Never too old to impart leadership lessons


Keep on moving: Dispatch rider Mohamed Mubarak Ebunu Masood, 62, sorting out packages for delivery to an office in Petaling Jaya. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Even at 72, Kanaga Raj will not label himself as a “retiree”. Instead, he continues to contribute to the aviation industry 12 years after his retirement.

Lam Ah Chye is even older at 78, but he remains active too, 22 years after retirement. He was offered a role as a trainer for a mentoring programme with the Health Ministry as soon as he retired.

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