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ESG Unplugged C-Level Perspectives on Tech, Carbon & Change-rev01

Posted on by Editor-In-Chief
24
Jul

ICT Zone was proud to co-host ESG Unplugged, an exclusive C-level dialogue held on 24 July 2025 at The Roomah, Solaris Dutamas, in collaboration with HP Malaysia and ESGAM.

This high-impact event brought together senior leaders from government, industry, and academia to explore the intersection of technology, carbon reduction, and organizational change. The panel featured distinguished speakers including:

  • Tommy Lim – CEO of ICT Zone Asia Berhad
  • Hiro Chai – CEO of Decarbonisation Clinic
  • Adj. Prac. Prof. Cheah Kok Hoong – Executive Chairman of SteerQuest & President of ESG Association of Malaysia
  • Goh Soo Lin – HP Sustainable Impact Lead, SEA & ANZ
  • Gary Dass – Group CEO of Tex Cycle Technology (M) Bhd
  • Muhammad Ridzwan Ali – Senior Assistant Secretary, Climate Change Division, NRES

Event Highlights:

  • 🗣️Panel Discussion: Engaging conversations on ESG leadership, carbon-neutral tech adoption, and public-private collaboration.
  • 🍹Networking & Refreshments: A relaxed setting for meaningful connections and future partnerships.
  • 💡CNCS Spotlight: ICT Zone showcased Carbon Neutral Computing Services (CNCS) initiative, a solution supporting ESG goals through IT device rentals and verified carbon offset programs, through support from HP Malaysia.

The presence of key government representatives, including Muhammad Ridzwan Ali, underscored the importance of aligning corporate sustainability efforts with national climate policies. ICT Zone remains committed to supporting Malaysia’s journey toward Net Zero 2050 through impactful ESG-driven innovation.

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