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Sustainability & ESG Conference 2024 – Agenda – Day 1
| TIME | MAIN AGENDA | ||
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| VENUE | BALLROOM 1 | ||
| 8:00am | Registration | ||
| 9:00am | Welcome Remarks | ||
| 9:30am | Opening Remarks by Dato’ Seri Wong Siew Hai, President, Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association (MSIA) | ||
| 9:40am | Keynote Speech: Circular Economy – our Future by Dr. Mohammad Norjayadi Tamam, Deputy Director General, Malaysia Productivity Corporation |
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| 10:00am | Gimmick Launching |
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| 10:10am | Introduce ESG Assessment & Traceability Tools by Dr. Louis, MyCO2 CEO | ||
| 10:20am | Lam Research – Unleashing the power of innovation together for a better world by Mr Lee Eng Keat, MD LAM Research Malaysia |
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| 10:30am | Coffee Break | ||
| 10:40am | Panel Discussion: Sustainable Development = Circular Economy + Traceability | ||
| 11:15am | Booth Tour by VIPs | ||
| 12:30am | Networking Lunch | ||
| TIME | TRACK 1 | TRACK 2 | TRACK 3 |
| VENUE | BALLROOM 1 | FUNCTION ROOM 1 | FUNCTION ROOM 6 |
| 2:00pm | Circular Economy Navigating Circular Material in the Electronic Supply Chain
— Balan Shanmuganathan, Senior Engineering Director Sustainability, Seagate Technology |
Launching for Block Chain & Psychometric program | Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience: Building startups/Ventures that help communities adapt to climate change. — Ms. Malar Odayappan, Director, ESG Practice, PWC |
| 2:30pm | Driving Circularity at Lam Research — Shawn Covell, ESG Managing Director, Lam Research |
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| 3:00pm | The Future is Circular : Driving Circularity Authentically — Sashi Ambihaipahan, Director of Corporate Communications & Sustainability Lead, BMW |
Presentation by Kolej Vokasional | Fireside chat Circular Economy Practices: Implementing and scaling circular economy models in startups.— Mr Ramaness Parasuraman, Founder, Free The Seed Mr. Nash Vilet, Head of Community, SEA Founders |
| 3:30pm | Strategies for Leveraging Government Incentives in Supporting Circular Economy — Nelson Samuel Wilson Director, Green Technology Division MIDA |
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| 4:00pm | STMicroelectronics in Sustainability — TS Mohd Zaki Bin Jalil STMicroelectronics Sdn. Bhd. |
Tour of the Exhibition | Startup sharing session
— Riiicycle, Mr Chin Huat, |
| 4:30pm | Circular Economy Breakthrough in Technologies – SDG12 –Rose Kuan Executive Director, Shan Poornam Metals Sdn Bhd |
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| 5:00pm | Panel Discussion: Future Strategies to accelerate Circular Economy in Malaysia (Policy vs Market Driven) — Moderator: KC Khor Balan Shanmuganathan, Sashi, Nelson, Rose Kuan |
Panel Discussion Policy and Regulation for Green Startups: Navigating the regulatory landscape for sustainable businesses. –Wan Imran, Fuller Academy Mr Eong, CTO Pantas Climate Solutions Mr. Lim Chong Seng, Digital Penang |
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Sustainability & ESG Conference 2024 – Agenda – Day 2
| TIME | TRACK 1 | TRACK 2 | TRACK 3 |
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| VENUE | BALLROOM 1 | FUNCTION ROOM 1 | FUNCTION ROOM 6 |
| 9:00am | Shaping Sustainable Minds: Inspiring Change for a Sustainable Future in Circular Economy — Bharati Suresh Chand, DJN, CEO Global Edge Pharma Sdn Bhd |
Offcial Tour of Kolej Vokasional Booth | Startup sharing session (5 startups)
Startup 1 – Lee Yie Shen, CEO Zuracharge |
| 9:30am | Closing the Loop: Revolutionizing Carbon Management in Malaysia’s Semiconductor Industry with Circular Economy Strategies — Dr Yasmin Consultant, Agrotrop Plantations Sdn Bhd |
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| 10:00am | Advancing Circular Economy in the Electrical & Electronic Industry — Dr Vimi Ramasamy CEO, Stravik Sdn Bhd |
Panel Discussion Community Impact: Strategies for engaging with local communities and assessing the social impact of business operations.and/orChallenges and Solutions in RBA: Identifying common obstacles in implementing RBA and discussing potential solutions. |
Green Innovation in Urban Development: Sustainable solutions for smarter cities. — Ms. Anusha Magendram, Malaysian IndustryGovernment Group for High Technology (MIGHT) |
| 10:30am | Responsible Consumption & Production- Every Drop Counts, Penang’s Water Challenges — Dr Hong Chern Wern, Executive Manager of Water Watch Penang |
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| 11:00am | Embracing Circular Economy in Sustainable Treatment for Water Resilience — Olivier Estienne, Veolia Water Technologies |
End | Startup sharing session
Startup 1 – Mr. Yulee Tan, TwinAera Mobula Research |
| 12:00pm | Panel Discussion Green Financing and Investment: Opportunities and challenges in funding green startups. Moderator- Adam Ramskay, Cradle Fund YM Raja Hamzah, RHL Ventures Tien Ming Yoon, Solarvest |
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| TIME | MAIN AGENDA | ||
| VENUE | BALLROOM 1 | ||
| 1:00pm | Networking Lunch | ||
| 2:00pm | Panellist Discussion – What does it means to Malaysia – Doing the right thing right | ||
| 2:45pm | Arrival of YB MOSTI | ||
| 3:00pm | Booth Tour | ||
| 3:30pm | One to One Session with Platinum Sponsor | ||
| 3:40pm | Dialogue Session with Key Sponsors | ||
| 4:05pm | ESG / Sustainability and Innovation | ||
| 4:20pm | FireSide Chat Session with YB MOSTI | ||
| 4:30pm | Closing by Dato’ Png | ||
| 5:30pm | Gala Dinner Registration | ||
TRACK SYNOPSIS
Track 1
CIRCULAR ECONOMY
Sharing of the Company Story
Invite speakers to share their company experiences in circularity
towards business sustainability which includes the whole supply chain
- R &D
- Manufacturers
- Recyclers
TRACK 1 – CIRCULAR ECONOMY
Circular Economy
MSIA provides a unique platform for industry leaders to showcase how organizations, through collaboration across Research & Development, Manufacturing, and Recycling Facilities, are driving sustainable business practices. This align with the global goals of Circular Economy where products and services are designed in a way that allowed reused, either in the biological or technical cycles.
Key sharing covering 3 stages of framework
- Production – Lower use of non renewables in production or
resource efficiency including using recycled materials
- Utilization – Energy-efficient use of products, services and workplace.
- Disposal – Products at the end of their life cycle; Reuse, recycle and transform into valuable waste products.
“Sharing of success stories in advancing Sustainable Development Goal 12 – Responsible Consumption and Production”
Track 2
RESPONSIBLE COMPANY – SOCIAL IMPACT & RBA
TRACK 2 – RESPONSIBLE COMPANY – SOCIAL IMPACT & RBA
Responsible Company Social impact and RBA track is an initiative to promote responsible business practices globally. Founded in 2004, the RBA is the world’s largest industry coalition dedicated to responsible business conduct in global supply chains. It focuses on improving social, environmental, and ethical conditions across various industries, including electronics.
Social Impact
The RBA’s social impact initiatives aim to support the rights and well-being of workers and communities affected by global supply chains. Members commit to a common Code of Conduct and utilize various RBA training and assessment tools to ensure continuous improvement. These tools help identify and mitigate social, environmental, and ethical risks in supply chains.
Environmental sustainability
Environmental sustainability is a core component of the RBA’s mission. The RBA develops strategies and tools to measure environmental impact, improve resource efficiency, and build industry capacity. The Environmental Sustainability Workgroup (ESWG) collaborates with members to address pressing environmental issues and drive improvements throughout supply chains.
Track 3
STARTUP TO SUPPORT GREEN ECONOMY
TRACK 3 – STARTUP TO SUPPORT GREEN ECONOMY
Startup to Support Green Economy track brings together industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers to explore the role of startups in driving sustainable development.
Key topics include Green Financing and Investment, Circular Economy Practices, and Waste Management Solutions, offering insights into funding, implementing, and scaling green initiatives. Attendees will learn how startups are fostering Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, navigating Policy and Regulation for Green Startups, and advancing Green Innovation in Urban Development. Join us to discover how entrepreneurship can contribute to a more sustainable, circular economy and help build a resilient, eco-friendly future.
TRACK SYNOPSIS
Track 1
CIRCULAR ECONOMY
Sharing of the Company Story
Invite speakers to share their company experiences in circularity
towards business sustainability which includes the whole supply chain
- R &D
- Manufacturers
- Recyclers
TRACK 1 – CIRCULAR ECONOMY
Circular Economy
MSIA provides a unique platform for industry leaders to showcase how organizations, through collaboration across Research & Development, Manufacturing, and Recycling Facilities, are driving sustainable business practices. This align with the global goals of Circular Economy where products and services are designed in a way that allowed reused, either in the biological or technical cycles.
Key sharing covering 3 stages of framework
- Production – Lower use of non renewables in production or
resource efficiency including using recycled materials
- Utilization – Energy-efficient use of products, services and workplace.
- Disposal – Products at the end of their life cycle; Reuse, recycle and transform into valuable waste products.
“Sharing of success stories in advancing Sustainable Development Goal 12 – Responsible Consumption and Production”
Track 2
RESPONSIBLE COMPANY – SOCIAL IMPACT & RBA
TRACK 2 – RESPONSIBLE COMPANY – SOCIAL IMPACT & RBA
Responsible Company Social impact and RBA track is an initiative to promote responsible business practices globally. Founded in 2004, the RBA is the world’s largest industry coalition dedicated to responsible business conduct in global supply chains. It focuses on improving social, environmental, and ethical conditions across various industries, including electronics.
Social Impact
The RBA’s social impact initiatives aim to support the rights and well-being of workers and communities affected by global supply chains. Members commit to a common Code of Conduct and utilize various RBA training and assessment tools to ensure continuous improvement. These tools help identify and mitigate social, environmental, and ethical risks in supply chains.
Environmental sustainability
Environmental sustainability is a core component of the RBA’s mission. The RBA develops strategies and tools to measure environmental impact, improve resource efficiency, and build industry capacity. The Environmental Sustainability Workgroup (ESWG) collaborates with members to address pressing environmental issues and drive improvements throughout supply chains.
Track 3
STARTUP TO SUPPORT GREEN ECONOMY
TRACK 3 – STARTUP TO SUPPORT GREEN ECONOMY
Startup to Support Green Economy track brings together industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers to explore the role of startups in driving sustainable development.
Key topics include Green Financing and Investment, Circular Economy Practices, and Waste Management Solutions, offering insights into funding, implementing, and scaling green initiatives. Attendees will learn how startups are fostering Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, navigating Policy and Regulation for Green Startups, and advancing Green Innovation in Urban Development. Join us to discover how entrepreneurship can contribute to a more sustainable, circular economy and help build a resilient, eco-friendly future.