ANDREW LIM
Andrew Lim is founder of Tedmi Malaysia, a multi-talented International Creative Director, Brand Ambassador, photographer and designer.
Andrew Lim started as freelance designer in Malaysia. Andrew always been generating creative ideas and fresh concept that could help company to grab attentions. Ever since his first experience using social network, he thought of creating something that provides more than just leisure and social. After doing a lot of brainstorms and research with his partners, he finally found TEDMI in year 2014 and started developing mobile applications.
Andrew Lim is a young entrepreneur exploring possibilities in mobile application, aims to create a simple yet captivating social application. He hopes that one day his dream can warm people’s hearts when society is getting cold.
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Nada Marie
Nada Marie is the Special Projects Director for GRADUAN. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Commerce from Monash University, Australia. Nada heads the Public Relations and Events department and holds the Events and Sales portfolio. For the past 12 years, Nada has led the Events team in the overseas career fairs in United Kingdom and Australia, with GRADUAN now extending its reach to the United States.
Nada manages many of the organization’s key accounts such as UEM Group, Maybank, Celcom Axiata, PwC Malaysia and many others. She plays a central role in the company’s strategic and business development growth and works closely with the different divisions within the organization.
Jerry Hang
Jerry hang is the founder & CEO of GetDoc Technologies. GetDoc Technologies is a platform where the patient connect to the doctor instantly. The users are able to search nearby clinics or hospitals, select the doctors they want to see, and book those doctors online before going, to save their time waiting and queuing in clinics.
His goal is to grow big together with healthcare providers. He aims to scale beyond Malaysia 30 million people strong market and reach out to an even bigger market of 600 million people in South East Asia and promote Malaysia to become one of the Core Medical Hub in S.E.A by 2018!
Warren chan
Warren Chan is Chief Executive Officer of ParkEasy. ParkEasy is a startup company aiming to revolutionize parking by enabling consumers to reserve their car park on-demand via their mobile app.
The company is founded in early 2014, this Malaysian startup combines proprietary hardware and software to allow users to book their car park in advance. Working primarily with major shopping malls in the region, ParkEasy seeks to eliminate time and stress involved in finding a car park within these busy vicinity. Clinching the top prize at a national level hackathon, ParkEasy has since gained intense industry and investor interest. They are currently operating in Kuala Lumpur, with plans to expand regionally to Singapore, Jakarta, Manila and Bangkok!
He was also a managing director of Social Enterprise Alliance Malaysia. Social Enterprise Alliance Malaysia is a platform to connect those interested in social enterprise to actual social enterprise practitioners. During his time in this organization, he leads it from a social enterprise reliant on founder's funds, to being its own self-sustaining social enterprise by conducting programmes and training on social entrepreneurship.
Edmund tan
Edmund Tan, the co-founders of Inside Scoop, one of the hipster ice cream businesses that are mushrooming in the Klang Valley, a branch of artisanal ice cream cafés in Malaysia. Flavours such as lychee and Earl Grey, accompanied with scrumptious waffles makes Inside Scoop stand out as a dessert place which caters to different types of taste buds.
Edmund is among many millennials who have given up well-paying corporate positions to try their hands in business. He was doing well in his investment banking career and climbing up the corporate ladder when he decided that there was something more to life than sitting at a desk from nine to five. Starting an ice cream brand which centres in a geographically-strategic place on the map, like Malaysia with its sunny weather, was the first wise choice that Inside Scoop made.