JCI Kota Kinabalu 54th Installation and Award Ceremony Magazine

54th installation & award ceremony

Date : 27th February 2016 Venue : Hotel N 5, Kota Kinabalu presidential theme: Be the Change

The President Board of Directors and Members of Junior Chamber International Kota Kinabalu Is Proud to Welcome Our Guest of Honour Datuk Teo Chee Kang , JP National Officers Past Presidents JCI Senators Chapter Presidents Distinguished Guests Representative of other organisations Friends from the press and Fellow Jaycees To Our 54th Installation and Award Ceremony 27th February 2016

Junior Chamber International Kota Kinabalu Secretariat No.72-3, 3rd Floor Wisma New Far East, off Jalan lintas, 88300, Kota Kinabalu.

CREED We believe; That faith in God Gives meaning and purpose to human life; That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations; That economics justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise; That the government should be of laws rather than of men; That Earth’s great treasure lies in human personality; And that service to humanity is the best work of life.

JCI VISION To be the leading global network of young active citizens

JCI MISSION To provide development opportunities that empowers young people to create positive change.

It is indeed a great pleasure to be able to pen a few words for the occasion of the 54th Installation and Awards Ceremony 2016 of JCI Kota Kinabalu.

JCI has always been an international organization providing a platform for young people to play their role in contributing to positive developments in the society worldwide. In this regards, I wish to congratulate JCI Kota Kinabalu for their contributions to positive social development in the city over the decades. This is credited to great leadership and team work in JCI Kota Kinabalu.

Over the years, JCI Kota Kinabalu has successfully nurtured a pool of leaders taking the lead in various spheres in our society. With the strong foundation laid by past leaders, I am confident that the new leadership of JCI Kota Kinabalu will continue to strive to achieve its objectives for the betterment of our society.

I wish the board of directors and all members great success for this coming year.

Datuk Teo Chee Kang,JP Minister of Special Tasks Sabah

GUEST OF hONOUR

Greetings!

WORLD PRESIDENT

Please accept warm greetings! I am very honored to be addressing you at this time as we begin a new year within JCI and our first step into another century. This year we will be building on the amazing momentum that we have gained as we celebrated 100 years of impact around the world. As we have demonstrated the incredible contributions that JCI has made now for one hundred years, we must capitalize on the publicity and interest we have generated and continue to demonstrate what passionate active citizens are capable of when they partner with all sectors of society for sustainable impact.

This year our focus is that as we continue to analyze the needs in our community, we will have the courage to Just Act and find creative ways to address those needs. We must feel more and do more. I am confident that JCI members are empowered and eager to continue to create positive change as we adopt and carry the Global Goals for Sustainable Development. One of our big initiatives this year will be the the Peace is Possible campaign, which will mobilize young people worldwide to create awareness, advocate and take action and commit to an everlasting world peace.

The need for JCI is more relevant today than it has ever been, and we must rise up to the challenges of our time.

I have great confidence that JCI Malaysia will continue to dedicate its efforts to leverage opportunities to expand JCI’s influence and impact as we seek to unite all sectors of society for sustainable impact.

We wish you all the best in this momentous event for JCI Kota Kinabalu’s 54th Installation and Award Ceremony as you begin 2016.

Paschal Dike 2016 JCI President

I wish the best for 2016 Board of Directors in taking on the charge to fulfill the 2016 theme of JCI Malaysia “Growth. Positive Impact. Sustainability.�

It is up to the local organizations to lead us toward our goal of becoming the organization that unites all sectors of society for sustainable impact.

The 2016 JCI Asia-Pacific Area Conference will take place in Kaohsiung, Taiwan June 2-5, 2016.

It will be an amazing opportunity for members to participate in an international conference and to experience JCI hospitality first hand. You will meet passionate JCI leaders and members from all over the world. The agenda is full of assemblies to conduct the business of the organization, awards ceremonies to recognize the impact JCI is making in Asia-Pacific, parties for your fun and enjoyment, training, lectures and workshops for leadership development as well as trade shows for business development. As chairperson of the conference, I personally invite you to join us in Kaohsiung for an exciting Asia-Pacific Conference.

I am honored to be serving as your Executive Vice President assigned to Asia and the Pacific. I hope to meet many of you this year and hear about your stories of impact. It is my pleasure able to offer this congratulatory message to the 2016 Board of Directors on this very special occasion.

Jennifer Gracey 2016 JCI Executive Vice President

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT

Dear Officers, Members and Guests, I would like to send my warmest greetings to each of you at the 2016 Installation and Awards Ceremony.

NATIONAL PRESIDENT

First and foremost, I would like to congratulate 2015 President Brandon Tang for completing a year of service for our beloved organisation. It is never easy to be a leader especially in this era when our world and our nation is facing so many challenging issues. However, I believe that JCI Kota Kinabalu has done well under his leadership. At the same time, I would like to take this opportunity to wish 2016 President Ek and his Board of Directors all the best for year 2016. I trust that this team shall create more positive impact in our community and bring our reputation to another level.

Year 2016 will be an eventful year for JCI Malaysia as we have planned a few new initiatives for our members and public. In line with JCI Malaysia’s 3 focuses for year 2016: Growth, Positive Impact, and Sustainability, we urge all Local Organisation to conduct at least 1 Flagship Project based on JCI Active Citizen Framework. Even better if the Flagship Project is targeted to resolve any of the 17 United Nation Sustainable Development Goals.

We should take Global Challenges seriously and act in our community to create local impact.

Last but not least, I would like to congratulate the IAB Organising team lead by Organising Chairlady Lim Fang Yi, for the success of such a wonderful Ceremony. As Henry Ford said, “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is a Progress; working together is a success!” Let us all in JCI Malaysia work together closely to create more success stories for our future generations.

Dato’ Terry Ong 2016 JCI Malaysia President

It is with great honor to serve as the 2016 National Executive Vice President of JCI Malaysia.

For the past century, JCI has been developing leaders, growing communities, and advancing societies around the world. Being the voice of young active citizens, JCI will continue to build on the vision by growing ourselves, growing others and growing our community – Sabah.

JCI Kota Kinabalu has always been the chapter that is close to my heart, as I was being taught and train to be a humble leader during the year of my presidency. From the very first that I attended the BOD Meeting, I know that this Local Organization has something very special to offer. Thank you for all the Past Presidents of the unconditioned love towards this chapters and members of JCI Kota Kinabalu.

I certainly concur that JCI Kota Kinabalu has a strong vision for the future and an ambitious plan for 2016. JCI member Brandon Tang, 2016 past president for JCI Kota Kinabalu, a great brother of mine, you have done superbly well! Salute~!

2016 Incoming president of JCI Kota Kinabalu, JCI member Ng Tze Ek, I’m sure you would be more than happy to enhance the beauty of JCI Kota Kinabalu for the year of 2016! “Buena Suerte”!!

Board of Directors and all members from JCI Kota Kinabalu, with our 2016 theme for Sabah “Influential Relationship”, I am looking forward to head down this path with you, not only this year, but in many years to come. Get involved, provide feedback, or just connect. Together we will grow ourselves, grow others, and grow our home – Sabah!

Stay Connect, Stay Strong. Together we build the INFLUENTIAL RELATIONSHIP that will make a difference in the community of SABAH !

Jeff Lu 2016 National Executive Vice President

NATIONAL excutive vice PRESIDENT

Greetings!

organising chairlady

It is my great pleasure in welcoming you to this Installation Awards and Ceremony, during which recognition will be given to the dedicated members and to introduce the new Board to the JCI members and the public.

On behalf of the organising committee and the Chapter, a special thanks to our Guest of Honour who has taken his valuable time to witness this event. His involvement and interest towards our organization is a great support for us.

We also feel very honoured that our Sisterhood Chapters and friends from outstation and overseas have come all the way to join us in this event.

Of course, our thanks to all our Past Presidents, especially my dad who has guided me in many ways through this journey being in JCIKK. Not forgetting also the JCI members, family, friends and sponsors too for their continuous support to make this event even more meaningful.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the organising committee members for their never failing support and always volunteering whenever manpower is needed. I consider myself very lucky to have such a great team.

Thank you.

Lim Fang Yi

OUTGOING PRESIDENT Last year was a challenging year for JCIKK KK especially for me when I had to juggle between een e family, work and JCI. Thanks to the advice given by our Past Presidents, nts, I was able to pull through last year together with h an ever supportive board of directors with me. If it had not been them, I will not be where I am today.

They have been very gracious with their time and effort in all the work needed to be done. Thank you once again.

To incoming President EK and his board of directors, ors, I shall now pass you the baton to continue the rest of this journey. Enjoy the journey and learn what you can for this is a great platform to learn more about out yourself and also others. Change what you must ust to move forward to make JCI Kota Kinabalu even ven better than before.

Mahatma Gandhi once said, “be the change that hat you wish to see in the world.�

Thank you.

Brandon Tang 2015 President

JCI MANILA PRESIDENT Warmest greetings and congratulations to JCI Kota Kinabalu as you celebrate your Induction and Turnover Ceremony.

Through the years, we have witnessed the growth of your local organization. We would like to congratulate each officer and member who took part of your growth. It has been a great honor to be a witness to your meaningful endeavors.

To the incoming 2016 Board of Directors, our time to lead is short, but is enough to make a difference. I believe that this year, you will continue the legacy of creating positive change.

May you continue to grow your local organization and make a difference in your community through meaningful projects and programs.

Lets continue to inspire others and show them that we can bring things to greater heights and achieve anything when we work together!

We would also like to take this opportunity to reiterate that we, your JCI Manila brothers, will always be supporting in whatever endeavor you set out to accomplish.

We look forward to doing projects together!

Ramiro N. Villavicencio JCI Manila

JCI CITY PRESIDENT On behalf of JCI Singapore – City Chapter, I extend my heartiest congratulations to the new board of directors of JCI Kota Kinabalu IAC. It brings me immense joy that a group of active citizens is stepping up and committing to make a positive change.

This installation is not a symbolic ceremony, but is an integral part of the JCI culture and aims at empowering young citizens to fill in the boots, take up responsibilities and contribute their best to make this world a better place.

As this century is widely acclaimed as the century of Asia, youths in Malaysia and Singapore now have even greater roles to play. There are a lot that we, as JCI Kota Kinabalu’s sister chapter, can contribute and a lot that we can achieve together.

Committing to that, as a proud member of Junior Chamber International, I believe that we will not only continue to work together in order to advance the JCI Mission, but will turn our “Passions into Actions” and create sustainable impacts across the borders.

To the new Board of Directors of JCI KK IAC, I wish you the best of luck and a successful year ahead in office.

Michael Yeo Chin Long JCI (City) Singapore

JCI ANGELES CULIAT PRESIDENT My heartiest congratulation to the 2016 Board of Dicretors and mebers of JCI Kota Kinabalu for your well deserve success through your hard work and endless efforts in creationg a posivite impact to your organization. May your chapter continue to inspire people to learn more, do more and become more as this year brings new challenges and opportunities for growth.

I wish to thank you on behalf of JCI Angeles City CULIAT for the years of brotherhood, may we continue to support each other in the best way we can.

Mabuhay!

Voltaire Benjamin L.Chua, R.N JCI Angeles City Culiat

JCI Kota Kinabalu has never failed to demonstrate JCI spirit in any way, always been a role model to many Chapter in Malaysia and around the world for being an effective, organized and motivating chapter.

To my fellow Incoming President EK, it is my honor to work and learn together with you this year. Lets us strive to collaborate on local project for year 2016 so as to foster a stronger relationship between members in our chapters.

Last but not least, I would like to congratulate JCI Kota Kinabalu 54th Installation and Award Ceremony 2016 Organizing Chairperson and committees for the successful event.

Eddie Ho JCI Kuala Lumpur

JCI KUALA LUMPUR PRESIDENT

On behalf of JCI Kuala Lumpur, I would like to extend my heartiest congratulation to President Brandon Tang for a successful year under his leadership. I believe the Incoming President Ek and newly elected BOD will further develop and grow stronger to another greater height.

in the beginning

The idea of a Junior Chamber germinated back in 1959. The “3 Musketeers” who closely associated with the formation of the first chapter in Jesselton (now known as Kota Kinabalu) are Mr. Fauzi PateL, John Hii and Michael Chen.

Fauzi Patel was on a study tour to Australia, recalled being hosted by Nombour Junior Chamber, Queensland.

John Hii, manager of MeSser Jardine Waugh Co. was on a training course in London. He was registered by his colleagues to attend the 17th JCI World Congress in Paris. He was impressed with the friendliness, warmth and charm.

Mr Michael Chen, Manager of Cathay Cinema then, was contacted by both Fauzi & John and started recruiting members. It was only in late 1961 when Mr Lee Choon Fatt appeared that there was some momentum in recruitment. Together with another 3 members (Robert De Souza, John Su and George Chin) a meeting was held in January 1962.

On July 1962, the chapter was formed and the 1st Organisation meeting was held at Jesselton Recreation Club. 17 members were present, Fauzi Patel, John Hii, Michael Chen, Lee Choon Fatt, Robert De Souza, John Su, Teo Geok Sang, Yuen Peng Cheng, Mak Sin Loong, Ho Fook Kee, Lim Kim Jee, Lim Beng Aun, John Foo, Spencer Lim, Peter Soong and Liew Yun Choi. The Jesselton Junior Chamber was fored by the following protem officers; Acting Chairman – John Hii VP (External) – George Chin VP (Internal) – Lee Choon Fatt Secretary – Fauzi Patel Treasurer – Michael Chen Directors – Teo Geok Seng, Ho Fook Kee, Yuen Peng Cheng, Mak Sin Loong

LIM TYING YEE

JOHN KAH

GEORGE CHU

tony tan

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peter chong

henry chok

JOHN SU

victor hiew kon ching

MAK SIN LOONG

Wilson hsieh

ROBERT DE SOUZA

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CHIN NYUK FATT

1978

Teo Geok Sang

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MICHAEL CHEN

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GEORGE CHIN

JOSEPH LEONG

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idea to start junior chamber in jesselton

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founding of the jci movement

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The Inauguration General Meeting held on November 1962 elected the Board of Directors for 1963 charter President – George Chin VP (External) - Lee Choon Fatt VP (Internal) – John Hii Secretary – James Yap Treasurer – Foo Tiang Keng Board members – Lawrence Liew, Lim Su Seng, Michael Chen, Fauzi Patel

chong choon kim

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benjamin lo

vitalis ronald

jeff lu

brandon tang

petrus c. mojuntin

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benedict basinau

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iskandar ahmad

neelkrish perumal

francis ng

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1997 rebecca chai

peter liau

caretaker Neelkrish Perumal charles lim

anthony ng

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joseph selestine

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patrick wong

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bonnaventure kilos

melvin kiandee

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priscilla oon

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chin kah thing

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donald stephens

kamis awang ali

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lim chee dean

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norbert su

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patricia Poh

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peter chu

victor wong

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1990 janet lee

andrew chong

john soon

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frederick chin

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members’ gathering & activities

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Tolumis charity concert / care centre ground breaking ceremony

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international visitation

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project impact 100: hairdo a wheelchair

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art of nation building project

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earthquake seminar

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40th annual national convention hosted by jci kota kinabalu

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aiding kota belud flood victims

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caring souls of jci sabah

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Daneil Chan Commission Director (Community)

Donald Dunstan Wong General Legal Counsel

Lim Fang Yi Commission Director (Individual)

Vincent Ho Vice President (Internal)

Victoria Su Commission Director (Public Relation)

Ng Tze Ek President

Wendy Chan Honorary Secretary

Patrick Teo Honorary Treasurer

Clement Chin Commission Director (Individual)

Seyi Chia Vice President (External)

Brandon Tang Immediate Past President

2016 board of directors & commission directors

It is indeed an accomplishment when one is recognised nised as the leaders of a prestigious association such h as Junior Chamber International.

Like any associations, leadership is important and d the board of directors have the utmost important task sk at hand to ensure that the association and its members bers are well taken care of. For JCI KK, it goes further; their mission is to provide development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change e and this change translates within the society at large.

As our creed suggests, “service to humanity is the best work of life”.

We all have rights and responsibilities, as well ll as shared goals. Through active citizenship, we enactt our sense of social responsibility to work towards these hese goals and benefit communities worldwide.

The Presidential theme for JCI KK this year: “Be e the Change: Courage to Change, Courage to be the Change” suggests that the time has come for changes nges to be made to move forward to improve the societyy and our nation, to bring peace and harmony thus creating ing a better future for the future generations to come.

Once again I take this opportunity to thank our Guestt of Honour, Past Presidents, Guest, Members a and nd members of the Press for your support.

Ng Tze Ek

INCOMING PRESIDENT

First and foremost, congratulations to 2015 President dent Brandon and his Board of Directors.

2016 proposed projects THE ART OF NATION BUILDING PROGRAMME ( Co-organized with Jabatan Pendidikan Sabah, Society Empowerment & Economic Development of Sabah (SEEDS) and Federation of Chinese Women of Sabah (FCWS).

A. INTRODUCTION Patriotism and one’s love for their country is not just about flying the national flag once a year. This physical and traditional action may no longer be effective amongst our younger generation when it comes to nurturing and inculcating love and loyalty to their home country.

Instead, alternative innovative approaches are required to engage the young nowadays to sow in them this ‘patriotic seed’. Therefore, this programme is aimed at re-introducing the young to the country’s golden olden times and awakening their sense of belonging towards their home country by re-enacting and expressing the past pride in their artwork. Through this expression of art, history can then become a practical reference for creating a better future in our country B. OBJECTIVE Project Objective • To cultivate a sense of nationhood and belonging through art • To encourage patriotism and instill loyalty into the hearts of young people by creating awareness about national values through the expression of art • To create awareness to the diverse race, ethnicity and cultures of our society especially in our youth • To further create an understanding of this diversity and thereby acceptance and respect for each other Chapter Objective • To initiate closer working relationships and interdependence between JCI, Education Ministry and other non-governmental organizations.

• To develop JCI KK members to be confident in organizing project • To attract new members.

• To learn and share with other non-governmental organizations.

• To publicly JCI to future youth of Malaysia

2016 THE OUTSTANDING YOUNG PERSON OF SABAH (TOYPS) A. INTRODUCTION The project has been successfully implemented. TOYM Award 2008 submission for 5 honourees was submitted. This project has also been successfully implemented 2009 TOYPS and 2011 TOYPS. We have attempted to revive this project back in year 2014 with no success. Hence, we now look forward to revive 2016 TOYPS as a Flagship project for JCI Kota Kinabalu.

B. OBJECTIVE Project Objective • To accord recognition to young Sabahan and Malaysian Individuals based in Sabah between the ages of 18 and 40, whose dedication to their profession

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or life undertakings has resulted in exceptional achievement, in the form of significant contributions to the progress or welfare of the community at large and the advancement of their respective field of endeavor.

To create public awareness and give proper recognition to the outstanding achievement of the honorees, thereby serving as inspirational examples and incentives to young Malaysian to forge ahead to greater heights of achievements in the spirit of selfless dedication for the further development of the community.

To promote variety of industry in Sabah and hence recognize the roles and contribution towards state and National development growth.

Chapter Objective • To initiate closer working relationships and interdependence between JCI, Chamber of Commerce, the Government, Corporations and the organizations.

• To develop JCI KK members to be confident in organizing project of this size • To attract new members.

• To make JCI KK a well-recognized youth development organization

WALK FOR DIABETES A. INTRODUCTION In Malaysia, childhood obesity rates also are climbing, from less than 10% a decade ago to nearly 14% in 2008, according to the most recent figures, saddling health systems with a new generation of diabetes, hypertension and other obesity-related illnesses Already, some 2.6 million adults have diabetes, a figure authorities expect to spike to 4.5 million in 2020.

Malaysia has a population of around 29 million. The prevalence of diabetes in Sabah has increased from 4.9% in 2006 to 9% in 2011. In Malaysia, ONE in FIVE Malaysians are diabetic.

B. OBJECTIVE Project Objective • To provide individuals touched by diabetes the opportunity to unite with others with a similar passion, and to raise critical funds for research focused on curing, treating and better preventing diabetes.

• To create public awareness regarding diabetes.

• To promote healthy lifestyle in Sabah • To promote Sabah’s world class medical tourism Chapter Objective • To initiate closer working relationships and interdependence between JCI, Kota Kinabalu Council, the Government, Corporations and the organizations.

• To develop JCI KK members to be confident in organizing project of this size.

• To attract new members.

• To make JCI KK a well-recognized youth development organization.

organising committee Organising Chairlady Lim Fang Yi

Secretary, Registration Manager Wendy Chan Treasurer Patrick Teo Floor Manager Seyi Chia & Clement Chin Sound & Light Manager Daneil Chan Venue Manager Jelly Master of Ceremony Jelly & Victoria Su International Affairs and Logistic Manager Vincent Ho & Nelson Lai IT Manager Jonathan Sim Sponsorship Director Nelson Lai Committee Members Daphne Lo & Doris Thian

JCI KOTA KINABALU CHAPTER AWARDS The All Kota Kinabalu Jaycees Award In recognition of: An individual member who has continued to render outstanding services to the Jaycees movement for a continuous period of a minimum of four years. _________________________________________________________________________

Community Development Project Award In recognition of: The best local community development project. _________________________________________________________________________

The Membership Award In recognition of: The best programme incorporating membership extension, recruitment, induction and assimilation. _________________________________________________________________________

Leadership Development Award In recognition of: the best programme in the field of leadership development. This includes such items as Effective Speaking Course, Management Course and any other projects of a self-development nature. _________________________________________________________________________

The Special Project Award In recognition of: The best project or programme which does not fall within the parameters of any awards category. _________________________________________________________________________

The Best Overall Project Award In recognition of: The best overall local project. _________________________________________________________________________

Outstanding Project Chairman Award In recognition of: A project chairman for his outstanding leadership in organising a project or program. _________________________________________________________________________

The Best Senator of the Year Award In recognition of: outstanding personal contribution and achievement of a JCI Senator in the interest of the Chapter since becoming a Senator. _________________________________________________________________________

The Outstanding New Member Award In recognition of: An Individual member who continue to show strong support dedication and enthusiasm during his/her first two years of membership. _________________________________________________________________________

The Outstanding Jaycee of the Year Award In recognition of : A current member, who has done the most to promote the organisation by making the greatest personal contribution towards its development since he/she becomes a member for at least three years. _________________________________________________________________________

The Most Outstanding Past President Award In recognition of: A Past President who continue to show strong support dedication and enthusiasm for the chapter and its members. _________________________________________________________________________

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