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Dear friends, By now, all individuals globally, are feeling the pinch of the economic slowdown if not, more painful. This inevitable slowdown, have been regarded by many as the new ‘Black Tuesday’ comparable to that of the Great Depression of the late 1920s. However, on a more consoling note, Malaysia have not felt the wrath of the global economic darkness in its full force thanks to the firm believe of not directly participating in complex global derivative transactions from our local institutions. Despite the above, no one can safely say whether we will ride pass the latency of this current crisis peacefully. In view of the uncertainties that we are facing now, I am devoted to the development of our communities’ competitive skills and adaptability during these trying times. As such, FOR STARTERS, I have initiated a seminar to provide key fundamental insights on how we could learn: • The need for and how to maintain a clear perception for wants and needs within the haze of economic uncertainties and; • The need for and tools to improve the adaptability skills • To create a positive mindset in realising the needs to be more competitive in today’s unforgiving economy. • How to plan and streamline your thoughts process; • Convey your thoughts through articulate, and effective presentations and; • How to execute your plans! Experienced speakers have been invited to speak and coach at this ONE-DAY event. Do click on the speakers’ names to find out more about their background. Faridah Hameed Edmond Yap Francis Jee The details of this seminar will be as follows: Course title: Change. Your best weapon in weathering the financial storm. Date: 13 June 2009 Time: 10am – 6pm (Lunch break from 12pm-1pm) Venue: The Grand Ballroom (Sunway Hotel) Attendees: 350 seats (first come first serve) Who should attend: Everyone Admission: FREE This seminar is a public programme and hence, ADMISSION IS FREE. Do make yourself free on 13 June 2009 and attend this insightful event. It will also be a great place to network and meet new friends or to get closer to other communities within the P.104 zone. My dear friends, it is through the combined efforts of everyone that our communities can be more competitive and resilient towards the current crisis. I believe that this spirit of cooperation and mutual respect will be a pillar of encouragement for all of us as we look forward to safely ride out the impact of the current financial crisis. Saya yang sedia berkhidmat  Y.B Loh Gwo-Burne Member of Parliament, Kelana Jaya |