Kuala Lumpur, September 15, 2020: A very special private party was held at the Space Hotel Chinatown here by the Shanghai Businesswomen Social Club (SBSC) and SME Association of Malaysia (Women Entr. & Young Entr. Division) with an interesting theme – role of women influencers in the new generation.
The event included a sharing session about entrepreneurship and Ms.Ada Poon, Chairman of SME Association of Malaysia (Women Entr. & Youth Entr. Division) shared her journey from working as a secretary with a basic monthly salary of only RM800 to becoming a minority shareholder of a listed company. She also spoke about her journey as a businesswoman when she started her business at the age of 27.
The session also underlined some practical ways of business management and entrepreneurship, including re-financing, team building, and business transitioning. The meeting expounded the idea that everyone should pursue their dreams bravely to achieve their greatest success.
Special thanks to ShangHai Businesswomen Social Club (SBSC) and SME Association of Malaysia (Women Entr. & Youth Entr. Division) for their strong support in this direction.
SBSC & SME Association of Malaysia join Rotary Kasih Malaysia’s “Food Assistance Programme”
Later in the evening, Shanghai Businesswomen Social Club (SBSC) and SME Association of Malaysia (Women Entr. & Young Entr. Division) signed a Memorandum Of Understanding with Rotary Kasih Malaysia to promote the latter’s “Food Assistance Programme”.
Mr. Chua Keng Soon, the Rotary Club’s “Rotary Kasih” group director and a former chairman of the club, said the group was founded by Kirenjit Kaur when she was appointed by Tan Sri Dr Ngau Boon Keat to establish “MyKasih”.
By becoming a partner for this charity event, both organisations will provide food assistance for primary and secondary schools. The “MyKasih” food assistance programme was launched in 2009, with participating schools issuing food assistance cards to poor students. Each card comes with a monthly sum of RM60 (primary school students) and RM80 (secondary school students) for recipients to buy food at the school canteen or books at the school bookshop. The “Rotary Kasih” food aid charity project covers 19 schools in the Klang Valley.
The signing ceremony for the MoU was witnessed by Dr. Sen Gupta of Rotary Kasih，Datuk Micheal Kang，National President of SME Association of Malaysia, and Ms. Elaine Piah from Shanghai Business Media.
Other attendees included Datin Cherlin Cheah, founder of Shanghai Businesswomen Social Club founder and Ms. Ada Poon, Chairman of SME Association of Malaysia (Women Entr. & Young Entr. Division).
“女人是新生代第一位和直接給予影響（至深）的人”
（吉隆坡2020年9月15日讯）商海女企业家俱乐部 （SBSC）与和马来西亚中小企业女企团 联合协办了一场非常特别的私人聚会，地点位于吉隆坡唐人街的太空酒店 (Space Hotel Chinatown)。由马来西亚中小企业女企团及青年团主席Ada Poon分享从18岁底薪RM 800的打工书记成为上巿公司的小股东的心路历程，她真心诚意地分享27岁开始创业一路走过的旅程。
在私人聚会中也提到实战实用的经商之道，包括转型不转行、空手道融资之路、团队的力量以及贵人相助，提倡大家要勇敢追梦，华丽转身。
2组织加入加入扶社运动轮扩大推广“食物援助计划”
当天晚上扶轮社 ”扶轮关爱“ 小组 (Rotary Kasih) ，与商海女企业家俱乐部及马来西亚中小企业公会（女企团）签署谅解备忘录，广大推广 ”食物援助计划“。
”扶轮社“扶轮关爱”小组理事兼扶轮社前主席蔡景顺指出，该小组于2014年由克仁吉卡尔创立，并也市议获得由丹斯里饶文杰博士创办的“MyKasih”委任成为合作单位，一同展开此慈善活动。他发表文告宣布，这项活动提供中小学的食物援助，’随着2个组织加人“扶轮关爱生活转型计划”推广运动后，将为“扶轮关爱”小组发展推向全新里程碑。谅解备忘录签署仪式邀获RotaryKasih森古达，马来西亚中小企业公会会长拿督江华强及商海数码商业媒体白依羚见证。其他出席者包括商海女企业家俱乐部主拿汀谢进及马来西亚中小企业公会（女企团和青年团）主席潘艳虹。蔡景顺透露，“MyKasih”．食物援助计划是于2009年展开，主要是通过校方发放食物援助卡给贫寒的学生，每张卡（每月）附有60令吉（小学生）的款额，及80令吉（中学生）的款额，以让有关学生能用以到学校食堂购买食物或贩卖部购买书籍。“扶轮关爱”小组展开的食物援助慈善计划，目前已在19间位于巴生谷的学校推行。