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TUAN YANG TERUTAMATUN DATUK PATINGGI ABANG HAJI MUHAMMAD SALAHUDDIN

S.M.N., D.P., S.P.M.P., S.P.D.K., D.U.P.N., D.U.N.M., P.C.D.

YANG DI-PERTUA NEGERI SARAWAK

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YANG AMAT BERHORMATPEHIN SRI HAJI ABDUL TAIB MAHMUD

S.B.S., D.K.(JOHOR), D.K.(PAHANG), D.P., P.S.M., S.P.D.K., S.U.M.W., S.S.D.K., S.S.A.P., D.G.S.M.,D.P.P.N., S.S.S.A., S.P.M.T., KT.W.E.(THAILAND), KEPN(INDONESIA), S.P.M.B.(BRUNEI), K.O.U.(KOREA),

AO(AUSTRALIA), P.C.D.

KETUA MENTERI SARAWAK

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RotaryPan Borneo Landscape Project taken on 9/11/13

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2013-14 DISTRICT ROTARY FOUNDATION SEMINAR 26TH PAN BORNEO INTER-CLUB MEET

Grand Margherita Hotel, Kuching 16 November 2013

Host Club: Rotary Club of Kuching Central

SEMINAR PROGRAM MASTER OF CEREMONIES PP Patrick Panai RC Kuching Jaya

1330-1335 OPENING ADDRESS | GOALS FOR THE YEAR DG Chew Ghim Bok 1335-1355 KEYNOTE ADDRESS PDG Muhammad Faiz Kidwai Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator “The Art of Giving” 1355-1415 PDG Dr Wu Dar Ching RC Garden City / Chair, District Rotary Foundation Committee “Your District Foundation – Where Do We Go From Here?” 1415-1435 PDG Datuk Hj Zainie Abdul Aucasa RC Kota Kinabalu / Assistant Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator “Responsible Management of Rotary Foundation

Funds” 1435-1455 PP Gladys Pang RC Marina City / Chair, Grants Subcommittee, District Rotary Foundation Committee “Funding Rotary’s Large-Scale Projects and Activities” 1455-1515 PP Jeff Yong RC Bandar Seri Begawan “Eradicating Polio: Rotary’s Top Priority” 1515-1535 Coffee Break 1535-1555 DGE Hj Andre Suharto RC Kuching Central “Understanding the SHARE System of Foundation Funding” 1555-1615 PP Michael Yee RC Garden City / Chair, Fundraising Subcommittee, District Rotary Foundation Committee “Raising Funds for Rotary’s Worldwide Humanitarian Programs” 1615-1725 PANEL DISCUSSION: “Doing Good through The Rotary Foundation” 1615-1620 OPENING REMARKS & INTRODUCTION TO SURVEY: PDG Fong Hoe Beng RC Singapore East Session Chair 1620-1627 PDG Abang Nawawi Abang Drahman RC Bintulu “Identifying Good Project Partners” 1627-1634 DGN Philip Chong RC Likas Bay “Aligning Club Activities with the Areas of Focus”

1634-1641 PDG Edward Sung Burongoh RC Kota Kinabalu “Changing Lives by Giving to the Foundation” 1641-1648 PP Dr Ho Loon Shin RC Kulai “Doing Good through The Rotary Foundation” 1648-1655 Audience Participation: Survey Questions

1655-1725 Open Forum | Conclusions | Consensus & Possible Action 1725-1730 CLOSING ADDRESS DG Chew Ghim Bok

ENGAGEROTARY

CHANGELIVES

PROGRAM SUMMARYDAY 1

15th November 2013 (Friday)TIME FUNCTION VENUE

08:00 - 17:00 Registration Grand Margherita Hotel, 1st Floor, Dewan Asajaya Foyer

10:45 - 17:30 Golf Fellowship(Person-in-charge PE Louis Yong and PP Kho Ping) Samarahan Country Club

10:45 All golfers to assemble Grand Margherita Hotel Lobby

11:00Depart for Sarawak Club Golf Resort at Kota Samarahan

(Enroute to pick up other golfing Rotarians who are staying at 360Hotel. Pick up at 360Hotel is at 11:15am sharp)

Grand Margherita Hotel

12:30 Arrive at club house Samarahan Country Club13:00 Tee off17:30 Transfer back to hotel

Presentation of Golf Prizes will be done at the Welcome DinnerTotal Prizes: 5 Nett prizes and 3 Gross prizes

16:00 - 19:00 PM House of Friendship Santubong Room3rd floor Grand Margherita Hotel

Master of Ceremony PP Aw Tai Hui

WELCOME DINNERGrand Margherita Hotel Poolside Buffet Dinner

15th November 2013 (Friday)

Grand Margherita Hotel Poolside Buffet Dinner

Dress Code: Smart Casual

19:15 Arrival of Rotarians and Spouses

19:25 Arrival of Rotary International District 3310 Governor Chew Ghim Bok & District First Lady Phyllis

19:30 Arrival of Guest of Honour YB Datuk Dr. Jerip Susil & Datin Lee Chai Foong

19:45 Buffet Dinner Commences20:30 Presentation Of Golf Prizes by President Patrick Luk

20:45Signing Ceremony of Sister Club Agreement between

Rotary Club of Kuching Central and Rotary Club of Bandar Seri Begawan (Rotarian in attendance: Pp Thomas Ngu)

21:00 Address by Guest of Honour, YB Datuk Dr. Jerip Susil, Assistant Minister for Public Health, Sarawak

26th PAN BORNEO INTER-CLUB MEETING

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ENGAGEROTARY

CHANGELIVES

PROGRAM SUMMARYDAY 2

16th November 2013 (Saturday)Master of Ceremony: PP Aw Tai Hui Dress Code: Formal

TIME FUNCTION VENUE

08:00 to 12:00 Registration Grand Margherita Hotel, 1st Floor, Dewan Asajaya Foyer

OPENING CEREMONY Dress Code:- FormalGrand Margherita Hotel Dewan Asajaya (1st

Floor)

08:00 - 08:15 Community Singing

08:30 - 09:10 Conference calls to order

Presentation of National Flags and Anthems

Welcome address by Organizing Chairperson, PP Sylvester Fong

DG Chew Ghim Bok to conduct roll call of clubs

DG Chew Ghim Bok recognizes the following:* Rotary Regional Coordinators* Past District Governors & Spouses* District Governor Elect & Spouse* District Governor Nominees & Spouse* Assistant Govenors & Spouses* District 3310 Officers* Major Donors* Endowment Benefactors* Club Presidents & Spouses

* Past Presidents & Spouses* Paul Harris Fellows * Rotary Foundation Sustaining Members* Rotarians attending Pan Borneo Meet for the first time* Visiting Rotarians from outside Pan Borneo Group - From District 3300 - From District 3310 Peninsular Malaysia - From Singapore* Rotaractors & Interactors

Call for a moment of silence In memory of Departed Rotarians

DG Chew Ghim Bok to declare 26th Pan Borneo Inter Club Meet opened

Address by Host Club President Patrick Luk

09:10 - 10:15 MC invites DGE Hj Andre Suharto to introduce the speaker

Plenary SessionRotary Excellence by PP Dr Siva Ananthan

(LTT Global Consultants & member of Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur)

10:15 - 10:30 Tea Break

10:30 - 11:30MC invites PDG Datuk Hj Zainie Abdul Aucasa to introduce the speaker

Session 1: "Leadership, its development & mentoring in a non-profit organisation" by En Zainal Arifin Khalid, Nelson Buchanan & Oostergard (NBO Leadership)

11:30 - 12.00MC invites PDG Edward Sung Burongoh to introduce the speaker

Session 2: ‘Improving the community in partnership with Rotary’By Ms Ung Su Ling, CEO of Yayasan Rakyat 1 Malaysia

12:00 - 12.30MC invites Corporate Rotary Member Dato' Richard Curtis to introduce the speaker

Session 3: Investment in SCORE - Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy by RECODA

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch Break Grand Margherita Hotel Pelagus Room (3rd Floor)

13:30 - 17:30 Rotary Foundation Seminar (Refer to separate programme) Grand Margherita Hotel Dewan Asajaya(1st Floor)

17:30 - 19:00 House of Friendship Santubong Room 3rd floor Grand Margherita Hotel

19:15-23:00 Governor's Banquet Dinner (Refer to separate programme) Grand Margherita HotelDewan Asajaya (1st Flr)

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ENGAGEROTARY

CHANGELIVES

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PROGRAM SUMMARYDAY 2 16th November 2013 (Saturday)

GOVERNOR’S BANQUETMaster of Ceremony: PP Aw Tai Hui Dress Code: Formal

TIME FUNCTION

18:30 Entertainment19:15 Arrival of delegates

19:40 Arrival of Guest of HonourRotary International District 3310 Governor Chew Ghim Bok & District First Lady Phyllis

19:45

Toast to Duli Yang Maha Mulia Seri Paduka Baginda Yang Di-Pertuan Agong by President Patrick LukToast to Tuan Yang Terutama Yang Dipertua Negeri Sarawak by PP Chieng Lee Ching

Toast to Rotary International by DGE Hj. Andre SuhartoDinner Presentation

20:00 Cultural Dances20:45 Recognition of Major Donors and above by RRFC PDG Muhammad Faiz Kidwai

20:55 Speech by Guest of HonourRotary International District 3310 Governor Chew Ghim Bok

21:10 Presentation of memento to Guest of Honour by President Patrick Luk21:15 Word of thanks by Organising Chairperson

21:25Dinner Continues

Promotions of 24th Presidents Elect Training Seminar & District Training Assembly (27-30 March 2014) KSL Resort, Johor Bahru and 23rd District Conference 2014 (16-18 May 2014), Bayview Beach Resort, Penang

22:00 Entertainment23:00 Good Night

Spouse Programme16th November 2013 (Saturday)

TIME FUNCTION

10:30 Meet at Hotel lobby. Transfer to Telang Usan Hotel

10:45 Welcome Drinks on arrival.

11:00Morning Tea

Cooking demo showcasing a few of our ethnic dishes12:30 Lunch

14:00

City Tour. Coach tour passing through the major historical sights of Kuching.Visit Sarakraf Pavilion. Set in a historic building hand-built during the Brooke Era about 120 years ago, Sarakraf Pavilion brings to you a visiting experience that is rich in history and reflects the fascinating

sentiment of the time.The Sarakraf Arts and Craft Heritage Center features craft lessons, preserves and sells arts

and crafts that could not be seen elsewhere. See weavers at work.Kek Lapis outlet.

Main Bazaar17:00 Drop off at Grand Margherita Hotel.

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PROGRAM SUMMARYDAY 3 17th November 2013 (Sunday)

“Visit to 26th Pan Borneo Community Project”Master of Ceremony: PP Aw Tai Hui Dress Code: Smart Casual

TIME FUNCTION VENUE

8:00-8:15 All delegates to assemble Grand Margherita Hotel Lobby

8:15 Bus departs for Rotary Pan Borneo Project Site Grand Margherita Hotel

9:00 Arrival of Guests at Pan Borneo Meet Project site

Pusat Jantung Hospital Umum Sarawak, Kota Samarahan Expressway, 94300, Kota

Samarahan, Sarawak

9:15

Arrival of Guest of Honour, DG Chew Ghim Bok

Welcoming Speech by 26th Pan Borneo Organising Chairperson, PP Sylvester Fong

Project Briefing by Project Chairman, Rtn. Dato' Steve Ng

Remarks by DG Chew Ghim Bok

10:00

Launch of Pan Borneo Meet Community Project

Signing of Plague

A tour of the project site

10:15 Adjourn to Auditorium for Refreshments

10:45 Press Conference

11:00-12:00MC invites to invite PDG Abang Hj Nawawi to introduce the speaker

Session 3:"Love Your Heart" by Prof Dr Sim Kui Hian

12:00-12:15 Closing Ceremony Closing remarks by DG Chew Ghim Bok

12:30 Depart for Pusat Jantung Hospital Umum Sarawak for Grand Margherita Hotel

13:15 Arrive at Grand Margherita HotelGrand Margherita Hotel

13:15-14:00 Farewell Lunch

Important Notes:Delegates are kindly requested to show their nametags at all events for admission to conference hall, entitlement to meals and entrance to House of Friendship.

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PAST PRESIDENT DR SIVA ANANTHANPMP PHF PHD DBA LLB(HONS) FABE MSIDO ICP

Dr Siva Ananthan is the Founder and CEO of LTT Global Consultants, a corporate and legal advisory and project funding consultancy based in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.

Dr Siva has had a diverse career, starting out in education as the founder and former owner of Malaysia’s largest private law school – Advance Tertiary College (ATC). Dr Siva was actively involved in Malaysia’s private education industry from 1985 until 2003. He served as the youngest ever President of the National Association of Private Educational Institutions (NAPEI) from 1990 – 2000 and was responsible for reshaping and redefining the role of private colleges as responsible corporate citizens during their infant stages of development. For his efforts he was recognized by the then Minister of Education, Dato’ Seri Najib Tun Razak (who is now the Prime Minister of Malaysia) with an Award for Outstanding Contribution to Private Education in 2001. He was also awarded the Royal Title of Order of Paduka Mahkota Perak (P.M.P.) by His Royal Highness Sultan Azlan Shah of Perak, Malaysia.

During this time Dr Siva also served as Malaysia’s first Director to the Pan Pacific Association of Private Education (PAPE) and was a Governing Council Member of the ASEAN Law Association (ALA).

An active Rotarian, Dr Siva is a Past President and a Charter Member of the Rotary Club of Greater Kuala Lumpur. He has been a Rotarian since 1990. During this time he has served in District 3300 in many capacities including Assistant Governor, Deputy District Trainer, Chairman of the Awards Committee, Chairman of the MDR Committee, Chairman of the Literacy Task Force and Organising Chair for the Visits of two Rotary International Presidents. He has also been a member of the District Training Team and GDL for many years.

Dr Siva was also a Trainer at the 2011 Bali Rotary Institute’s District Trainer Training Seminar and the 2012 Selangor Rotary Institute’s Governors Elect Training Seminar. Dr Siva was also the keynote speaker at the first Multi District PETS in the Philippines comprising of 10 Districts. He has also spoken at numerous Assemblies and Conferences in many Districts around the Rotary world.

Dr Siva is a Paul Harris Fellow and Major Donor (Level 2) of The Rotary Foundation.

Dr Siva is currently the Chair of the District Strategic Action Plan Committee and Rotary Leadership Institute Committee of D3300.

Dr Siva is well known for his highly thought provoking and entertaining presentations. Dr Siva truly believes that Rotary provides the impetus for action to make the world a better place. Today he will inspire you with his presentation – ROTARY EXCELLENCE.

ABOUT YAYASAN RAKYAT 1MALAYSIA

Yayasan Rakyat 1Malaysia (the “Foundation”), which was incorporated in January 2013, is a charitable foundation dedicated towards benefitting Malaysians from all walks of life in line with the principles of 1Malaysia.

The Foundation’s activities are geared towards engaging and helping Malaysians, particularly the less fortunate and those in need, and to equip them with building blocks to achieve a better future. Towards this end, the Foundation focuses on three areas – Improving quality of life, Education and Sports.

The Foundation is chaired by YAB Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak, the Prime Minister of Malaysia.

UNG SU LING

Su Ling is the CEO of Yayasan Rakyat 1Malaysia. A lawyer by training, she has worked primarily in the financial services industry. Prior to joining Yayasan Rakyat 1Malaysia, she was head of Corporate Responsibility at CIMB Group. Over the past five years, Su Ling has worked alongside Rotary Clubs of Rotary International Districts 3310 and 3300 in community projects throughout Malaysia.

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NBO Leadership Sdn Bhd, a Partner of NBO Group, is one of Malaysia’s leading providers of Consulting, Learning & Development Services which include Consulting & Facilitation, Diagnostics & Assessment Tools and Learning & Development.

The NBO Group has been conducting leadership development, communication and interpersonal skills training across Asia since 1988. It is one of Asia’s most respected communication consulting firms, with offices in Hong Kong, Singapore, the United States and Partners in Europe, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and South Africa.

Each NBO Group program is designed to fit the specific learning objectives of the Clients, who include many of the Fortune 500 companies. With worldwide experience, the programs and products are tailored for multicultural environments.

The NBO Group employs leading edge tools in each customized engagement including Thomas PPA, Thomas TST, 16PF and the NBO Group’s unique online 360º Leadership Survey. NBO’s Executive Coaches add value to each personalized coaching experience by linking individual personality and behavior to desired performance objectives.

NBO’s Trainers emphasis is on the development of practical competencies, not stereotyped techniques. This approach delivers greater impact with a training session, a lasting application by the participant, and a return on investment for the organization.

We also work with other partners to customize training and consulting programs. For example, we are partners with Thomas International in using their Thomas DISC assessment tools.

Clients include GLC’s, MNC’s and local Conglomerates/SMI’s.

ZAINAL ARIFIN KHALID

Zainal Arifin Khalid has nearly 30 years’ career experience in education, fast moving consumer goods, information technology, management consulting and leadership development. He started his career in MARA in 1981 where he lectured initially in Mathematics at MRSM Kulim and subsequently lectured in Computer Science at MARA’s EDP School in Kuala Lumpur. He joined Malaysian Tobacco Company plc in 1983 as Systems Analyst and prior to his departure in 1989 he was the Marketing Information Manager. Subsequently he joined Nestle Malaysia plc in 1990 as Management Information Systems Manager before returning to Malaysian Tobacco Company plc in 1991 as Management Services Manager. In 1995 he became Head of IT, South East Asia for British American Tobacco plc. He was instrumental in setting up the first shared service IT centre for BAT in Asia Pacific then and became its first Head in 1997. The shared services centre was later renamed to BAT Group Service Delivery. Zainal Arifin Khalid undertook his first general management assignment in 1998 when he became Country Manager for British American Tobacco Thailand. In 2000, he returned to British American Tobacco Malaysia plc as Information Technology Director and became a member of their Top Team. In addition he had leadership responsibility for BAT’s Group Service Delivery Kuala Lumpur which by then was one of three global shared services centres for BAT. Since then he held various senior leadership positions for BAT in Malaysia, the Asia Pacific region and the BAT Group globally. Zainal Arifin Khalid left BAT Malaysia in 2008. In 2009 he was appointed as Director for NBO Leadership Sdn Bhd, a strategic transformation and leadership development company. His areas of interest include information technology as a value enabler, strategy and leadership development & facilitation and coaching. He holds a BA degree from California State University Chico and a MS degree from the University of Kentucky.

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PrOf Dr SIM KuI-HIANMBBS(Hons)(Monash), FRACP, FACC, FSCANZ, FESC, FAHA, FCAPSC, FSCAI, FAPSIC, FAMM, FNHAM

Prof Sim graduated from Monash University and completed his cardiology fellowship at Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne, Australia. Currently, he is Visiting Senior Consultant Cardiologist of Sarawak General Hospital Heart Centre, Senior Research Fellow of Clinical Research Centre @ Sarawak General Hospital as well as Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Health Science, University Malaysia Sarawak.

His research interests include cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, metabolic syndrome and ACS biomarkers in the multi-ethic Asian community. He is principal investigator/steering committee in more than 100 multicentre clinical studies in Malaysia.

Prof Sim is Member of Expert Writing Panel for Clinical Practise Guidelines on Management in cardiovascular disease in Malaysia; Task Force member of International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) on radiation protection in cardiology; Member of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)’s Expert Panel on Radiological Protection of Patients.

Currently, he is the President, Asian Pacific Society of Cardiology (APSC), Governor of Malaysia Chapter of the American College of Cardiology; Board Member of World Heart Federation; Executive Committee, Asian Society of Cardiac Imaging (ASCI); Immediate Past President, National Heart Association of Malaysia (NHAM) and Past Secretary General, Asian Pacific Society of Interventional Cardiology (APSIC).

Address : Dept of Cardiology, Sarawak General Hospital Heart Centre, 94300 Kota Samarahan, Sarawak MALAYSIATel : 60-82-28 11 11 Fax : 60-82-455 451HP : 60-19-8563229Email : [email protected]

● Fellow of Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP - Cardiology) 10/1997● Fellow of American College of Cardiology (FACC) 3/2000● Fellow of Society of Cardiovascular Angiography & Intervention, USA (FSCAI) 5/2005● Fellow of Cardiac Society of Australia & New Zealand (FCSANZ) 8/2005● Fellow of European Society of Cardiology (FESC) 8/2005● Fellow of Asian Pacific Society of Interventional Cardiology (FAPSIC) 10/2006● Fellow of ASEAN College of Cardiology (FAsCC) 4/2007● Fellow of National Heart Association of Malaysia (FNHAM) 4/2007● Fellow of American Heart Association (FAHA) 9/2007● Fellow of College of Asia Pacific Society of Cardiology (FCAPSC) 12/2007● Fellow of Academy of Medicine Malaysia (FAMM) 9/2008

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Preventative Blindness has been one of the Rotary International’s

principal area of focus, which has also been adopted by our

Rotary Club, Rotary Club of Kuching Central, as one of our club’s

significant project. This project entails the provision of free

cataract operations for low-income sector of our communities

in various parts of Sarawak.

This project has been carried out on a regular basis together with

our partners, namely doctors in the Sarawak Medical Services

and private hospitals in Kuching, and our main financial sponsor,

CIMB Community Link, the corporate social responsibility arm

of the CIMB Bank.

Our Club’s first avoidable blindness project was carried out in

Kapit from 5 to 8 December 2008, where free cataract operations

were successfully performed on 10 out of the 38 patients who

have been identified with matured cataracts during the eye-

screening project conducted on 17 to 18 November 2007.

The others could not be operated on due to various reasons

including co-existing medical conditions, self withdrawal and

failure to establish contact due to remote place of residence.

In January 2010, our Club brought our avoidable blindness

project to the remote Bario highlands. A total of 410 inhabitants

in Bario had their eyes and health checked by a team of medical

professionals. Of the 410 people, 73% are students of primary

and secondary schools, while the balance comprised of the

adult members of the community. The project was financed

by our club members. Sponsorship was provided by MASWings

which gave a 50% discount on the return airfares for the Bario-

Miri sector; Zeiss sponsored the lenses for the spectacles:

Association of Optometrist Malaysia provided the spectacle

frames and Rotary Club of Miri sponsored 20 pairs of reading

glasses.

In October 2010, the Rotary Club of Kuching Central launched

a Rotary Publicity on Wheels. Under this program, our Club

sponsored the publicity on 2 delivery vans owned by Khong Guan

Biscuit Factory. As these vans make its way to remote parts of

Sarawak delivering Khong Guan biscuits, the graphics on the van

convey the message that free cataracts operations are provided

for the needy by the Rotary Club of Kuching Central.

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In a concerted collaboration between CIMB Foundation, the

Department of Health Sarawak, the Ophthalmology Department

of Sarawak General Hospital and the Rotary Club of Kuching

Central, 29 cataract patients from the low income group living in

Serian, Sri Aman, Betong and Lundu were transported to the eye

Clinic at the Sarawak General Hospital where they underwent

cataract operations. All the 29 cataract operations were

successfully carried out over 2 days on 10 and 11 December2010.

All the patients were discharged on 12 December after post-

surgical examinations. The Project was fully sponsored by CIMB

Foundation.

From 9 to 12 June 2011, free cataract and ptergium operations

were carried out in the Daro Hospital for 43 low-income

individuals who lived in Pulau Beruit. These patients, each

accompanied by their next-of-kin, were transported by chartered

express boat to be admitted into the Daro Hospital. All the

operations were successful, and the patients were transported

back home to Pulau Beruit after post operation review.

The Project was financed by CIMB Foundation and other

sponsors, such as Harwood Timber Sdn Bhd and Normah

Medical Foundation and Charitable Trust Board as well as The

Crocodile Foundation of Singapore.

On 11 August 2012, our Club, with the sponsorship of CIMB

Foundation, donated 100 cataract lenses to the Sibu Hospital.

These lenses are provided for free to needy patients from Sibu,

Dalat, Kapit, and other nearby villages, who requires cataract

operations.

We were delighted to be given the opportunity to participate

in the launch of 1 Malaysia Mobile Ophthalmic Bus Service in

Sarawak. This Bus, the second to be launched in Malaysia, will

travel to remote parts of Sarawak which are not serviced with

medical facilities to carry out such ophthalmic services. Our

Club, through the sponsorship of CIMB Foundation, has

committed to this project by donating one unit of portable operating

table and one unit of A-Scan machine to be used in this service

activity.

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