Our networksSouth-east Asia Professional NetworkEICN has professional networking groups in two of South-east Asia’s most important cities – Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Singapore is a key global commerce, finance and transport hub and is recognised as one of the world’s easiest places to do business. As one of the fastest growing economies in South-east Asia, Kuala Lumpur is the perfect location for EICN in Malaysia. Our South-east Asian professional networks are led by experienced analysts who possess significant expertise and understanding of business issues, we provide in-depth analysis of the regional economy and business environment for our membership. An expanding membership takes part in a full schedule of professional networking events and meetings to hear invited speakers share views of trends and developments. EICN members can attend in-person business networking events in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur and virtual meetings. Develop relationships and grow your professional network with EICN in South-east Asia. Request to join this network
Sumana Rajarethnam Director, South-east Asia Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand Cities, Development, Gender, Public policy Learn more
EICN KL: Regional Strategic Forecast As governments of leading economies expand the use of trade defence instruments and other protectionist measures, other countries are following suit—ultimately at the expense of the efficiency of global trade. South-east Asia | Kuala Lumpur | Business, Industry
Insights from the Corporate Network Kuala Lumpur: Regional Strategic Forecast Economy | South-east Asia | Malaysia | Corporate Network | Business, Industry
Insights from the Corporate Network Asia's Regional Strategic Forecast Economy | South-east Asia | Singapore | South-east Asia | Corporate Network | Business, Industry
Supply chain resilience in South-east AsiaResponding to the pandemic underscored the need for leaders to accelerate the adoption of agile ways of working and value chain transformation to outmanoeuvre uncertainty. This event explored the themes of agility and change management, as well as emerging trends in supply chain resilience. Panellists included executives from EY Asean, Anaplan Asia and Ipsen Pharma.
Malaysia’s State of Recovery: A Mid-Year ReviewIn this discussion, our panellists from SERC Malaysia and UOB discussed how Malaysia’s economic recovery is panning out. The discussion touched on thematic issues such as investments, technology adoption and government policy, which are instrumental in driving the longer-term growth trajectory.
C-Suite Congress: Developing the “Singapore Core”The cost of bringing in foreign employees, and the obstacles highlighted by the pandemic, have led companies to reconsider their workforce strategy. In this CxO brainstorming session, EICN members explored ways they could reduce their reliance on expatriate employees and leaders in favour of a strong locally-based talent pool.
US-China Relations and South-east AsiaIn this session our panellists from Tencent Cloud, Nanyang Technological University and Straumann Group examined how the US-China relations have changed under the Biden administration and the potential implications for governments and businesses in the region.
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