Persatuan Alumni AOTS Malaysia

C O N T E N T S

The President's Message

Welcome new members August ~ October 2004

Afro-Asian Entrepreneurs Program (AAEP)

Tea talk on “Lending of Banking Facilities to SMI Companies”

KAIZEN Seminar

Japanese Language Orientation for Lions Clubs Youth Exchange Members

A day trip to Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM)

Hippo Homestay Program in Japan

A Homestay to Cherish

KAIZEN SEMINAR

Theodore Wong

In support of the Japan Festival Program for 2004, PAAM once again conducted its Kaizen Seminar on 11th September 2004, the 4th in the series. This time it sought collaboration with the Universiti Putra Malaysia, primarily the International Relations Office Chansellory and Faculty of Economy and Management.

Participants including lecturers and students of UPM

Considering that the final examinations were close, students and lecturers were encouraged to participate and the number present (101) were indeed encouraging. Both lecturers, Ms. Au Yong Hui Nee and Mr. Theodore K.C Wong, provided not just theoretical and practical materials, they gave a number of examples practiced in their organizations and that of other successful companies who have implemented Kaizen and its elements as successfully.

Opportunities were also given to participants to further enlarge on their knowledge not only at the Q&A sessions, but during the lecture as well. This provided a more interactive program and at the same time gave the lecturers more serious or in-depth look at the effect of their lecture. In overall, the feedback from the participants showed where PAAM and its content providers should further strengthen. The request for continuing the program has given fuel to PAAM to enlarge on the seminar’s contents.

Back row (L-R):Pn. Nor Adida, Mr. Eric, En. Aziz,
Assoc. Prof. Wan Abdul Rahman,
Assoc. Prof Dr. Alsogoff, Ms. Angela
Front row (L-R): Mr. Ichikawa, Ms. Au Yong, Mr. Theodore and Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali Rajion

The speakers, Ms. Au Yong receiving a souvenir
from Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali.

Mr. Theodore Wong receiving a souvenir
from Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ali.