Advancing ESG Leadership in Malaysia: New Energy Behind a Growing Movement
- thefxigroup
- Sep 3
- 1 min read
ESG Association of Malaysia strengthens national dialogue on sustainable growth with a broader bench of innovation-minded advisors.

Malaysia’s journey toward sustainable development continues to gain traction, with Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles taking centre stage in how businesses and institutions define long-term value. As momentum builds, the ESG Association of Malaysia (ESGAM) plays a growing role in aligning public and private sector efforts, enabling companies to move from intention to impact.
In line with this mission, ESGAM has welcomed a new addition to its advisory board: Dato’ Seri Ivan Teh, a leader known for bridging technology and sustainability. With a background deeply rooted in digital innovation and ethical business transformation, his appointment signals the Association’s ongoing commitment to engaging diverse perspectives that reflect both current realities and future ambitions.
Dato’ Seri Ivan’s involvement brings a valuable lens to the ESG conversation—particularly around how emerging technologies such as AI, green tech, and digital infrastructure can support responsible innovation and inclusive growth. He is expected to contribute to national-level dialogues, support ESG framework development, and encourage businesses to integrate purpose into their profit strategies.
This development comes at a time when more organisations are realising that ESG is not just a checkbox exercise, but a strategic pathway to resilience, relevance, and regeneration. Through partnerships, shared insights, and collective leadership, ESGAM continues to advocate for measurable action across sectors—whether in decarbonisation, workforce inclusion, supply chain transparency, or community development.
By expanding its advisory network with leaders who embody both innovation and integrity, ESGAM is well-positioned to guide Malaysia toward a future where sustainability is not a siloed goal, but a shared way of operating across business and society.


