Malaysian Govt Org INSKEN Names Viviantie Sarjuni as New CEO

• INSKEN appoints Viviantie Sarjuni as new Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
• Viviantie brings over 20 years of experience in multinational companies and government agencies
• The announcement was made via an official statement from INSKEN

Institut Keusahawanan Negara Berhad (INSKEN) has officially appointed Viviantie Sarjuni as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective at once.

In an announcement issued today, INSKEN highlighted Viviantie’s sizable enjoy spanning over many years across multinational agencies and government corporations, with a robust focus on generation, innovation, and creativity.

The organization expressed self-assurance that her leadership will in addition enhance INSKEN’s operational ability and strategic course. “It is hoped that Viviantie’s appointment will support INSKEN’s management and operations, at the same time as in addition empowering the country’s entrepreneurial environment by way of helping micro and informal marketers to stay aggressive and keep handing over nice services to Malaysians, specifically marketers,” the declaration examine.

Prior to this role, Viviantie served as CEO of the Sabah Creative Economy and Innovation Centre (SCENIC) and is presently President of Chevening Malaysia Alumni (2024–2026). She additionally chairs the Economic Subcommittee under the Sabah Women’s Advisory Council (MPWS).

Viviantie’s career has been marked via a sturdy emphasis on social entrepreneurship. She spent over a year in Scotland exploring Europe’s social innovation atmosphere and labored for 4 years with an agency in Albuquerque, New Mexico, gaining worldwide insights into innovation and entrepreneurship.

Her contributions were broadly recognised, with accolades including Kindness and Leadership: 50 Leading Lights within the Asia Pacific 2024, Wiki Impact’s 100 Changemakers in Malaysia 2024, and Sabah’s 100 Most Inspiring Women.

The INSKEN Board of Trustees and group of workers have welcomed her appointment and extended their appreciation to the Ministry of Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development (KUSKOP) for its approval.