Group Information

Category:

Geographical

Description:

This Committee is responsible for the delivery of all IET activities throughout the Asia Pacific region.

The committee members of the CC-AP are:
Dr Karla Smith (New Zealand) [Chairperson of CC-AP]
Mr Thomas Yi [Senior Staff Member]
Ms Isabel Hui [Staff Member, Secretary]
Dr Derek Boardman (Australia)
Dr Matthew Teow (Malaysia)
Dr Edmund Lai (New Zealand)
Dr Tang Shi Siong (Brunei)
Mr Chia Loon Cheng (Singapore) [YP representative]
Mr David Yiu (Hong Kong) [YP representative]

Access:

Public

Members:

292

Highlights

Welcome to the IET Communities Committee - Asia Pacific (CC-AP)

Dr Karla Smith

CC-AP looks after the various communities in the Asia-Pacific region. At present we have Local Networks (LNs) in Australia, Brunei, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Sinapore, and Taipei. But that doesn't mean we can't have more!

We hope that this online community can become a place for people from around the region to discuss topics of interest, give each other support, and become a true community. Everyone is welcome, from the newest student member to a volunteer who has been intricately involved with the IET for 50 years.

Please introduce yourself, start a discussion topic, or join in on an existing one. We'd love to hear from you!

If you'd like to know more about what CC-AP does, subscribe to the blog - we're aiming to do regular updates, keeping you informed of what we're doing, and what's going on in the region.

Finally, if you'd like to know more about what I do, have a look at my blog - A Volunteer in Godzone (aka New Zealand)

Dr Karla Smith, CC-AP Chairperson
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Blog

Victoria YP relaunched the Leadership Programme 2017

The Victoria Young Professionals Committee relaunched the Leadership programme in 2017 after the inaugural programme concluded in 2014. Leadership programme v2.0, as it is affectionately known, has been revamped in terms of timing and content. The candidates selected represent a variety of engineering disciplines from local universities. ... read more...

Posted by Chia Loon Cheng on Communities Committee - Asia Pacific (CC-AP) Jul 17, 2017 1:58 am BST