Saturday June 16, 2012
Encouraged to make a difference
LEARN news skills and make new friends — this was the message given to Junior Chamber International (JCI) members who attended a three-day Area Peninsular Convention 2012 at the Ixora Hotel in Prai.
JCI Malaysia national president Alexander Chok in his welcoming address told the members to share their experiences.
“Let us all work together to transform your ideas into impactful projects for the community,” he added.
Penang State Health, Welfare, Caring Society and Environmental Committee chairman Phee Boon Poh in his closing speech said the convention will be a platform for promoting self development and leadership skills.
Several events were organised for the JCI members including seminars, workshops, debates and a speech contest. Awards were presented to those who excelled.
- Ampang residents use spring water as a back-up during water disruption
- Russian student only wants to model part-time
- Preserving Hulu Selangor
- Lego organises first-ever Asian building competition
- Affected Subang Jaya residents put up with low water pressure
- Soap brand in fight against cervical cancer
- Team Brabus @ FC Pocek to represent Malaysia in futsal tournament in Liverpool
- St John’s members and army men spruce up Bukit Melawati park
- New FT minister should expedite gazetting of Bukit Kiara
- Oil company launches nationwide survey to gain feedback on products and services
- Preserving Hulu Selangor
- Lego organises first-ever Asian building competition
- Silent ride for 250 cyclists
- French films to cast their spell
- Five upgrading projects to ease traffic woes
- KPJ works with Microsoft to modernise data centre
- UUM golfers rule
- Preserving aromas and flavours
- New jobs bringing hope
- All set to take the reins
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