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Friday, 24 June 2016

FREE TRAINING MICROSOFT SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE FOR MALAYSIAN INDIAN WOMEN

FREE Training Microsoft Specialist Certificate


FOR MALAYSIAN INDIAN WOMEN , MUST ABLE TO OPERATE COMPUTER
AGE : 18- 35 YEARS OLD
PRIORITY FOR APPLICANTS FROM KAPAR, SEPANG, RAWANG, KUALA SELANGOR
Training Date : 16, 17, 23 & 24 July 2016
Training Venue : OneCity SkyPark, USJ Subang Jaya.
Transport available from dedicated area.
Food provided.


Tuesday, 21 June 2016

DIRECT FINANCING FOR MALAYSIAN INDIAN BUSINESS BY CGC


DIRECT FINANCING FOR MALAYSIAN INDIAN BUSINESS BY CGC

TYPE OF FINANCING AVAILABLE :

Enhancer Excel - Which allows an applicant to apply for Credit Facility directly through the Corporation’s branches nationwide.

Criteria

           Company must be at least 51% Malaysian-owned and Malaysian-controlled businesses.  

Minimum number of years in operation must be ONE (1) year for all constitutions and to be complemented with a requirement of key person having at least THREE (3) years experience in similar industry inclusive of the current business.

Company must be a legitimate business entity either Sole-Proprietorship, Partnership, or Private Limited Company.

Key person (Managing Director / Principal Partner / Proprietor) age must be more than 25 years and less than 65 years at point of application.

Bizwanita

Which allows woman/ women applicant to apply for financing for their businesses directly through the Corporation’s branches nationwide. The introduction of this scheme is to further enhance access to financing for all types of businesses owned/ managed or has a workforce predominantly by women as a support to women entrepreneurs, managers and workforce to propel economy development.

         Company or Business (not listed as high risk sectors identified by the Risk Management Department (RMD)) has been in operations for any number of years (not confined to any minimum nor maximum number of years). Customer is to have a minimum of 2 years prior experience in managing a business of similar nature is preferred but not a mandatory requirement and is dependent on the industries’ norms (if any). If the owner and/ or major shareholders does not have the required minimum years of experience, the key staff(s) should have the needed minimum 2 years of experience.


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Thursday, 16 June 2016

Be A Digital Entrepreneur - SIGN UP NOW!

Be a Digital Entrepreneur

Be a Digital Entrepreneur, a 100% FREE Training for ONLY for Malaysian Indian Women. Priority for participants from Kapar, Kuala Selangor, Hulu Selangor and Kajang.

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Saturday, 9 April 2016

1WomenPreneur Application Form


To Join our next 1Womenpreneur Training, kindly fill up the form below and submit to KICC Secretariat. 


Wednesday, 22 July 2015

ICC Releases New Anti-Corruption Guide for SMEs


The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has released “Anti-corruption Third Party Due Diligence”, a new guide to help small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) assess and manage corruption risks associated with engaging third party suppliers.



SMEs are often on the receiving end of burdensome due diligence procedures of large multinational companies. These requirements can be overwhelming and often companies feel they do not have sufficient resources to meet them. This new ICC anti-corruption tool addresses these concerns and inspires businesses to engage in due diligence by creating achievable and manageable due diligence goals.

"Corruption hinders economic growth and erodes trust in both businesses and governmental institutions," said Viviane Schiavi, Senior Policy Manager of the ICC Commission on Corporate Responsibility and Anti-corruption, and Co-chair of the B20 Anti-corruption Task Force Training Work Stream.

"It remains a major barrier that impacts businesses negatively by increasing the costs of doing business -especially for SMEs - and undermining the quality of both products and services. SMEs are drivers of economic growth in many economies yet often they need relevant training to do their part for responsible supply chains and sustainable growth."

This indispensable ICC guide addresses SMEs' need for capacity building on integrating global supply chains in an ethical and responsible way. It provides practical advice on how SMEs can cost-effectively conduct due diligence on third parties they engage to perform services on their behalf."

This new anti-corruption tool is a direct response to the Turkish G20 and B20 efforts to implement concrete actions for private sector integrity, especially to empower SMEs in their fight against corrupt activities. It also supports one of the key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, to be adopted during the UN's General Assembly in September, which will work towards substantially reducing corruption and bribery in all its forms.
ICC has been a pioneer in the business fight against corruption, and is at the forefront of the development of ethics, anti-corruption and corporate responsibility advocacy codes and guidelines. The new guide will complement ICC's robust suite of anti-corruption tools, which includes the Ethics and Compliance Training Handbook .

Thursday, 16 July 2015

DrBiz Forum : Transforming Challenges to Opportunity.




DrBiz Forum : Transforming Challenges to Opportunity. 
Indian Economic Development towards a High Income Economy: Moving Up The Innovation Value Chain.

A forum by well known panel of subject matter experts to discuss Business Opportunities and sectors to look into by Malaysian Indian Businessmen.




Thursday, 11 December 2014

LET's Meet Up Get Connected Dec 4, 2014 Business Session

LET's Meet Up Get Connected Dec 4, 2014 Business Session






















Congratulations for being part of Let's Meet Up Get Connected Business Session held on Dec 4, 2014 at Sime Darby Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur. As non profit and non governmental organisation championing the right of Indian Business Community in Klang Vallley, Klang Indian Chamber of Commerce had done it's part of igniting the importance of Get Connected among ourselves first.

We need to look into "tomorrow's clients" says CEO of Agenda Suria Communication when attending Business Networking Session. Meanwhile, Mr S. Arikrishnan, Founder and Executive Secretary of Klang Indian Chamber of Commerce whom initiated first Let's Meet Up Get Connected session believes that if businesses opportunities among people of Indian origin itself tremendous. "We need to expand opportunities within ourselves, develop and equip our business acumen ship with necessary knowledge before pin pointing others not doing enough for us," Mr S.Arikrishnan added.  

Based on our experience of organising business networking sessions, only small percentage of participants shall disclose to us any successful transactions arise by attending such events.  "But, what is very important is that we made the first connection.  I would like to thank Mr V Bhaawaani and Mr Cletus De Rozario of Advance Vision Services Sdn Bhd and Mr Jag Rao Simmancha CEO of Agenda Suria Communications Sdn Bhd for collating all their resources to make Let's Meet Up Get Connected sessions huge success.  The fee collected just nice to pay up venue and food and they top up their own money to cover all other cost beside months of time in planning and other ground works. All of them work tirelessly without any hope to gain financial returns," S Arikrishnan, Founder of Klang Indian Chamber of Commerce added.

We also thank Y Bhg Datuk A T Kumararajah, Director of SEED, Y Bhg Datuk A Kohilan Pillay , High Commission of India , Malaysia South Asia Chamber of Commerce, Malaysian Indian Business Magazine, iTimes.my, Astro , Tamil newspapers and members of Klang Indian Chamber of Commerce for their support neither directly or indirectly.