ASEAN. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Jointly organized : ASEAN CO-OPERATIVE ORGANIZATION (ACO) AND CO-OPERATIVE COLLEGE OF MALAYSIA (CCM) Supported by:

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1 ASEAN co-operative conference co-operative transformation and leadership challenges 15th-16th October 2015 Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Jointly organized : ASEAN CO-OPERATIVE ORGANIZATION (ACO) AND CO-OPERATIVE COLLEGE OF MALAYSIA (CCM) Supported by: THE GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA MINISTRY OF DOMESTIC TRADE, CO-OPERATIVES AND CONSUMERISM MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS MALAYSIAN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES COMMISSION MALAYSIAN NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT (ANGKASA)

2 INTRODUCTION In today s business environment, effective leadership is one of the most important contributors to the overall organizational performance and transformation. How should individuals and co-operatives best prepare for expanding and innovating, coping with fast rate of changes and greater uncertainties, and building leadership teams and organizational architectures that are competitive and sustainable in ASEAN co-operatives environment. This conference deals with the leadership challenges in the phenomena of co-operative environmental change and innovation. The leader as a person in charge or as a change agent would be able to manage the co-operative if he/she is competent. Rapid technological advancements, high expectations of customers, and ever changing market situations have compelled co-operatives to continually reassess and reevaluate how they work and to understand, adopt and implement changes in their business model in respond to the changing trends. Based on the above thoughts, leaders must be able to take the challenges in order to sustain the development phase in ASEAN. It is a model development to generate welfare states that could and need to be promoted and implemented by co-operative in ASEAN countries. conference To provide a forum for participants to exchange ideas, communicate and discuss on co-operative environmental challenges and the need for excellent leaders in managing co-operatives; To energize cooperation and broaden potential networking among co-operatives in ASEAN countries towards sustaining co-operative businesses; and 3 To build a sense of continuing co-operative partnership and shared development towards achieving ASEAN agenda. Board members and senior officers of local co-operatives. Board members and senior officers of co-operative from ASEAN Countries/ International. 3 Alumni of CCM Malaysian Technical Cooperation Programme

3 aco members MYANMAR (PROPOSED MEMBER) LAOS (PROPOSED MEMBER) THAILAND (CTL) VIETNAM (VCA) PHILIPPINES (NATCCO) CAMBODIA (PROPOSED MEMBER) MALAYSIA (ANGKASA) SINGAPORE (SNCF) BRUNEI DARUSSALAM (BINA) INDONESIA (DEKOPIN) PROGRAMME TENTATIVE 15TH OCTOBER 2015 (THURSDAY) Pre Conference Session 8.30 am am Registration Session 1 CO-OPERATIVE SUSTAINABILITY IN CREDIT ACTIVITIES 9.30 am am A Study on Islamic Financing Product : Credit Co-operative Experience in Malaysia Dato Syed Mohd Ghazali Wafa Syed Adwam Wafa Chief Executive Officer, Koperasi Pembiayaan Syariah ANGKASA Berhad Trade Financing as an Opportunity for Intra ASEAN Co-operative Businesses Dato Adissadikin Ali Chief Executive Officer, Alkhair International Islamic Bank

4 PROGRAMME TENTATIVE 15TH OCTOBER 2015 (THURSDAY) Session 2 TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP AS CATALYST FOR CHANGE am pm Leadership Capability for High Performance Co-operative Brig. Jen. Dato Ahmad Zahudi Hj Salleh (Rtd) Chief Executive Officer, Malaysian Armed Forces Co-operative Limited Dare to Change: Empowering Co-operative Culture Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Rafi bin Yaacob Universiti Malaysia Kelantan (UMK) Session 3 COMPETITIVE EDGE: CREATING INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS VALUES 2.30 pm pm Worker Co-operative Experience Mondragon Humanity at Work, Spain Mr. Mikel Lezamiz Mondragon Humanity at Work, Spain Session 4 STRENGHTENING VALUE CHAIN TO PROMOTE CO-OPERATIVE BUSINESS ACTIVITIES 4.00 pm pm Value Chain Businesses : Co-operative Experience Mr. Paul Sinnappan Koperasi Kredit Rakyat Berhad Integrated Sustainable Agriculture Program (ISAP) Dr. Mohd Azlan Ab. Jalil Chief Executive Officer, Johore Rural Transformation Centre (RTC) 8.00 pm pm Opening Ceremony

5 PROGRAMME TENTATIVE 16TH OCTOBER 2015 (FRIDAY) Session 5 SUSTAINABILITY IN CO-OPERATIVE ENVIRONMENT 9.00 am am Environmental Sustainability among ASEAN Co-operative Assoc. Prof. Dr. Aida Nasirah Abdullah National Defence University of Malaysia (UPNM) The New Economic Wave - The Franchise Way, Wealth and Creation of Opportunities for ASEAN Co-operatives Dato Syed Kamarulzaman bin Dato Syed Zainol Khodki Shahabudin Managing Director, Perbadanan Nasional Berhad Session 6 ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN CO-OPERATIVE BUSINESS COMMUNICATION am pm Storytelling and Selling in Social Media Dr. Michael Mehmet Charles Sturt University School of Communication and Creative Industries, Australia Wicked Problems, Co-operatives and Communication Challenges for the New Millennium Assoc. Prof. Dr. Peter Simmons Head of Charles Sturt University School of Communication and Creative Industries, Australia

6 PROGRAMME TENTATIVE 16TH OCTOBER 2015 (FRIDAY) Session 7 FORUM SESSION CO-OPERATIVE TRANSFORMATION AND LEADERSHIP CHALLENGES 2.45 pm pm Panels: i) Mr. Andi Arslan Djunaid President Director at KOSPIN Jasa, Indonesia ii) Datuk B. Sahadevan Managing Director, National Land Finance Co-operative Society Ltd. (NLFCS) iii) Representative from The National Confederation of Co-operatives, Philippines iv) Mr. Mikel Lezamiz Mondragon Humanity at Work, Spain CONFERENCE RECAP 4.15 pm pm Dato Hj. Abdul Fattah Hj. Abdullah Chairman, ASEAN Co-operative Organization (ACO) enquiries ASEAN COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATION (ACO) 3rd Floor, Wisma Ungku A. Aziz Jalan SS 6/1, Kelana Jaya Petaling Jaya, Selangor MALAYSIA Closing Date : 10th October 2015 Tel: Fax: (+603) (Dr. Mohamed Shafari Yaakub) (+603) (Rosmawati) (+603) (Norasimah) (+603) shafari.myahsb@gmail.com rosmzul@gmail.com norasimah.angkasa@gmail.com

7 From Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) To Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC) From Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) To Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC) 1 hour 40 minutes via ERL (KLIA - Bandar Tasik Selatan) interchange LRT (Bandar Tasik Selatan - PWTC) 55 min (60.4 km) via Route 29 and Lebuhraya Kuala Lumpur - Putrajaya/E20 57 min (72.8 km) via Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan/E2 LOCATION MAP 57 min (69.9 km) via ELITE/AH2/E6 Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC) 41, Jalan Tun Ismail Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Telephone: (603) GPS Coordinates: N E Commuter Station LRT Station ma an zak Se Tun r a Jalan Raja Muda Abdul Aziz Jalan Abdul Tuanku Rahma n The Mall National Art Gallery Jal Jalan rak National Theatre g en Jalan S S an Jalan Ampang w ultan I smail Sheraton Tower K ap ny a Jal KLCC KL Tower ulan Jala ja Ch Ra Jalan nb ng Bintaalk W ukit Bin tan g

8 application form Co-operative/Organization/Company/Agency: Address: Telephone: Fax: Special Dietary Requirement: [ ] Vegetarian [ ] Non-vegetarian Will be represented at ASEAN Co-operative Organization Trade Exhibition, Conference & Business Matching 2015 (ACOTEX 2015) by the following delegates: Name Designation Please confirm your participation via fax or together with the application form to: Tel: (+603) (Dr. Mohamed Shafari Yaakub) (+603) (Rosmawati) / (+603) (Norasimah) Fax: (+603) shafari.myahsb@gmail.com / rosmzul@gmail.com / norasimah.angkasa@gmail.com ASEAN COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATION (ACO) 3rd Floor, Wisma Ungku A. Aziz Jalan SS 6/1, Kelana Jaya Petaling Jaya, Selangor MALAYSIA Fee: a) b) USD400.00/pax RM400.00/pax - International Participant (inclusive registration fee, accommodation & food) Local Participant (excluding accommodation) Kindly forward payment to ASEAN Co-operative Organization (ACO) Secretariat: MESSRS.SU SIDEK & CO Public Bank Account No. : (Swift Code: PBBEMYKL) (A copy of payment receipt/bank in slip is required upon registration) - Banking facilities are available at PWTC.