing Ing

JCI Petaling Jaya Past PresidentJCI Senator Richard Ooi

Mr. Bugs Tan

Dato’ Haji Irmohizam bin Haji Ibrahim

JCI Petaling Jaya Past PresidentJCI Senator Sheena Lim

JCI Petaling Jaya Past PresidentJCI Member Chan Chee Yong

JCI Petaling Jaya Past PresidentJCI Member Fong Kim Meng

JCI Petaling JayaImmediate Past PresidentJCI Member Kenneth Fong

JCI Petaling Jaya PresidentJCI Member Lim Hooi Hooi

Special Thanks toJCI CYEA 2011Panel of JudgesProf. Datin PadukaDr. Khatijah Binti Mohd YusoffDato’ Hafsah HashimDato’ Haji Irmohizam bin Haji IbrahimMr. Goh Hin SanMr. Kwan Foh Kwai JMNMr. Thillai Raj T.RamanathanMr. Nimal Manuel

Special Thanks toJCI CYEA 2011Press ConferenceCo-OrganizingLOM and JCIMJCI Batu PahatJCI PenangJCI SeduanJCI Tanjung Aru

VISITATION AND JCI CYEA PROMOTION

What you need to know to participate in JCI CYEAJCI Creative Young Entrepreneur Awards open for nomination on 2nd February every year. All nominations must be submitted using the online nomination form located on the JCI CYEA website at www.jci.cc. Submis-sions must be received by the dead-line date i.e. 31st May .

More information of JCI CYEA could be obtain from:www.jci.ccwww.jcicyea.com.myJCI CYEA Malaysia Facebook Fan Page

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2011年度青商半岛大会简讯一年一度的马来西亚青商半岛大会在拿督斯里翁诗杰及丹斯里许子根博士的见证下于今年四月三十至五月二号,一连三天圆满的举行. 本次的大会是由马来西亚实践家国际青年商会在吉隆坡旧吧生路珍珠国际酒店承办. 值得一提的是, 这是实践家国际青年商会创会三年以来第一次承办总会的活动. 虽然如此, 大会依然在总会与各分会的支持之下获得了空前的成功并得到广泛的好评.

本次的大会不但只是提供予青商会会员, 也开放给来自四方的青商之友. 除了提供一个平台让大家探讨青商会的事务之外, 同时也是一次让大家做近距离交流的机会. 今年包括海内外, 大会创记录的得到将近250名会员与青商之友的报名, 这使得大会更显得日益壮大及热闹, 青商会的四大平台和机会也再一次的通过大会做出了很好的展现. 在这次大会的口号“Together We Achieve More”带领之下，其中有大会为大家带来了一场接一场的讲座会, 训练课程, 小型的商务展, 为慈善团体筹款及商业交流会等. 除此之外, 大会也为大家安排了一些欢乐活动, 务求让出席者尽兴而归.

在此, 大会再一次的感谢所有的出席者, 特别是要感谢各讲师们的无私奉献. 是大家的付出才使得大会的成功. 大会也祝福来年的承办分会, 槟城文华国际青年商会, 再接再厉, 顺利举办.

JCI MALAYSIAAREA PENINSULAR CONVENTION

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Area Peninsular Convention 2011The Area Peninsular Convention was witnessed by YB Dato’ Sri Ong Tee Keat and Tan Sri Dato' Seri Dr. Toh Tsu Koon on30 April to 2 May 2011 and successfully held in Pearl International Hotel. This is a valuable and significant event for JCI Achiever, which just a three years old chapter. JCI Achiever gained much supports from JCI Malaysia and LOMs to organize this wonderful convention.

The General Assembly is not only available to Junior Chamber members, but also open to JCI Members’ friends from around Malaysia. The Area Peninsular Convention to get a record with nearly 250 members of the friends of JCI registration, which makes growing and the Area Peninsular Convention has become more lively. JCI’s four platforms and opportunities through the Area Peninsular Convention once again made a good performance and also show at the conference slogan "Together We Achieve More". Further, this convention provided seminars, training courses, small business development, fund raising for charitable organizations and commercial exchanges, etc. to JCI members and friends. In addition, the “JCI Got Talent” and Gala nights for a number of fun activities we arranged, so as to allow participants have fun and go.

Indeed, the Area Peninsular Convention Committees once again thank all the participants, particularly thanks to the dedication of the lecturers and trainers consumed their time to conduct training. Finally, JCI Achiever wishes for the coming year's host chapter, JCI United Penang hold successfully 2012 Area Peninsular Convention.

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The TOYM program was launched by Junior Chamber International Malaysia (JCIM) in year 1985 to commemorate the international Year of the Youth. JCM then decided to adopt this program as part of JCIM annual project.

JCI TOYM Awards is an annual event held in our country specially adopted by Junior Chamber International Malaysia (JCIM) from The JCI Ten Outstanding Young People (JCI TOYP) Program. The Objectives for this annual award are to provide an avenue for young Malaysian to be decorated with honor for their contributions and achievements and pose a challenge to Malaysian youths to strive for success and achieve greater heights.

In the early of year 2011, once again Junior Chamber International Malaysia (JCIM) had appointed Junior Chamber International Kuala Lumpur Mandarin (JCIKLM) as the host chapter of JCI Ten Outstanding Young Malaysian (JCI TOYM) Awards 2011 for 10 consecutive years.

The JCI TOYM Awards 2011 Organizing Chairman – JC Leong Kong Meng and our committees had visited to several mass media such as AMP Radio Networks, 8TV, Nan Yang Siang Pau, The Star and Sibu RTM to disseminate the opening of nomination for JCI TOYM program and encouraging young Malaysians to be nominated for the awards.

Nomination Press Conference by Senator YB Gan Ping Sieu, Deputy Minister of Youth & Sports On 17 January 2011at Ministry Youth & Sports.

Road to JCI TOYM Awards 2011Hosting Chapter: JCI Kuala Lumpur Mandarin

The pyramid-shaped column of five point star cross section resting on a cradle of two open hands.

The taper of the pyramid to its pinnacle signifies high ideals, endeavour, aspiration and achievement;

The five leading edges of the column represent the five tenets of our Rukun Negara;

The five points also represent the five senses, the proper develop-ment of which enhances the quality of human life;

The star shape of the cross section of all levels of the pyramid signi-fies light and hope, with those less endowed blessed with hope and aspiration;

The cradle of hands signifies mankind. The human spirit supports the ideals of society, sustains achievement and progress;

The hands also represent humanity, service to others and the com-munity;

The open hands represent peace and love;

The steps forming the base symbolize the stages in life that an individual has to go through in progress with time.

The Propose ofJCI TOYM AWARDS

TROPHY

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JCI TOYM Awards 2011 ROAD SHOWYEAR 2010 PAST HONOREES SHARING

Ms. Chan Ching Kee

Professor Dr. Yong Wee Seong

Mr. Mahair Goh Sua Huat

JCI TOYM Awards 2011 PRESS CONFERENCEAND COURTESY VISIT TO SEVERAL MASS MEDIA

AWARDS CEREMONY & PRESENTATION Date : 09 September 2011 Ticket Price - PlatinumTime : 7.00pm RM 300/seat, RM 3,000/tableVenue : Sunway Convention Centre Ticket Price - GoldAttire : FORMAL RM 220/seat, RM 2,200/table

Contact for reservation: Organizing Chairman JC Leong Kong Meng 010-2363783 kmleong1@yahoo.com Project Secretary JC Lawrence Lau 016-8986416 lawrence_pickhock@yahoo.comNomination Chairman JC Catherine Tan 012-2053935 cathtls@yahoo.com Marketing Chairman JC Ivy Ng 012-7465693 ivy_ngpeisan@yahoo.com Secretariat Andre Chen 016-2322012 jciklm.my@gmail.com

For more informations, please log on www.toym.com.my

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Annual National Convention is a Junior Chamber International Malaysia annual event where all Malaysia's JCI members meet and supported by Junior Chamber International Malaysia , the Gov-ernment and Multi-National Company.The aim of the project is to emphasize on self development,management, Business networking, public awareness and leadership.

It is a Convention organized by different JCI Malay-sia chapters every year and it requires a total 4 days to complete. In Oct 2011, the ANC was hosted by JCI Tanjung Aru in Kota Kinabalu Sabah.

Concept of Annual National Convention (ANC)It requires total 4 days to complete the convention and include participants of 500 to 1000 throughout Malaysia including Sabah and Sarawak as well as neighboring countries, for example, Singapore, Philippines and Taiwan. There are various types of events held in the convention that will help all participants in areas of their leadership , entrepre-neurship , business network , fellowship, skills and knowledge.

36TH JCI MALAYSIAANNUAL NATIONAL CONVENTION

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The last few years had seen Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) becoming one of the key bench-mark of an organization’s overall success and reputation in the marketplace. It describes how organiza-tions give back to the community by doing business in a manner that is meaningful, valuable and relevant. JCI Malaysia and JCI Entrepreneur Metropolitan KL in support of the UN Global Compact, an UN frame-work of 10 principles for businesses that are committed to align their operations and strategies in the areas of human rights, labour standards, the environment and anti-corruption is proud to organize the JCI Socially Responsible Company Awards 2011 (JCI SRC Awards 2011) for SME Company in Malaysia. The Awards Ceremony was held on 17 November 2011 at Sime Darby Convention Centre. The award program is supported by the Prime Minister Department of Malaysia, Ministry of Youth and Sports, Mcmillan Wood as the audit partner and United Nations Global Compact.

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JCI Malaysia 14th Academy38

IN 2011, the 14th JCI Malaysia Academy is hosted by JCI Labuan at Manikar Beach Resort & Spa, Labuan from July 14, 2011 to July 17, 2011. This training is specially designed for the incoming / future LOM Presidents.

During the JCI Malaysia Academy, participants have the chance to meet future JCI leaders from all over the country. They take advantage of the time at the academy to not only enhance their own perspective on the country level but to examine themselves intro-spectively as well. Through this opportunity, partici-pants will be able to move one step closer to becom-ing a true global leader.

We must remember that as members, we have the chance to change and impact the country by coming together under the same goal and JCI will be in the front lines for this movement lead by our future lead-ers trained in the 14th JCI Malaysia Academy!

JCI Malaysia Academyhosted by JCI Labuan

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INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENTOpportunities for personal development are offered in the Individual Development Area. Seminars, organized and conducted by professional trainers and/or Junior Chamber International members, help members to speak effectively, learn leadership skills, improve their communication abilities and enhance their personal development.

JCI Batu Pahat Entrepreneur“ Energize Your Leadership Training ”

JCI Kuala Lumpur“ Chapter Management Training ”

JCI Petaling Jaya“ Public Speaking Training ”

JCI Johor Bahru Entrepreneur“ JCI Trainer ”

JCI Tawau “ In House Training ”with New Extension LOM JCI Merotai

JCI KL Mandarin“ JCI Presenter Training ”

JCI Johor Bahru Entrepreneur“ Parliamentary Procedure

and Chairmanship Training ”

JCI Kuala Lumpur “ Attending Ministry of Youth and Sports

Hari Raya Open House ”

JCI Mines“ National Speed Typing Contest Soft Launch ”

JCI Sandakan“ Table Etiquette Training ”

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INDIVIDUALDEVELOPMENT

JCI SIBU“ Miss JCI Sibu Preliminary ”

JCI Johor Bahru Entrepreneur - Seminar“ Actually You Don't Understand What's In My Heart ”

JCI Achiever “ Local Officers Academy ”

JCI Johor Bahru “ Rafting Challenge ”

JCI Sandakan“ Ms JCI Beauty Pageant Finals ”

JCI Sandakan“ Financial Literacy Workshop ”

JCI SIBU“ Area Sarawak Academy ”

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BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTEmbodying the line of the Jaycees Creed that states, “Economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise,” the Area of Business Development provides an opportunity for individual members to contribute to the development and enhancement of the economic infrastructure, prosperity, and well being for all nations. Almost all members of Junior Chamber are involved in some business activity - working on their own, for another company, or preparing to open their own business. The Junior Chamber was established to give young people an active voice in the business community.

JCI Malacca City Entrepreneur“ P1Wimax Corporate Visit and CEO Sharing ”

JCI KL Mandarin“ Corporate Visit to Sai Kim Enterprise ”

JCI Butterworth City“ Corporate Visit to Royal Selangor ”

JCI E-Metro“ Wealth Creation Series II - Your Money & Your Brain ”

JCI Petaling Jaya“ Corporate Consultancy Experience 2011

for JCI Youth ”

JCI Malacca City Entrepreneur“ Nesh Corporate Visit and CEO Sharing ”

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JCI United Penang“ Attending JCI CYEA Press Conference ”

JCI Kuala Lumpur“ Attending JCI CYEA 2011 Top 10 Finalist

Revealing Ceremony “

JCI Butterworth City“ Biz Sharing-Time Management ”

JCI Batu Pahat Entrepreneur“ Business Sharing with USB Producer ”

JCI Malacca City Entrepreneur“ Past National President

JCI Senator Nelson Kwok Business Sharing ”

JCI United Penang“ Corporate Visit ”

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTThe Community Area of Opportunity gives the member a chance to work with his/her community. The member surveys the needs of the community and organizes projects to cater to those needs. The opportunity to meet important mem-bers of the community and the general public is always there; however, the most valuable opportunity of this Area is to make a concrete contribution to one’s environment and fellow human beings. In this key area, not only can mem-bers be of great benefit to their community but also have the ideal workshop for putting into practice the skills they have been developing in their individual and management courses.

JCI United Penang“ Parents Day Appreciation ”

JCI E-Metro“ Tab-A-Hope Project ”

JCI Johor Bahru“ Recruitment Booth at KSL ”

JCI Johor Bahru“ Recruitment Booth at KSL ”

JCI Batu Pahat Entrepreneur“ Green Generation ”

JCI Sandakan“ Visitation to Kidney Society ”

JCI Achiever“ Healthy Day Blood Donation Drive ”

JCI Muar“ Muar Green Bag Distribution ”

JCI Penampang“ Courtesy call to

YB Datuk Donald Mojuntin ”

JCI E-Metro“ Violet Hope Charity Dinner ”

JCI KL Mandarin“ Love & Charity Visitation

to Shuang Fu Centre ”

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

JCI Muar“ Blood Donation Drive ”

JCI Butterworth City“ Blood Donation Drive ”

JCI Kulim“ We Care 2011 Zero Waste School Program ”

JCI Tawau “ Medical Camp in Pulau Sebatikwith medical staff from Health Department ”

JCI SIBU “ H2H Anti Mosquito Campaign ”

JCI Lutong“ Visitation to Old Folks Home ”

JCI Petaling Jaya“ Best Omoiyari Project Award 2011 ”

JCI Tawau “ Health Seminarby Dr Simon Lo (Consultant Cardiologist) ”

JCI Kulim “ We Care 2011Environmental to Educational Series II ”

JCI Lutong“ Visitation to Old Folks Home ”

JCI Penampang “ Visit to ThalasemiaChildren at Hospital Likas ”

JCI Muar“ Muar Green - EM Ball ”

JCI Sarikei “ Donation toLess Fortunate Families ”

JCI Mines“ Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign ”

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COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT

JCI Seduan“ Lets Go Green Eco Trip ”

JCI Johor Bahru Entrepreneur“ JCI Charity Carnival ”

JCI Peteling Jaya “ Won Malaysia Book of Recordsfor Most People Walking with Fancy Hats ”

JCI Kulim“ Press conference Heart of Japan ”

JCI Sibu“ ECO-Fashion Design Contest ”

JCI Mines“ 2011 30-Hour Famine DIY Camp ”

JCI Seduan “ Lets Go GreenJungle Trekking ”

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INSTALLATION & AWARDS BANQUETFELLOWSHIP

JCI Mines “ 6th Anniversary cum Installation& Awards Banquet 2011 ”

JCI KL Mandarin“ General Membership Meeting ”

JCI Batu Pahat Entrepreneur“ Installation & Awards Banquet ”

JCI Malacca City Entrepreneur “ Installation & Awards Banquetwith Guest of Honor JCI World President ”

JCI Penampang“ Induction of new members ”

JCI E-Metro“ Durian Party ”

JCI Muar“ Installation & Awards Banquet ”

JCI Johor Bahru“ Installation and Awards Banquet ”

JCI Butterworth City“ Attending LOMs Installation ”

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INSTALLATION & AWARDS BANQUETFELLOWSHIP

JCI Lutong“ General Membership Meeting ”

JCI Seduan“ GMM & Birthday Celebration ”

JCI Seduan “ JCI Week Inter-LOMBowling Friendship Competition ”

JCI United Penang“ GMM & Birthday Celebration ”

JCI Kulim“ 4th Installation and Awards Banquet ”

JCI Lutong“ Bowling GMM ”

JCI Achiever“ Central Zone Futsal GMM ”

JCI Sarikei“ Installation & Awards Banquet ”

JCI Sarikei“ Chinese New Year GMM Visitation ”

JCI Tawau“ Fellowship Dinner with Past Presidents ”

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Be Better2011

Getting to Know BrusselsBelgium's capital city and the host city for the 2011 JCI World Congress, Brussels is home to the European Union (EU), a unique economic and political partnership between 27 Europeancountries. The EU makes Brussels the center of European international relations. Belgium hasbeen a center of international trade for centuries, which contributes to its reputation as a placeof diverse culture and new ideas. A base of more than 1,000 private and public internationalorganizations, Brussels is home to more diplomats and foreign journalists than any other cityexcept Washington D.C. As global young active citizens engaged in cross-cultural collaboration,JCI members will find Brussels a welcoming environment for sharing ideas.

Belgium has something for everyone: unique museums, historic architecture and more than 2,000 chocolate shops. Every year, Belgium produces more than 172,000 tons of chocolate. The country has also enjoyed an unmatched reputation for specialty beerssince the Middle Ages, and offers more than 650 beer styles from countless breweries.Congress attendees will have a chance to sample these tasty treats at the Congress tradeshow and parties.

Congress Program PreviewEvery year JCI World Congress provides a venue for JCI members to collaborate to find creativesolutions to community challenges. Young active citizens learn and grow through sharingexperiences and ideas on relevant topics to our world today.

This year, there will be a day of Congress that is open to the public so anyone can come get a taste of JCI and our Mission. This day will consist of a variety of speakers, panels and forumsabout topics ranging from sustainability to combating global poverty. Speakers from JCIpartners like the UN Global Compact will discuss how Corporate Social Responsibility andsustainable business practices can contribute to a better world. This discussion will empoweryoung active citizens and other members of the community to develop targeted solutions andconcrete actions to address the roots of global challenges.

This day will conclude with JCI CYEA, an international award designed to recognizeoutstanding young entrepreneurs, sponsored by the Flanders District of Creativity. Threefinalists will present their sustainable, creative business endeavors to the panel of judges that will select the winner.

Don't miss out on other exciting JCI World Congress events like the JCI Morning Show. Join other delegates for a high-energy hour of entertainment and motivation. Get a preview of what’s on tap for that day at Congress and test your knowledge of the JCI Active CitizenFramework. You can also start preparing now for Spotlight JCI, the JCI World Congress gameshow. Team up with other delegates from your Area and show what you know about JCIevents, history, programs and other international topics. Bring your spirit chants and thinkingcaps to this intense match-up as the four Areas compete for the Spotlight JCI award.

Visit the events page on www.jci.cc and the JCI Facebook page to start planning your 2011 trip to Brussels now.

Connect with your fellow active citizens from around the world at the 2011 JCI World Congress in Brussels, Belgium. Start planningyour trip to explore the latest ideas in global development, meet the2012 international officers and enjoy this international melting pot.

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