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Global Public Policy ConferenceGlobal Public Policy Conference

20052005

A Presentation A Presentation onon

by LEE Boon Kokby LEE Boon KokChairmanChairman

Contents

• Introduction

• The Hosts

• The Location

• The Program

• The Facilities

• The Additional Attractions

• Progress To Date

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Introduction Introduction Background Background

Malaysia via PIKOM and MDC bided and won the rights to Malaysia via PIKOM and MDC bided and won the rights to

host GPPC 2003host GPPC 2003

GPPC 2003 deferred to GPPC2005 due to general fear of GPPC 2003 deferred to GPPC2005 due to general fear of

travelingtraveling

Hosting of GPPC 2003 was initiated by the Multimedia Hosting of GPPC 2003 was initiated by the Multimedia

Development Corporation (MDC)Development Corporation (MDC)

Global public policy is one of the main agenda of the MSCGlobal public policy is one of the main agenda of the MSC

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Introduction Introduction Significance of GPPC 2005Significance of GPPC 2005

Second WITSA’s GPPC event after an Second WITSA’s GPPC event after an

interval of 6 yearsinterval of 6 years

Excellent timing to examine the impact of Excellent timing to examine the impact of

ICT policies on the World as many events ICT policies on the World as many events

has taken place (Sept 11, terrorist threats, has taken place (Sept 11, terrorist threats,

Iraq war)Iraq war)

Contents

• Introduction

• The Hosts

• The Location

• The Program

• The Facilities

• The Additional Attractions

• Progress To Date

The HostMalaysia – the host country

Wide usage of English

Gateway to Asia Pacific Market

Competitive cost

Experienced in Organising International Event

Strong Support from Government and Business Leaders

Multi-cultural with attractive tourist destinations

Financially strong to be the host

World-Class Event Location

The Host- Co-Organizers

                    

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The Host The Host About PIKOM – the host associationAbout PIKOM – the host association

Formed in 1986 as the Representative Body for the Formed in 1986 as the Representative Body for the Malaysian ICT IndustryMalaysian ICT Industry

Main functions include representations at Main functions include representations at government forums, trade shows, ICT awards, government forums, trade shows, ICT awards, representations at regional forums and representations at regional forums and provisions of membership servicesprovisions of membership services

440 Member Companies to date440 Member Companies to date

Membership commands 80% of the ICT Membership commands 80% of the ICT businesses in Malaysiabusinesses in Malaysia

Member of WITSA since 1996Member of WITSA since 1996

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The Host The Host About Multimedia Development Corporation (MDC)About Multimedia Development Corporation (MDC)

Established to facilitate the development of the Established to facilitate the development of the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) and to expedite Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) and to expedite the entry of investors into the MSC. the entry of investors into the MSC.

Empowered to grant MSC Status to companies Empowered to grant MSC Status to companies wishing to locate their operations in the MSC. wishing to locate their operations in the MSC.

900+ number of MSC status companies to date900+ number of MSC status companies to date

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The Host The Host About Asian Strategy & Leadership Institute (ASLI)About Asian Strategy & Leadership Institute (ASLI)

Engaged in the research and implementation of Engaged in the research and implementation of strategic leadership programs, publications, strategic leadership programs, publications, conferences, CEO membership forums and conferences, CEO membership forums and international business missionsinternational business missions

A premier conference organizer providing A premier conference organizer providing platforms for the best minds to discuss issues of platforms for the best minds to discuss issues of strategic importance to government and businessstrategic importance to government and business

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• Introduction

• The Hosts

• The Location

• The Program

• The Facilities

• The Additional Attractions

• Progress To Date

Palace of the Golden Horses

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

6th to 8th Sept 2005

The LocationWhere and When

• “Asia’s Most Extraordinary Hotel” - world-class award

winning luxury hotel • Dedicated convention centre• Situated at the shores of a magnificent 150-acre lake in

the MINES Resort City

The LocationPalace of the Golden Horses

Host venue for international events including: -

• Seventh Level Summit of the Group of 15 (1997)• 2nd ASEAN informal Summit (1997)• Fourth Pacific Dialogue (1998)• APEC (1998)• Formula One Grand Prix (1999, 2000, 2001)• Le Man 2001 (2001)

The LocationPalace of the Golden Horses

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The LocationThe LocationWhen : 6 – 8 Sept 2005When : 6 – 8 Sept 2005

In conjunction with Malaysia ICT Week (First Week In conjunction with Malaysia ICT Week (First Week of September) of September)

Premier world-class ICT event, expected to attract Premier world-class ICT event, expected to attract

more than 400 exhibitors and 30,000 visitorsmore than 400 exhibitors and 30,000 visitors

Components of the ICT week include Components of the ICT week include

- - High Level Meeting: International Advisory Panel Meeting High Level Meeting: International Advisory Panel Meeting

chaired chaired by the Prime Minister by the Prime Minister

- Parallel conferences- Parallel conferences

- Exhibitions (MSC Expo, National E-Commerce Week Expo, - Exhibitions (MSC Expo, National E-Commerce Week Expo,

Multimedia Asia Expo) Multimedia Asia Expo)

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• Introduction

• The Hosts

• The Location

• The Program

• The Facilities

• The Additional Attractions

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The ProgramThe Program- Theme- Theme

Issues on governance and democracy and their Issues on governance and democracy and their impact on peopleimpact on people

Global Governance in the Global Governance in the Network EconomyNetwork Economy

Focus on the Global Impact of ICT policies and Focus on the Global Impact of ICT policies and looking beyond governance within countrieslooking beyond governance within countries

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Contents : Global issuesContents : Global issues

Speakers : World Class Speakers, global Speakers : World Class Speakers, global representationrepresentation

Activities : Good mix of business & pleasure Activities : Good mix of business & pleasure

The Program The Program - Design Principles- Design Principles

Contents

• Introduction

• The Hosts

• The Location

• The Program

• The Facilities

• The Additional Attractions

• Progress To Date

The FacilitiesKL Sentral

KLIA Express

KLIA

KLIA

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• Introduction

• The Hosts

• The Location

• The Program

• The Facilities

• The Additional Attractions

• Progress To Date

Spectacular Shopping Centers within the vicinity

Our Additional Attractions

KLCC SuriaKLCC Suria Mid-Valley Mega Mall KLIA Duty Free Mall

A wide variety of local and international cuisine

to suit different taste-buds

SATAY (Barbecued meat) LOCAL CAKESNASI LEMAKNASI LEMAK

(Coconut Rice)(Coconut Rice)

Our Additional Attractions

Indoor and outdoor leisure activities in, around and outside KL

Our Additional Attractions

Our Additional Attractions - Glimpse of Malaysia

Many interesting monuments reflecting Malaysia’s colorful past and historical heritage.

KL houses the National Museum and Library where more information about the country’s history, culture and its people are available.

Our Additional Attractions - Places of Interests

Historical monuments

Museums and libraries

Being the capital of a multi-cultural country, many colorful cultural and religious festivals can be seen and experienced in KL.

Our Additional Attractions - Places of Interests

Cultural and religious festivals

Near KL are several world-class resorts catering to a variety of tastes ranging from sunny beaches, cool hillsides to exciting forest reserves.

Holiday resorts

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Initiated publicity effort to draw interestsInitiated publicity effort to draw interests

Program contents and speaker invitations will Program contents and speaker invitations will be launched by July 2004be launched by July 2004

Sponsorship details will be circulated starting Sponsorship details will be circulated starting July 2004July 2004

Event venue identified and securedEvent venue identified and secured

Conference Fees – US$500 per personConference Fees – US$500 per person

Progress-to-dateProgress-to-date

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GPPC 2005 website will be available in July GPPC 2005 website will be available in July 20042004

www.gppc2005.netwww.gppc2005.net

www.gppc2005.comwww.gppc2005.com

www.gppc2005.org

Progress-to-dateProgress-to-date

Platinum sponsor - USD 30,000

Gold sponsor - USD 20,000

Silver sponsor - USD 10,000

Sponsorship details will be circulated from July

2004 onwards

Progress-to-dateProgress-to-date- Sponsorship Opportunities

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Progress-to-dateProgress-to-date- - Your Assistance RequiredYour Assistance Required

Comments on Program ContentsComments on Program Contents Identifying sponsorships Identifying sponsorships Identifying and proposing speakers Identifying and proposing speakers Attendees SolicitationAttendees Solicitation

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Contact InformationContact Information

The Association of the Computer and Multimedia The Association of the Computer and Multimedia Industry of Malaysia (PIKOM)Industry of Malaysia (PIKOM)

Khoo Hock Aun, Executive DirectorKhoo Hock Aun, Executive Director

((info@pikom.org.my, khoo@pikom.org.my) Multimedia Development Corporation (MDC)Multimedia Development Corporation (MDC)

Najat Ahmad MarzukiNajat Ahmad Marzuki

((info@mdc.com.my, najat@mdc.com.my)

Thank you&

See you in Kuala Lumpur