K.C Lau has been involved in the financial industry since year 2003. He graduated from University of Technology Malaysia with a degree in Aeronautical Engineering, but ironically never ever worked as an engineer.
Since Dec 2006, He started to write regularly on this blog to give valuable information to the public in regards of personal finance topics. His first book Top Money Tips for Malaysians published in 2008 has sold thousands of copies both in English and Malay edition.
In August 2010, He launched the first ever online personal finance course specifically designed for Malaysians, entitled Money Automation System course. Up to date, there are hundreds of members who had gone through the course and are improving their financial situation every day.
Since then, He has co-founded many other online financial courses including Bursa Method, Property Method, Founder Method and REIT Method, benefiting those who wants to learn remotely or find it hard to go to physical seminar or events that are normally held in big cities only.
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Nora Abdul Manaf, is Group Chief Human Capital Officer, Maybank. Aside from leading the People Transformation Programme of the Maybank Group since 2009, Nora is also actively engaged in the country’s financial and business employers’ circles in her roles which include Chairman of the MCBA (Malayan Commercial Banks' Association), Chairman of the Human Resource Management and Development Group (HRMDG) under the sponsorship of IBBM and BNM (Bank Negara Malaysia) and Vice-President and Council Member of the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF). Nora was appointed for a second term as a Council Member of the country’s National Labour Advisory Council (NLAC). In 2013, Nora was inducted into the Global HR 50 World Top 50 Human Resource Professionals.
Nora accepts a few speaking invitations annually, and has presented in forums in Malaysia, UK, Japan, India, Singapore, Indonesia, China and Hong Kong. Nora was invited to be one of the Faculty speakers at the 28th Top Management Forum on Corporate Strategies for Driving Sustainability in the Asia-Pacific, organized by the APO in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan and the Japan Productivity Center. This was held at the Kyoto International Conference Center in Kyoto. She also was a Faculty member for a Next50 HR Professionals Programme conducted at Unilever’s Four Acres, UK.
Choon Sian is the CEO of LifeChamp and the co-founder of Young Money Master. He is also a Certified Professional Trainer by IPMA, UK and a columnist of Malaysia’s most visited entrepreneurship website - NextUpAsia. He began learning Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) at the age of 19, and he adopts accelerated learning techniques in the program to catalyze the learning process. Coming from a humble background, he has lived financially dependent on himself since he was 18 years old. He started learning investment at the age of 18, and began trading and investing at 19. To date, he has traded shares, options and currency. He was one of the youngest youths to be invited to TV and radio shows to share about money management among the youths. Academic wise, he holds a first-class honours degree in Actuarial Science from National University of Malaysia.
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