Jeffrey Quek Shue Yew, an MBA student from the Faculty of Business (FOB), along with Wong Yu Ting and Lim Kai En from the Faculty of Information Science and Technology (FIST), joined emerging leaders, innovators, and thinkers from around the globe to discuss impactful leadership and sustainable development at the Impact Director International Conference 2024 in July at the Sunway Putra Hotel in Kuala Lumpur.

A notable achievement at the conference was the selection of Jeffrey Quek Shue Yew and Lim Kai En as Academic Moderators. Their roles were pivotal in guiding simulations, ensuring productive debates, and fostering an environment of collaboration and mutual respect. They were responsible for overseeing academic content, facilitating sessions, and mentoring delegates to enhance their diplomatic skills and leadership qualities. This experience has been a testament to their growth, continuous learning, and dedication, contributing significantly to the conference’s success.

The Impact Director International Conference 2024 brought together delegates from over 45 countries to address the theme of “Leveraging Social Enterprise Models to Enhance Water Security in Refugee Settlements.” This prestigious event provided a unique platform for experts, policymakers, and practitioners to share their insights, experiences, and innovative solutions aimed at addressing one of the most pressing global challenges.

The diverse perspectives and collaborative spirit of the participants underscored the importance of integrating social enterprise models to create sustainable and scalable solutions for improving water security in refugee settlements. Through a series of engaging discussions, workshops, and keynote presentations, the conference not only highlighted the urgent need for action but also showcased the transformative potential of social enterprises in fostering resilience and enhancing the quality of life for displaced communities worldwide.

The event featured a Grand Symposium, simulation sessions, and a series of cultural and networking activities. The participation of esteemed speakers and guest speakers, including Hon’ble Dr. Muhammad Shoaib Suddle, His Excellency Menzie Sipho Dlamini, and Ms. Maha Jassim, further enriched the discussions. The dedication and resilience of all participants, along with the countless hours of preparation, ensured the conference’s success and left a lasting impact on all involved.

Well done!