Collaboration
Collaboration without borders
Amazing Malaysian talents can be found in all corners of the globe, and a recent study conducted by TalentCorp found that a high percentage of Malaysian talents abroad would like to contribute their expertise to the development of Malaysia without returning to the country.
That’s why MyHeart Collaboration was introduced. Since its inception we’ve had many success stories together with Malaysians living and working overseas, promoting brain circulation by connecting them with opportunities to collaborate to benefit Malaysia.
Why MyHeart Collaboration?
MyHeart Collaboration plays a crucial role in supporting the Malaysian workforce and Malaysia’s ever-growing need of skilled talents with global experience. By connecting with skilled Malaysian talents abroad, we are able to gain invaluable insights on their experience and potentially partner with them on different projects for different stakeholders.
Why MyHeart Collaboration?
MyHeart Collaboration plays a crucial role in supporting the Malaysian workforce and Malaysia’s ever-growing need of skilled talents with global experience. By connecting with skilled Malaysian talents abroad, we are able to gain invaluable insights on their experience and potentially partner with them on different projects for different stakeholders.
How MyHeart Collaboration works?
Outreach & Engagement
Speaking Engagement
Industry Collaboration & Partnership
Research Project
Knowledge Sharing
Past collaborations
A Malaysian in Hong Kong who is a Malaysian mezzo-soprano
Samantha made a conscious effort to focus her sharing NOT on singing, but on the various aspects of performance, something that Malaysian performers lacked...
An engineer with expertise in EV cooling system
Dr Aid shared with us the step-by-step process involved in designing a car using a simulation software where he explained why certain components are...
A Malaysian in the UK who is a researcher in Gene Therapy
During the session, Dr. Lim shared about her experience and journey in the research world and delved into the new developments being made in...
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
MyHeart Collaboration supports the Malaysian workforce and Malaysia’s growing need of skilled talents with global experience by collaborating with Malaysians abroad to gain insights on their experience and possible partnerships on varied projects with varied stakeholders.
Malaysians abroad will have the platform to contribute to the nation by transferring knowledge, skills and expertise from wherever they are via collaboration with key stakeholders.
MyHeart Collaboration projects can be in the form of, but not limited to, sharing sessions, speaking engagements, short-term projects, consultations, receiving grants from Malaysian organisation/ government, joint venture, business opportunities and research projects.
Terms and conditions of MyHeart Collaboration will depend on prior arrangements and discussions with stakeholders. Terms and conditions may include but are not limited to roles and responsibilities, payment, allowances, honorarium, logistical expenses, dividends and welfare benefits.
You can either search for MyHeart Collaboration opportunities using the search field on the left side of your dashboard or you can directly access the MyHeart Collaboration page where you can search for the list.
Please fill in the form and submit. Our team will get in touch with you.
Please fill in the form and submit. Our team will get in touch with you.
You can search on our “Past Projects” to refer to previous MyHeart Collaborations and projects done by Malaysian diaspora.
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Why MyHeart Collaboration?
MyHeart Collaboration plays a crucial role in supporting the Malaysian workforce and Malaysia’s ever-growing need of skilled talents with global experience. By connecting with skilled Malaysian talents abroad, we are able to gain invaluable insights on their experience and potentially partner with them on different projects for different stakeholders.
Past collaborations
