Malaysians who made their mark in the latest Forbes 30 Under 30’s Clockwise from left: Tan, Annice, Tharma, Lee, Wu, Ong and Qyira (centre).
PETALING JAYA: Young Malaysians are making a mark everywhere – from politics to social issues and from information technology to creativity.
They have overcome what seemed like insurmountable odds to make a difference, not only for themselves but for others as well.
Blazing a trail for their peers are seven individuals who have made it to the latest Forbes 30 Under 30 list. They are among 300 individuals across Asia who have made it to the 2021 roll of honour.
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Don t miss out on the first Women Photographers Malaysia (WPM)’s Strength photo exhibition. Photo: Annice Lyn
Last call for submissions for Women Photographers Malaysia (WPM)’s first photo exhibition, which will be held from March 27 to April 4 at the soon-to-opened Petaling Jaya Performing Arts Centre (PJPAC).
The upcoming photo exhibition is titled
Strength.
“The inspiration behind the exhibition theme,
Strength, came about knowing that all of us had different journeys of how we got here for standing by other women and our mission to help inspire and empower personal wellness, ” says WPM co-founder Annice Lyn.
WPM was gearing up for an exhibition last November. But all plans had to be cancelled due to the pandemic restrictions.