Government Representative
Parliament Malaysia
- Dewan Negara (Senate) of Malaysia
Representative: YB Senator Tan Sri Dato’ Low Kian Chuan
Ministry of Economic Affairs
- Special Task Force to Facilitate Business (PEMUDAH)
Representative: Datuk Ng Yih Pyng
Alternate: Dato' Jeffery Tan
- PEMUDAH Prive Sector
Representative: Dato’ Jeffery Tan,
Alternate: Mr. Michael Chai Woon Chew
Ministry of Economic Affairs - PEMUDAH Technical Working Groups (TWGs)
- Business Entry
Representative: Dato’ Jeffery Tan (Co-Chairman), Mr. Michael Chai Woon Chew
- Utility Services
Representative: Mr. Tan Ching Meng
- Labour
Representative: Mr. Boo Chin Liong
- Financial Services
Representative: Mr. Lee Yew Chen
- Business Competitiveness
Representative: Tan Sri Dato' Teo Chiang Kok
- Commercial Land
Representative：Mr. Tan Kar Peng（Alternative Chairman）
- International Trade
Representative: Ir. Ter Leong Leng
- Taxation
Representative: Datuk Koong Lin Loong
- Dispute Resolution
Representative: Mr. Michael Chai Woon Chew
- Market Competition
Representative: Mr. Michael Chai Woon Chew
- Business Insolvency
Representative: Mr. Michael Chai Woon Chew
- Food Cost
Representative: Dato’ Chin Boon Tak
- Sustainable Development Goal, including Aged Care
Representative: Datuk Wira Lim Chiun Cheong
Ministry of Finance
- MAVCAP
Representative: Tan Sri Datuk Ter Leong Yap
- Sales and Service Tax Committee
Representative: Datuk Ng Yih Pyng
- Royal Malaysian Customs / Private Sector Consultative Panel
Representative: Mr. Wong Yim Fatt, Mr. Loo Chea Hee, Mr. Kenneth Tiong, Mr. Khoo Liong Chuan
- Bank Negara Malaysia: Kaunseling & Pengurusan Kredit (AKPK)
Representative: Datuk Koong Lin Loong
- Bank Negara Malaysia: Small Debt Resolution Committee (SDRC) of Agensi Kaunseling & Pengurusan Kredit (AKPK)
Representative: Datuk Koong Lin Loong
Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry
- Malaysia-Singapore Business Council
Representative: Mr. Boo Chin Liong, Mr. Teoh Kok Lin
- Malaysia-Qatar Joint Business Council (MQJBC)
Representative: Dato’ Tan Tian Meng
- Malaysian National Shippers Council (MNSC)
Representative: Mr. Loo Chea Hee (Vice-Chairman)
Ministry of Transport
- Port Klang Port Consultative Committee (PCC)
Representative: Mr. Loo Chea Hee (Member)
Alternate: Mr. Michael Chai Woon Chew
Ministry of Human Resources
- National Wages Consultative Council (MPGN)
Representative: Dato’ Jeffery Tan,
- Pembangunan Sumber Manusia Berhad (HRD Corp.)
Representative: Mr. Boo Chin Liong
- Employment Insurance Committee
Representative: Dato’ Jeffery Tan,
Ministry of Human Resources - NHRCC Working Committees
- Labour and Human Resources Development Policy
Representative: Dato’ Jeffery Tan,
- Labour Administration
Representative: Mr. Gan Boon Khim
- Social Safety and Security
Representative: Datuk Yap Heng Or
- Foreign Labour Administration Policy
Representative: Tan Sri Dato' Teo Chiang Kok
- Industry Expert Committee (IEC)
Representative：Mr. Low Eng Tack (Member of Finance and Accounting Committee), Dato’ Jeffery Tan (Member of Productivity Committee), Mr. Loo Chea Hee (Member of Logistics, Warehousing and Supply Chain Committee), Mr. Ter Leong Leng (Member of Industry 4.0 Committee), Mr. Tan Kar Peng (Member of Legal and Law Committee)
Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs
- Franchise Advisory Council
Representative: Datuk Koong Lin Loong
Ministry of Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives
- SME Corporation Malaysia
Representative: Datuk Yap Heng Or
Ministry of Health
- Poison Board
Representative: Dato' Lau Tiam Kwee
Ministry of Higher Education
- Lifelong Learning Technical Committee
Representative: Dr. Leong Kai Hin
Ministry of National Unity
- National Unity Consultative Council
Representative: Dato’ Tan Tian Meng
Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation
- Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT)
Representative: Dato’ Tan Tian Meng
Centennial History of ACCCIM
Throughout the past century, ACCCIM has remained steadfast in its mission and contributions to the business community. When it was first founded in 1921, it represented Chinese merchants in petitioning the British colonial government for assistance to overcome trade recession and to address the plight of unemployed Chinese workers caused by the collapse of rubber prices. During World War II, ACCCIM mobilised fundraising to support China and Britain, and in the post-war period, it continued its mission to revive commerce while actively participating in the independence movement of Malaya.
Over the decades, ACCCIM has persistently played a constructive role in every stage of the nation’s economic development, working closely with the government to respond to changing times and to promote Malaysia’s growth. ACCCIM has also extended its network across ASEAN, forged closer ties with China, and connected with the world. In 2021, to commemorate its centennial anniversary, ACCCIM published the ACCCIM Centennial History Commerative Edition, documenting its remarkable century-long journey.
Click to download the Centennial E-Books to learn more about ACCCIM’s journey over the past century.