Organizations
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Taipei Petroleum Association Of ROC
The Taipei Petroleum Association Of ROC is a professional organization in Taiwan dedicated to fostering cooperation and development among petroleum-related industry professionals. They serve members by providing industry information, market analysis, and policy consultation to help them succeed in a competitive environment. The association values camaraderie among peers and organizes events for networking and collaboration. They encourage cross-industry exchanges to promote cooperation and innovation. Additionally, they actively participate in trade promotion activities to facilitate business partnerships. The association aims to support members comprehensively, drive industry development, and foster cooperation for mutual growth.
National Joint Association of Hardware R.O.C
The National Joint Association of Hardware R.O.C (Taiwan) was established under the Commercial Organizations Act to promote domestic and international trade, assist in economic development, and support government policies. Its mission includes promoting research and development in the hardware industry, organizing seminars and workshops for industry professionals, publishing books and information related to the industry, and protecting the legal rights and interests of its members. The association also participates in international conferences and exhibitions, engages in community service activities, and complies with all legal and policy requirements.
Persatuan Pengusaha Pusat Hiburan Negeri Johor
Persatuan Pengusaha Pusat Hiburan Negeri Johor, also known as the Entertainment Center Entrepreneurs Association of Johor State, is an organization based in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. This association represents entertainment center operators in the state of Johor.
Malaysia Budget & Business Hotel Association (MYBHA)
Malaysia Budget & Business Hotel Association (MYBHA) is a registered association under the Societies Act 1966, formerly known as The Malaysia Budget Hotel Association (MBHA). Established in 2001 under the leadership of YBhg. Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Panglima Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir, MYBHA aims to represent and dignify the common interests of budget and business hotels in Malaysia, specifically focusing on three-star rated hotels and below. MYBHA\'s mission is to advocate for the interests of budget and business hotel industry owners and operators, including its members. The association is dedicated to fostering economic and professional growth within the industry, contributing to community development, and promoting sustainability. With a vision to be the most effective industry and trade association representing the budget and business hotel industry in Malaysia, MYBHA is committed to enhancing the image of the industry and addressing issues faced by its members. Through proactive representation and collaboration with relevant parties and agencies, MYBHA strives to contribute significantly to the tourism sector and the overall economy of Malaysia.
Malaysian Knitting Manufacturers Association
MKMA is the leading textile and apparel trade association in Malaysia, with membership from all sectors of the industry. It works closely with the government and other institutions to develop policies, resolve problems, and facilitate projects. The association has developed extensive networks to create trade opportunities and increase competitiveness, and it provides informative resources via its website and weekly news and newsletters. Established in 1975, MKMA continues to thrive and calls on industry players to unite for a more profitable and productive future.
Malaysian Wood Industries Association
The Malaysian Wood Industries Association (MWIA), formerly known as Timber Trade Federation Malaysia, has been a cornerstone of the timber industry since its establishment in 1957. Comprising seven state associations in Peninsular Malaysia, including the Johor Wood Industries Association, Perak Timber Trade Association, Selangor & Kuala Lumpur Wood Industries Association, and others, MWIA represents a diverse range of businesses in the timber sector. Initially focused on sawmillers in Peninsular Malaysia, MWIA's scope expanded over the years to encompass various upstream and downstream activities within the timber industry. This evolution led to a name change in 2000, reflecting the association's broader representation and interests. MWIA's primary objective is to promote and foster the interests of the timber industry. In pursuit of this goal, MWIA has established strong connections with government bodies such as the Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTIB) and the Malaysian Timber Council (MTC). Through collaborative efforts and strategic partnerships, MWIA plays a pivotal role in advancing the timber sector's growth and sustainability in Malaysia.
Malaysian Woodworking Machinery Association (MWMA)
The Malaysian Woodworking Machinery Association (MWMA), based in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia, is a leading organization in the woodworking industry. With a focus on dining room furniture machinery, engineering and equipment, furniture coating and finishing equipment, joinery and doors machinery, and materials supply, MWMA is at the forefront of technological advancements in the woodworking sector. MWMA's expertise extends to moulding and flooring machinery, panels furniture machinery, power tools, fittings, saws, cutting tools, MC meters, air compressors, hardware, and accessories. The association also caters to the needs of sawmills, plywood manufacturers, wood pellet producers, veneer and laminating machinery providers. As a comprehensive platform, MWMA brings together service providers, software developers for furniture design, and manufacturers of upholstered furniture machinery. By fostering collaboration and innovation, MWMA plays a vital role in driving the growth and excellence of the woodworking industry in Malaysia and beyond.
Association of Chain and Franchise Promotion, Taiwan (ACFPT)
The Association of Chain and Franchise Promotion, Taiwan (ACFPT) is one of Asia's largest chain and franchise associations. It has over 500 members operating in 110 franchise sectors with more than 200,000 units and one million employees, generating NT$2 trillion annually. ACFPT plays a crucial role in promoting Taiwan's chain and franchise industry, which fuels economic growth and job opportunities. Established in 1995, ACFPT provides comprehensive services to its members, including international exhibitions, workshops, education and training, industry strategic branches, member workshops, franchise consultation, and market information. It also assists members in expanding into the ASEAN and new southbound markets through international pavilions and a Cross-Strait Franchise Business Center in Shanghai, China. ACFPT's efforts have helped Taiwan's chain and franchise companies become internationally recognized and competitive.
Western India Corrugated Box Manufacturers Association (WICMA)
WICMA, or the Western India Corrugated Box Manufacturers Association, is an organization representing corrugated box manufacturers in the western region of India. Established in 1967, it currently has around 460 members spanning cities like Mumbai, Pune, Kolhapur, Nashik, Jalna, Daman, Goa, Aurangabad, Nagpur, and Raipur. The association is affiliated with the Federation of Corrugated Box Manufacturers of India, a national apex body with approximately 2,000 members, and the industry's annual turnover is estimated at around 3,500 crores. WICMA aims to promote trade, commerce, and industry related to corrugated boards and boxes, advance commercial and technical education in corrugated packaging, liaise with chambers of commerce and other bodies in India and abroad, and encourage research and development to raise quality standards. It has five divisions – Vidarbha, Sahyadri, Nashik, Deccan, and Marathwada – established to further members' interests, promote networking, and foster a sense of fellowship.
Johor Interior Designers Association (JIDA)
Established in 2003 by Ms. Kimberly Wu, Johor Interior Designers Association (JIDA) is a hub for interior designers and industry suppliers, aiming to enhance professionalism through knowledge development and networking. With 19 years of growth, JIDA fosters a diverse community, welcoming newcomers and seasoned professionals alike. Through proactive initiatives and dedicated support, JIDA promotes education, training, and trade platforms to elevate interior design standards. Join JIDA to be part of a dynamic community committed to excellence and innovation in interior design.
Malaysian Chinese Medical Association (MCMA)
The Malaysian Chinese Medical Association (MCMA), established in 1948, is committed to enhancing the professional image and medical standards of Chinese physicians while safeguarding their rights. Through fostering unity and cooperation among Chinese medical practitioners domestically and internationally, MCMA facilitates academic exchanges and collaborations. MCMA endeavors to maintain and develop Chinese clinics and affiliated institutions, ensuring accessible healthcare for underprivileged patients. Additionally, the association supports and advances Chinese medical education funds, offering scholarships and loans. With a focus on the Malaysian Chinese Medical College, MCMA aims to elevate it into a recognized institution, leveraging its clinical and teaching strengths. Furthermore, MCMA collaborates with the government to govern, regulate, promote, and develop the Chinese medical profession domestically. Through its multifaceted initiatives, MCMA plays a pivotal role in elevating the status and advancing the practice of Chinese medicine in Malaysia.
Malaysia Shipowners’ Association (MASA)
The Malaysia Shipowners' Association (MASA), founded in 1976, is dedicated to safeguarding and advancing the interests of Malaysian shipowners. Serving as the nation's sole representative body for shipowners, MASA holds a pivotal position in shaping the trajectory of the shipping sector. With a focus on promoting growth and resilience within the national shipping industry, MASA actively advocates for policies and initiatives conducive to its development. Comprising 104 ordinary members and 257 associate members, MASA represents a diverse spectrum of stakeholders within the maritime community. From cargo and ferry services to cruise shipping and ship registry, MASA champions the interests of Malaysian-registered vessels across various domains of shipping services. Through its proactive stance and collaborative approach, MASA remains steadfast in its commitment to fostering a robust and prosperous shipping industry for Malaysia.
Malaysia Electric Micro-mobility Industry Association (MEMI)
The Malaysia Electric Micro-mobility Industry Association (MEMI) is dedicated to guiding, protecting, and maximizing the interests of players in the micromobility sector, including ebicycles, emotorcycles, and escooters. With a vision to become the foremost authority in Malaysia's electric micromobility industry, MEMI strives to unite industry players and advocate collectively to government and relevant authorities. At the heart of MEMI's mission is the commitment to provide guidance, advice, and operational channels for members to thrive in the electric micromobility business. By fostering unity and amplifying the collective voice of industry stakeholders, MEMI aims to ensure the sustainable growth and success of the electric micromobility sector in Malaysia.
Companies of Industry & Trade Association
Companies of Industry & Trade Association (CITA), abbreviated as CITA, was established in 2011 and officially registered with the Registrar of Societies in Malaysia. Its mission is to unite resources and efforts from business professionals across Malaysia, fostering a robust platform for information sharing. CITA aims to facilitate trade, investment, and economic cooperation between Malaysia and China, promoting cultural exchange and mutual understanding. Aligned with China's "Belt and Road" initiative, CITA endeavors to deepen bilateral trade and cooperation while leveraging Malaysia's market and diplomatic advantages to assist businesses in accessing the vast ASEAN and Muslim-majority markets. Operating on a non-profit basis, CITA actively promotes economic ties between Malaysia and China, supporting SMEs in exploring new markets and attracting foreign investment. As a one-stop business chamber, CITA offers comprehensive services to Chinese enterprises investing in Malaysia, including company establishment, licensing procedures, government liaisons, trade exhibitions, legal consultations, and more. Moreover, it serves as a bridge for local businesses seeking opportunities to collaborate with Chinese counterparts. CITA's diverse membership spans various industries, including agriculture, finance, IT, construction, healthcare, education, media, tourism, and more, making it one of Malaysia's most vibrant organizational bodies. In addition to its business endeavors, CITA is deeply committed to charitable and community welfare activities, engaging in environmental protection initiatives, drug recycling programs, waste management education, and support for underprivileged families and schools. During times of crisis, such as floods and pandemics, CITA actively participates in donation drives and relief efforts, demonstrating its dedication to social responsibility. Collaborating with NGOs, CITA plans to expand its food bank initiatives to benefit more communities in need, ensuring warmth and support for all.
Internet Alliance Malaysia
Established in 2010, Internet Alliance (IA), also known as “Persatuan Hubungan Internet Selangor dan Kuala Lumpur,” is a non-profit organization dedicated to representing Malaysia's internet industry. Comprising web hosting companies, data centers, payment gateways, cloud providers, web platform enablers, and eCommerce players, IA serves as a vital networking platform for its members. From organizing webinars and business visits to collaborating with powerhouse companies and government establishments, IA fosters an environment where knowledge exchange and collaboration thrive. With over 50 corporate members, IA plays a pivotal role in shaping Malaysia's internet landscape, facilitating approximately 85% of the country's internet activities. IA's mission is to provide a unified voice for Malaysia's internet business sector, advocating for common interests and engaging in national and international dialogues on cyber ecommerce, cloud matters, internet security, legality, and commercialization. With a commitment to fostering learning, expertise sharing, and networking opportunities, IA empowers its members to thrive in the dynamic realm of technology.
The National Tech Association of Malaysia (PIKOM)
PIKOM, The National ICT Association of Malaysia, serves as the premier representative body for Malaysia's dynamic information and communications technology (ICT) sector. With a robust membership exceeding 1400, PIKOM encompasses a diverse array of companies engaged in every facet of the ICT ecosystem, collectively commanding an impressive 80 percent share of Malaysia's ICT trade. Dedicated to its motto, "To Champion the ICT Industry To Enrich Society," PIKOM diligently endeavors to enhance the business environment for all member entities while fostering industry expansion in alignment with national development objectives. Its membership roster comprises leading providers of computing and telecommunications equipment, innovative software developers, purveyors of professional and educational ICT services, network operators, and providers of value-added ICT services. Through its strategic initiatives, PIKOM catalyzes Malaysia's economic growth and bolsters its global competitiveness by harnessing the transformative power of information technology. As the authoritative voice of Malaysia's ICT industry, PIKOM spearheads efforts to leverage technology for societal advancement and economic prosperity. Explore PIKOM's corporate profile for a comprehensive overview of its endeavors: www.pikom.org.my.
Small and Medium Enterprise Association (SAMENTA)
The Small and Medium Enterprises Association of Malaysia (Persatuan Pengusahaan-Pengusahaan Kecil dan Sederhana Malaysia) was established in 1986 to champion the development of SMEs in Malaysia. Their objectives include fostering the entrepreneurial spirit, promoting trade opportunities, facilitating technical advancements, and serving as an advocate for SMEs. The association assists, promotes, and develops SMEs across the country, identifies new markets, organizes trade missions and events, collects and shares valuable information, and provides consultancy services. They also act as a communication channel between SMEs and government bodies, advocating for SME interests and policies. Their mission is to empower and support the growth of SMEs in Malaysia.
Malaysia Pallet Association (MPA)
The Malaysia Pallet Association (MPA), established on September 12, 2012, serves as a vital platform for stakeholders in the pallet industry. Currently headquartered at No. 1C & 3C, Jalan Pendamaran/KS05, Pandamaran, 42000 Pelabuhan Klang, Selangor, Malaysia, MPA is under the leadership of Dato’ Andrew Goh Boon Kim. The association's objectives, outlined in its constitution, encompass facilitating communication among members on industry-related issues, providing technical guidance and training, and compiling relevant industry data. MPA also acts as a liaison between its members and governmental bodies, both domestically and internationally, advocating for industry interests. MPA fosters collaboration by engaging with other registered associations and promotes a culture of understanding. Additionally, it plays a crucial role in conflict resolution among its members and between members and external organizations. Through its multifaceted approach, MPA contributes to the advancement and cohesion of the pallet industry in Malaysia.
Malaysia Heavy Construction Equipment Owners’ Association (PAJPBM)
The Malaysia Heavy Construction Equipment Owners’ Association (PAJPBM) is an organization dedicated to fostering communication and collaboration within the heavy construction equipment industry in Malaysia. Established with the goal of creating a platform for dialogue among relevant departments, property developers, contractors, and suppliers of construction machinery, PAJPBM aims to address issues related to equipment approval, usage, and rental. Located at No. 32-1, Jalan 9/23A, Medan Makmur, Off Jalan Usahawan, 53200 Setapak, Kuala Lumpur, PAJPBM serves as a hub for its members, facilitating discussions on matters concerning the construction industry. The association is committed to assisting and safeguarding the lawful rights and interests of its members, including legal counsel services for cases of rental payment disputes. Membership in PAJPBM is open to owners of heavy construction equipment involved in residential construction, earthworks, sewage treatment, drainage, and pipeline laying. Only enterprise members are eligible, with each member having one voting right. Applications for membership are subject to approval by the board of directors, who reserve the right to refuse applications at their discretion without providing reasons. PAJPBM strives to promote integrity, cooperation, and friendship among its members, as well as to strengthen relationships between state-level members and other legitimate associations. Through its initiatives and collaborative efforts, PAJPBM aims to advance the interests of its members and contribute to the sustainable development of the construction industry in Malaysia.
Malaysia Plastics Recyclers Association (MPRA)
Established in March 2014, the Malaysia Plastics Recyclers Association (MPRA) is a pivotal force in bridging communication between policymakers and industry players. Committed to fostering growth, ensuring the integrity of the plastic recycling industry, and enhancing public awareness, MPRA serves as a platform for members to voice challenges and contribute to the industry's protection and promotion. With a focus on sustainability and proactive engagement, MPRA actively seeks the participation of industrial players in present and future plastic recycling programs. The association's efficiency in executing rights, responsibilities, and mandates is complemented by its dedication to providing industry updates, corporate social responsibility, and facilitating discussions with relevant parties, particularly the Government. MPRA's primary goal is to elevate the plastic recycling industry's professionalism on a national scale while safeguarding its members' interests. In alignment with global trends, the plastic recycling industry in Malaysia has witnessed substantial growth, emphasizing the need for modernization and alignment with technological advancements. While striving for modernization, MPRA ensures adherence to existing Acts and regulations, facilitating collaboration with government bodies, experts, and stakeholders for a greener environment and sustainable plastic development. The association remains committed to assisting members in overcoming challenges, defending the economic growth of plastics recycling in a circular economy, and transforming plastic waste into valuable resources through constructive engagement with relevant authorities. MPRA is confident that such efforts will contribute to the country's economic prosperity.
Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA)
Established in November 1960, the Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA) has evolved from its original identity as the Federation of Malaya Motor Traders Association (FMMTA) to become a comprehensive organization representing both trade and manufacturing aspects of the automotive industry. The transformation occurred in 2000 when MAA was formed through the merger of FMMTA and the Malaysian Motor Vehicles Assemblers Association (MMVAA). Initially focused on issues related to the import and distribution of motor vehicles, MAA has grown into a pivotal entity with an expanded role. With a mission to be the leading and professional organization for all stakeholders in the Malaysian automotive industry, MAA is dedicated to encouraging, promoting, and protecting the industry's interests. It vigilantly monitors proposed legislation and disseminates crucial information to its members, serving as a vital communication medium for the furtherance of mutual interests among its Ordinary Members. MAA's dynamic journey reflects its commitment to the automotive landscape in Malaysia.
Malaysia Motorcycle & Scooter Dealers Association (MMSDA)
The Malaysia Motorcycle and Scooter Dealers Association (MMSDA), established in 1989, originated from a historic gathering organized by the Selangor Motorcycles Dealers Association in 1986. Recognizing the need for a national body, MMSDA was officially registered on January 31, 1989, with the primary goal of safeguarding the interests of motorcycle dealers across Malaysia. Motivated by the Selangor and F.T. Motorcycle and Scooter Dealers Association, MMSDA's journey began with a pro-tem committee formed in 1986. Over the years, the association actively encouraged the formation of state associations, expanding its reach. With a focus on promoting understanding and studying legislation impacting the motorcycle trade, MMSDA has evolved to include 15 member associations. Emphasizing the importance of regional representation, the association amended its constitution in 2007 to ensure fair and inclusive governance based on the size of each association's coverage area. MMSDA remains committed to uniting and advocating for the rights and interests of motorcycle dealers, reflecting its growth and adaptability since its inception.
Sarawak Chamber Of Commerce & Industry (SCCI)
The Sarawak Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has been a vital resource for businesses since its establishment on 20th July 1951. With a primary objective of promoting commerce and industry in the State, the Chamber serves as a key communication channel for member-businesses with the Government of Malaysia, Government of Sarawak, and other Chambers of Commerce & Industries. To better cater to its diverse membership base, the SCCI has formed Regional Committees in Bintulu, Sibu, and Miri. At the national level, the Chamber facilitates connections between its members and the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MICCI). On the international front, SCCI holds an associate membership with the Brunei-Indonesia Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA) Business Council, representing a vast land area and a population of 57.5 million. Fostering strong relationships, the Chamber actively engages with consular representations in the state, including the Consulates General of China, Indonesia, and Negara Brunei Darussalam. In extending an invitation to businesses and companies, including Small and Medium Enterprises, the SCCI encourages them to leverage the database and benefits offered by the Sarawak Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The Timber Exporters’ Association of Malaysia (TEAM)
The Timber Exporters' Association of Malaysia (TEAM) was established in 1955 to represent its members' interests. It collaborates with the government and private agencies to create business opportunities and provide solutions to its members. The Association has a Management Committee led by an active President and supported by committee members and auditors appointed every two years. The Association prioritizes promoting the growth and promotion of its members' businesses. It focuses on promoting legal and certified timber and timber products, including PEFC, MYTLAS, and Statement of Legality, among others.