The International Power Professionals Forum (IPPF) is an independent, global network of senior executives and decision-makers working across the power and energy landscape. IPPF provides a trusted, non-promotional environment for cross-disciplinary dialogue on the technologies, markets, policies, and risks shaping how power is produced, financed, secured, and consumed—from legacy systems to emerging models at the intersection of energy, gas & lng, hydrogen, energy storage, digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, data center, artificial intelligence, and infrastructure. Its mission is to advance careers, ideas, and businesses in a rapidly evolving global energy environment.

In today’s competitive world, MySET provides a powerful platform for engineers, technologists, architects, quantity surveyors, and other engineering and technology professionals—including technicians at degree, diploma, and certificate levels—to network, enhance professionalism and ethical conduct, and grow into industry leaders. Embracing interdisciplinary collaboration, MySET supports research and technological innovation to develop new materials, systems, structures, and processes that advance national development. It also promotes accreditation of qualifications, builds professional systems, facilitates international mobility, and organizes education, training, and continuing professional development (CPD) programs for its members.

The Association of Science Technology and Innovation (ASTI) is an association of educators, scientists, industry representatives and individuals who are committed to advancing the role of the scientific community in inspiring the youth of the nation to join and excel in the world of science. The members aim to revolutionize the teaching, understanding, and awareness of the vital role science, technology and innovation plays in fulfilling the economic, health and environmental requirements of the world’s population. Members are also seeking to mentor and encourage youth to seek new innovative methods and technologies that will enhance the understanding and learning of the sciences. ASTI also tries to use Science Technology and Innovation for the advancement of mankind and protection of the environment.

Malaysia Zero Emission Vehicle Association (MyZEVA) is Malaysia’s first non-governmental association dedicated to advancing battery electric vehicle (BEV) adoption and cleaner, more sustainable mobility. Bringing together stakeholders across the transportation ecosystem, MyZEVA serves as a platform for industry collaboration, advocacy, knowledge-sharing, and networking, while contributing industry perspectives to the development of policies, regulations, and standards that support Malaysia’s growing electric mobility ecosystem

GEES Group™ is a sustainability and transformation partner helping organisations build resilience, create meaningful impact, and accelerate their transition towards a more sustainable future. Since 2015, GEES Group has delivered in-house and public training programmes for more than 200 Malaysian and international corporations, engaging experienced trainers and industry practitioners to deliver relevant, contemporary, and industry-aligned programmes. Driven by a spirit of purpose, transformation, and positive change, GEES Group helps organisations turn sustainability commitments into practical action and lasting impact.

The Philippine Chemical Industry Compliance Partnership (PCPICOP) is committed to fostering responsible and effective collaboration between the chemical industry and regulatory agencies. It promotes compliance with relevant chemical laws, mandates, and regulations while establishing a proactive platform for industry stakeholders to address regulatory concerns, share technical knowledge, and strengthen industry-government partnerships. Through active participation in regulatory forums, technical assistance, collaboration, and continuous training and education, PCPICOP supports the development of responsible chemical management practices and a more informed, compliant, and sustainable chemical industry.

The Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) is a non-profit, member-led organisation established in 2009 and dedicated to advancing sustainable building standards and development in Hong Kong. Working closely with government, industry, and the public, HKGBC promotes green building awareness and develops practical solutions tailored to Hong Kong’s high-rise, high-density, subtropical built environment. Through the expertise of its members and industry professionals, HKGBC drives innovation and collaboration towards a more sustainable built environment, supporting Hong Kong’s ambition to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and become a global exemplar of green building development.