BEYOND4 recently participated in the UK Outreach Program at The Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, hosted by Talent Corporation Malaysia Berhad (TalentCorp). This gathering brought together Malaysian employers, influential partners, and key stakeholders to showcase Malaysia’s growing global presence and burgeoning opportunities in the UK. Notable contributors included Cradle Fund, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), and BEYOND4, each playing a crucial role in showcasing Malaysia’s strengths and opportunities.
BEYOND4 CEO, Rubaneswaran S T, delivered a compelling address that provided deep insights into BEYOND4’s strategic initiatives. His presentation focused on our commitment to expanding Malaysia’s footprint in the UK and facilitating the entry of startups from across the region into Malaysia. Rubaneswaran’s speech underscored BEYOND4’s broader vision of mutual growth and collaboration. By emphasizing the opportunities available in Malaysia, we aimed to foster an environment where UK startups could thrive and contribute to Malaysia’s vibrant business ecosystem.
The program’s culmination with the “Salam Dari Malaysia” networking luncheon was a testament to the event’s success. This gathering provided an invaluable platform for meaningful interactions between Malaysian employers and government representatives. Speeches from YB Steven Sim Chee Keong, the Minister of Human Resources, highlighted the importance of international collaborations and the impact they have on Malaysia’s talent and business ecosystems.
The luncheon was also marked by the appointment of MyHeart Ambassadors, which was a significant milestone in promoting Malaysia’s innovation and startup ecosystem.
As Malaysia continues to enhance its global presence, events like the UK Outreach Program play a crucial role in connecting Malaysian startups with international markets, positioning Malaysia as a key player in the global business landscape.
BEYOND4 remains committed to supporting these efforts and looks forward to building on the momentum generated by this successful event through initiatives such as MyHeart Innovate, a pre-accelerator program designed for overseas Malaysians looking to return and enter the Malaysian market, which is set to start in September.
