(Sibu, 23rd) The Junior Chamber International Mandarin Sibu (JCI Mandarin Sibu) recently visited local business Printaland as part of a member development and business observation activity.
Printaland is a brand under Faith 3D Tech Sdn Bhd. On the day of the visit, members were received for an on-site learning experience, enabling participants to gain deeper insights into the operational model of local businesses.
The association’s president, Simon Tiong Yong Yee, stated that the purpose of the visit was to expose members to real business environments, broaden their horizons, and enhance leadership and entrepreneurial mindsets.
“During the visit, we toured the production area, observing the operation of various printing and 3D-related equipment.”
“We also learned about the entire production process, from design and processing to the output of finished products, with some completed items showcased on site for participants to better understand the company’s capabilities and applications.”
The activity was hosted by the company’s person-in-charge, Jocelyn Ting, who introduced participants to the company’s background, development journey, core business, and encouraged interactive exchanges.
Attendees also included Printaland founder Ferdinand Wong, JCI Malaysia National Vice President and Sarawak Area Chairman Siew Young Ming, National Vice President Jervis Jong, as well as JCI Youth Methodist Pilley Institute (MPI) advisor Alison Hii.
For more information about JCI Mandarin Sibu activities, please contact Simon Tiong Yong Yee (016-8556652).
Printaland is a brand under Faith 3D Tech Sdn Bhd. On the day of the visit, members were received for an on-site learning experience, enabling participants to gain deeper insights into the operational model of local businesses.
The association’s president, Simon Tiong Yong Yee, stated that the purpose of the visit was to expose members to real business environments, broaden their horizons, and enhance leadership and entrepreneurial mindsets.
“During the visit, we toured the production area, observing the operation of various printing and 3D-related equipment.”
The activity was hosted by the company’s person-in-charge, Jocelyn Ting, who introduced participants to the company’s background, development journey, core business, and encouraged interactive exchanges.
Attendees also included Printaland founder Ferdinand Wong, JCI Malaysia National Vice President and Sarawak Area Chairman Siew Young Ming, National Vice President Jervis Jong, as well as JCI Youth Methodist Pilley Institute (MPI) advisor Alison Hii.
For more information about JCI Mandarin Sibu activities, please contact Simon Tiong Yong Yee (016-8556652).