Today, Enterprise explores the state of the tech startup ecosystem and how the funding and investment narrative within this space has evolved over the years with:



Peter Murray, Country Manager at Amazon Web Services (AWS) Malaysia and Emerging Markets



Kamarul Muhamed, Founder & Group CEO at Aerodyne Group, a Malaysian based tech startup that’s ranked as the world's #1 drone service provider



And Khailee Ng, Managing Partner at 500 Global, a venture capital firm with $2.4 billion in assets under management.



On the show today, Pete, Kamarul and Khailee will help us break down the importance of establishing partnerships for tech startups, the challenges faced by entrepreneurs within this space, and the future of Malaysia’s tech startup ecosystem. 



This interview is brought to you by Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Today, Enterprise explores the state of the tech startup ecosystem and how the funding and investment narrative within this space has evolved over the years with:Peter Murray, Country Manager at Amazon Web Services (AWS) Malaysia and Emerging MarketsKamarul Muhamed, Founder &amp; Group CEO at Aerodyne Group, a Malaysian based tech startup that’s ranked as the world's #1 drone service providerAnd Khailee Ng, Managing Partner at 500 Global, a venture capital firm with $2.4 billion in assets under management.On the show today, Pete, Kamarul and Khailee will help us break down the importance of establishing partnerships for tech startups, the challenges faced by entrepreneurs within this space, and the future of Malaysia’s tech startup ecosystem. This interview is brought to you by Amazon Web Services (AWS)

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Malaysia - The Next Hotbed for Tech Startups? 

In an era where transparency and accountability are preeminent, the Transparency Score of Malaysia’s Foundation' by Wiki Impact highlights significant disparities in the communication practices of over 1,700 registered foundations. With only a small fraction achieving high transparency scores, this report underscores the need for non-profits to adopt open communication to build trust and credibility.



Transparency ensures the ethical use of funds, fosters trust, and promotes accountability, leading to greater support and enhanced reputations for non-profits. These principles are equally valuable for businesses. By adopting similar transparency practices, companies can improve their reputations, build stronger stakeholder relationships, and foster a culture of accountability.



Today, we are joined by Terence Ooi, the Co-Founder of Wiki Impact, to share the findings of this report. We explore how non-profit practices can benefit the business world, draw parallels between the two sectors, and discuss the impact of transparency on business reputation.

In an era where transparency and accountability are preeminent, the Transparency Score of Malaysia’s Foundation' by Wiki Impact highlights significant disparities in the communication practices of over 1,700 registered foundations. With only a small fraction achieving high transparency scores, this report underscores the need for non-profits to adopt open communication to build trust and credibility.Transparency ensures the ethical use of funds, fosters trust, and promotes accountability, leading to greater support and enhanced reputations for non-profits. These principles are equally valuable for businesses. By adopting similar transparency practices, companies can improve their reputations, build stronger stakeholder relationships, and foster a culture of accountability.Today, we are joined by Terence Ooi, the Co-Founder of Wiki Impact, to share the findings of this report. We explore how non-profit practices can benefit the business world, draw parallels between the two sectors, and discuss the impact of transparency on business reputation.

Inside Out: Transparency in Non-Profits and Business

In the political, business and working world today, the ability to navigate leadership transitions effectively is crucial for organisational stability and growth. Succession planning is not just about filling positions but ensuring the right leaders are in place to guide the company, or a nation, towards its future goals. As we witness significant global leadership changes, the importance of strategic succession planning has never been more evident.


Today, we are joined by Segar Jeyatsingh, CEO of Leaderonomics, to discuss the intricacies of leadership transition and succession planning. With a wealth of experience in steering organisations through these pivotal moments, we look to Segar to share insights on the key factors for successful transitions, the role of organisational culture, and the future trends shaping leadership succession.

In the political, business and working world today, the ability to navigate leadership transitions effectively is crucial for organisational stability and growth. Succession planning is not just about filling positions but ensuring the right leaders are in place to guide the company, or a nation, towards its future goals. As we witness significant global leadership changes, the importance of strategic succession planning has never been more evident. Today, we are joined by Segar Jeyatsingh, CEO of Leaderonomics, to discuss the intricacies of leadership transition and succession planning. With a wealth of experience in steering organisations through these pivotal moments, we look to Segar to share insights on the key factors for successful transitions, the role of organisational culture, and the future trends shaping leadership succession.

Passing the Torch: Mastering Leadership Transition

Ransomware, to pay or not to pay? In light of the recent major ransomware attack in Indonesia and the ongoing efforts to recover encrypted data, today we turn our focus to the crucial topic of organisational cybersecurity and responding to ransomware attacks with Datuk Alan See, the CEO and Co-Founder of cybersecurity firm FIRMUS.



We briefly start the conversation by touching on the recent CrowdStrike outages and their implications for organisational cyber resilience. Following that, Alan sheds light on why ransomware resilience is essential, explaining how businesses should prepare, react, and protect themselves against these attacks.



The conversation also delves into the significance of immediate response strategies, long-term cybersecurity practices, and the impact of ransomware on financial and operational aspects of businesses.

Ransomware, to pay or not to pay? In light of the recent major ransomware attack in Indonesia and the ongoing efforts to recover encrypted data, today we turn our focus to the crucial topic of organisational cybersecurity and responding to ransomware attacks with Datuk Alan See, the CEO and Co-Founder of cybersecurity firm FIRMUS.We briefly start the conversation by touching on the recent CrowdStrike outages and their implications for organisational cyber resilience. Following that, Alan sheds light on why ransomware resilience is essential, explaining how businesses should prepare, react, and protect themselves against these attacks.The conversation also delves into the significance of immediate response strategies, long-term cybersecurity practices, and the impact of ransomware on financial and operational aspects of businesses.

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