Monday, April 2, 2018

Welcome Home 2018 (21 April 2018)

Whether you're returning home, relocating or just passing through, we invite you to join fellow alumni and members of The University of Melbourne Alumni Association in Malaysia for a celebration of our global alumni community and hear a panel discussion with three fantastic Melbourne alumni (see bios below).

We encourage valued existing members of the Malaysian alumni community to join us, meet new and old friends and help welcome recent and relocating graduates to our city. For new graduates, this event offers the potential for career support, making new connections and professional development and networking opportunities. 

It’s a great excuse to get together and we hope you can make it.


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The panel discussion features three guest alumni speakers:


Howard Khoo (BArch 1981)
Howard Khoo Henn Kuan was born and bred as the grandson of a prominent Chinese migrant merchant in the North Borneo town of Sandakan in Sabah, Malaysia. Before he sold his business in 2011, he was the group Managing Director/CEO of Hing Yiap Group Berhad, a company listed on Bursa Malaysia Stock Exchange. Mr Khoo is a graduate from the University of Melbourne, and is an active speaker/coach in numerous youth forums on the subject of business and self-improvement.
Jia-Ping Lee (BA 1990)
Jia Ping is the Programme Director, Partnerships for Think City Sdn Bhd, a community-based urban rejuvenation organization and a subsidiary of Khazanah Nasional Berhad.  Together with her team, Jia Ping is responsible for driving co-investments and stakeholder relations to support the rejuvenation of the historic enclaves of KL, Penang and JB. 
Jack Chan (BCom 2010)
Jack is the co-founder of the event venue, DOJO KL.
Former analyst in Deutsche Bank, Jack has 4 years of experience in finance. Outside of DOJO, Jack is currently the Tech In Asia KL Chapter Lead. Jack graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce from University of Melbourne.

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