About The Speaker 
David Wee is the Founder and CEO of Asia Speakers Bureau (ASB) and DW Associates Pte Ltd, a company empowering creativity and knowledge. David is also Chief Executive for Asia for London Speaker Bureau.

David has achieved a track record for bringing a new fast moving consumer goods company from zero to S$8M turnover.

David is the primary developer of Entrepreneurial leadership and creating new space in a crowded market™. He has also spoken on SkyQuestcom live web cast to global audience including Malaysia, Singapore, China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Indonesia and India.

His corporate clients include Johnson & Johnson, Unilever, Veolia Water, Ajinomoto, Montblanc, Frasers Hospitality, Brewerkz, Mobile One, Siemens, IBM, Panasonic, Tyco Electronics, NCS, Alcatel - Lucent, OSIM International, Singapore Exchange, Merrill Lynch International and the list goes on.

5 April 2008 (Saturday)

Registration: 9:00am (Door closes @ 9:50am)

Workshop: 10am-1pm

K-Web, 6th Floor

Taylor's Business School
Wisma Subang Jaya

Jalan SS15/4, Subang Jaya
Selangor

UTSAAMC is 10 Years Old

UTSAAMC will be 10 years old by April this year and we will celebrate in a BIG way.

Please click here to see the invitation

Your Chance Of Lifetime To Meet Hong Kong Alumni

UTSAAMC will organize a networking trip to visit UTS Hong Kong Alumni Chapter in May/June 2008. The trip will take place in conjunction with Hong Kong Annual Shopping and Sale Carnival. More details will be announced soon.

For more updates, please stay tuned to www.uts.org.my

Network with Australian Alumni

The sixth Australian Universities International Alumni Convention (AUIAC) 2008 will be held in Singapore from 10 to 13 June 2008 at the SUNTEC Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre. The AUIAC 2008 will bring together illustrious alumni of Australian Universities, tertiary and professional institutions, as well as global partners of these alumni, to deliberate on relevant issues impacting the world today. AUIAC 2008 provides a global forum for the exchange of expert opinions and sharing of significant knowledge, and would generate tremendous opportunities for future business networking that would benefit the participants as well as Singapore. Experts will share their insights guided by the AUIAC 2008 theme of "Futuropolis: The Way Ahead thru Alumni Connections" - with wide ranging knowledge covering health, family, community, education, science, innovation, information technology, etc. To be held in Singapore for the very first time, AUIAC 2008 would be a manifestation of the city-state as a preferred global venue for global business, tertiary education and MICE (Meetings, Incentive Travel, Conventions and Exhibitions).

The Australian Universities International Alumni Convention (AUIAC) is a bi-annual conference that brings together Australian Alumni from around the world. It provides opportunities for alumni to network and hear speakers focusing on the challenges and opportunities in today's global environment.

UTSAAMC will be sending delegates to attend this event and we would welcome interested UTS Alumni to contact President David (012-2045191) for more details regarding this event.

Registration Fee

UTS members with Joey Yap in Sydney, Australia

“Horse will be having a bad year in 2008….so if you have friends born in the year of the Horse; you disassociate yourself from them…”

And to roars of laughter from his perplexed audience, Joey Yap set an upbeat and rousing mood at the Star City Hotel in Sydney Australia as he addressed hundreds of people on Good to Great in 2008, Joey Yap’s Feng Shui and Astrology 2008.

“It is our objective to bring Eastern Classical knowledge on Feng Shui to Australia, and the overwhelming success of this event has indeed brought us a step closer”, said Eddy Yap, Course Manager of the Mastery Academy of Chinese Metaphysics based in the Australian Office in Perth.

All passes sponsored by the Mastery Academy had run out in just less than half an hour. These passes were available exclusively for UTS members and proudly brought to you by the UTS Alumni Malaysian Chapter.  

“This is a fantastic initiative,” said Tze Ay Chuah, the Director for UTS International.

A number of UTS graduates from Malaysia, who are currently based in Sydney were present as Joey pointed out that, “Feng Shui is not about putting items here and there and turning your house into a Chinese restaurant. Classical Feng Shui revolves around 3 important factors, which are direction, location and time…”

As always, Joey Yap’s seminar is never complete without his Face Reading (Mian Xiang) tips and this time he made it even more exciting as he combined it with BaZi and the 12 zodiac animals, which proved to be a huge hit with his audience. The audience also had the opportunity to meet Joey Yap close-up during the book signing session towards the end of the event.

If you had missed out on the event but would like to receive a FREE précis of the talk on ‘Feng Shui & Astrology forecast in 2008’, simply send your request to australia@masteryacademy.com with the header “FSA2008 Notes”.

January PDP Review and Photo

Wish you were at our January PDP?
Click here... to see the photos.

For more information on past PDP, please visit:

http://www.uts.org.my/pdp/

Missed Those Days with Peter Meyer?

We are still looking around for a suitable place for UTS alumni to network. We have shortlisted several places and we are going to finalise the selection by end of March. We will ensure all UTS alumni will have fun and the opportunity to meet new friends.

Stay tuned to www.uts.org.my for more details...