FusionExcel Expands into Queensland, Australia
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Monday, October 31, 2011
Sunday, October 30, 2011
FusionExcel Sponsored Miss Malaysia World 2011 Chloe Chen Appointed As Rotary Club's Brand Ambassador
The Rotary Club of Bandar Utama (RCBU) celebrated the 5th Installation Celebration on 27th August 2011 at The Club @ Bukit Utama. They launched a new logo and new song in conjunction with the Installation Celebration.
Amongst the VIPs who graced the event included Dr S Raveendra Kumar, The District Governor RY2011 -2012, the Incoming President KG Tan, the Outgoing President Kelly Lim and many more. FusionExcel being one of the sponsors contributed cash of RM 10,000 towards this auspicious event. FusionExcel was represented by its Founder Director Mr KS Lee, Chloe Chen, the newly crowned Miss Malaysia World 2011, Mr Patrick Chan FE Event Manager and Director Leader SP Wong.
The highlight of the program included a performance by the OKU Blind Godfrey Ooi and Patricia Lee. Another main attraction was the musical performance by RCBU Music Dream Centre autistic children Renee, Rong Chung and Jing Yan. These three autistic children were trained within a month and they were already able to put up a performance. It was indeed a successful start for the RCBU Music Dream Centre!
Chloe Chen, who had the attention and admiration of many that evening, was appointed as the Brand Ambassador of RCBU Music Dream Centre. The RCBU Music Dream Centre is a creative centre that caters exclusively to the learning disabled community with a newly renovated and fully air-conditioned centre in Perdana Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia which offers lessons in piano, percussion, guitar, drums, singing and dancing in group settings for persons with ages ranging from 7 to 21.
Towards the end of the evening, a special call was made to all guests present to respond to the "Adopt a Child" program. For a RM 150.00 per month, anyone can sponsor an OKU (disabled) child and make a difference to his/her life. Many who attended responded to this call including Mr. KS Lee and Chloe Chen who had exhibited the same FusionExcel's caring spirit which is expressed through its "Hope For Children" Charity Program.
Amongst the VIPs who graced the event included Dr S Raveendra Kumar, The District Governor RY2011 -2012, the Incoming President KG Tan, the Outgoing President Kelly Lim and many more. FusionExcel being one of the sponsors contributed cash of RM 10,000 towards this auspicious event. FusionExcel was represented by its Founder Director Mr KS Lee, Chloe Chen, the newly crowned Miss Malaysia World 2011, Mr Patrick Chan FE Event Manager and Director Leader SP Wong.
The highlight of the program included a performance by the OKU Blind Godfrey Ooi and Patricia Lee. Another main attraction was the musical performance by RCBU Music Dream Centre autistic children Renee, Rong Chung and Jing Yan. These three autistic children were trained within a month and they were already able to put up a performance. It was indeed a successful start for the RCBU Music Dream Centre!
Chloe Chen, who had the attention and admiration of many that evening, was appointed as the Brand Ambassador of RCBU Music Dream Centre. The RCBU Music Dream Centre is a creative centre that caters exclusively to the learning disabled community with a newly renovated and fully air-conditioned centre in Perdana Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia which offers lessons in piano, percussion, guitar, drums, singing and dancing in group settings for persons with ages ranging from 7 to 21.
Towards the end of the evening, a special call was made to all guests present to respond to the "Adopt a Child" program. For a RM 150.00 per month, anyone can sponsor an OKU (disabled) child and make a difference to his/her life. Many who attended responded to this call including Mr. KS Lee and Chloe Chen who had exhibited the same FusionExcel's caring spirit which is expressed through its "Hope For Children" Charity Program.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
FusionExcel Sponsors RM 100,000 Towards 1Malaysia Cultural Dance Competition 2011
REPORT BY FE PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTOR BRIAN LEE.
FusionExcel is proud to be the Main Sponsor and Presenter in support of RM 100,000 (Comprising of Cash & Quantum Science products) towards the 1Malaysia Cultural Dance Competition which was organised by JCI Kuala Lumpur and held at The Summit USJ on 16 July 2011.
The Competition, which was endorsed by the Ministry of Tourism, is designed to achieve several objectives. Firstly, it is to promote integration of the multi-ethnic groups of Malaysia and bringing them onto a single stage dancing together and appreciating each others’ cultural dances. Secondly, it is to promote interest in Malaysia's rich and multi-faceted cultures and maintaining them among the youth of Malaysia. Last but not least is to find a team to represent Malaysia for the Korean Cheonan World Dance Festival 2011 this coming September. The said dance festival was started in 2003 and was held annually with nearly thirty countries participating. Malaysia has yet to participate therefore this will be the first time for Malaysia.
The 1Malaysia Cultural Dance Competition 2011 is an initiative of Junior Chamber International Kuala Lumpur (JCIKL), a local chapter of Junior Chamber International which is a global youth organization for personal development and leadership training and a member of the Malaysian Youth Council through the national body, JCI Malaysia. According to JCIKL the dance competition shall be a regular program in their annual calendar. This dance competition is now earmarked to be part of Kuala Lumpur Festival 2012 in collaboration with the Ministry of Information, Communication and Culture.
The event was officiated by Guest of Honour Yang Berhormat Senator Kohilan Pillay, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affair who expressed pleasure to see such an event being held to bring together the races in the spirit of 1 Malaysia and commended the Jaycees (whom members of JCI are fondly called) to keep up the good work of helping in nation building.
The Universiti Teknologi Petronas Performing Arts Group bagged the champion trophy and RM 1,500 prize money with their dazzling performance of a combination of traditional dances and colourful costumes of not less than five Malaysian cultures. For that performance they have also earned their place to go to Korea to represent Malaysia and to compete for the grand prize of USD 10,000.
On behalf of FusionExcel International, the Main Sponsor & Presenter of the Event, VIP Guest Mr Patrick Chan presented Trophies and FusionExcel Quantum Science products to the Winning Teams as well as to VIP Guests, Panel of Judges and the Press & Media.
FusionExcel Spokesperson and International Long Drive Golf Specialist Mr Jean Daniel conducted Strength, Balance and Flexibility tests with the Quantum Pendant on volunteers on the stage and they were all amazed at its immediate result! FE's Quantum Pendant and Scalar Energy products receive an overwhelming response at the booth after the demonstration.
Last but not least, special thanks to FE Founder CEO Mr Paul Ting and Founder Director Mr KS Lee, without their continuous support and encouragement, we would not be able to grow that fast in developing FE's business and in helping FE's “Hope For Children” Charity Program.
AHOO! AHOO!! AHOO!!!
FusionExcel is proud to be the Main Sponsor and Presenter in support of RM 100,000 (Comprising of Cash & Quantum Science products) towards the 1Malaysia Cultural Dance Competition which was organised by JCI Kuala Lumpur and held at The Summit USJ on 16 July 2011.
The Competition, which was endorsed by the Ministry of Tourism, is designed to achieve several objectives. Firstly, it is to promote integration of the multi-ethnic groups of Malaysia and bringing them onto a single stage dancing together and appreciating each others’ cultural dances. Secondly, it is to promote interest in Malaysia's rich and multi-faceted cultures and maintaining them among the youth of Malaysia. Last but not least is to find a team to represent Malaysia for the Korean Cheonan World Dance Festival 2011 this coming September. The said dance festival was started in 2003 and was held annually with nearly thirty countries participating. Malaysia has yet to participate therefore this will be the first time for Malaysia.
The 1Malaysia Cultural Dance Competition 2011 is an initiative of Junior Chamber International Kuala Lumpur (JCIKL), a local chapter of Junior Chamber International which is a global youth organization for personal development and leadership training and a member of the Malaysian Youth Council through the national body, JCI Malaysia. According to JCIKL the dance competition shall be a regular program in their annual calendar. This dance competition is now earmarked to be part of Kuala Lumpur Festival 2012 in collaboration with the Ministry of Information, Communication and Culture.
The event was officiated by Guest of Honour Yang Berhormat Senator Kohilan Pillay, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affair who expressed pleasure to see such an event being held to bring together the races in the spirit of 1 Malaysia and commended the Jaycees (whom members of JCI are fondly called) to keep up the good work of helping in nation building.
The Universiti Teknologi Petronas Performing Arts Group bagged the champion trophy and RM 1,500 prize money with their dazzling performance of a combination of traditional dances and colourful costumes of not less than five Malaysian cultures. For that performance they have also earned their place to go to Korea to represent Malaysia and to compete for the grand prize of USD 10,000.
On behalf of FusionExcel International, the Main Sponsor & Presenter of the Event, VIP Guest Mr Patrick Chan presented Trophies and FusionExcel Quantum Science products to the Winning Teams as well as to VIP Guests, Panel of Judges and the Press & Media.
FusionExcel Spokesperson and International Long Drive Golf Specialist Mr Jean Daniel conducted Strength, Balance and Flexibility tests with the Quantum Pendant on volunteers on the stage and they were all amazed at its immediate result! FE's Quantum Pendant and Scalar Energy products receive an overwhelming response at the booth after the demonstration.
Last but not least, special thanks to FE Founder CEO Mr Paul Ting and Founder Director Mr KS Lee, without their continuous support and encouragement, we would not be able to grow that fast in developing FE's business and in helping FE's “Hope For Children” Charity Program.
AHOO! AHOO!! AHOO!!!
Friday, October 28, 2011
Read Well Known Blogger Kee Hua Chee On Miss Malaysia World 2011 Finals
REPORT BY BLOGGER KEE HUA CHEE.
Never in the history of Malaysian Pageants has the cash prize been so huge: A staggering of RM 200,000.
Yes, this is no typo error. The new Miss Malaysia World 2011, Chloe Chen, will get or has already got RM 100,000 cash on coronation night while the remaining RM 100,000 cash will be given to her by the end of her reign in 2012 upon completion of her duties in promoting FusionExcel’s “Hope For Children” charity fund raising campaign.
Now it is up to Chloe Chen to prove she can take home the Miss World Crown this November at the Miss World Finals in London. If not, I bet my bottom dollar the cash prize next year will plunge to a more realistic level of RM 20,000 to RM 50,000. Personally I think RM 200,000 is way too much for a beauty contest. The original cash prize was quarter million ringgit as in RM 250,000 but I manage to persuade Miss Malaysia World Franchise holder Paul Ting to lower it.
Even so RM 200,000 was beyond belief and I was all set to undergo a sex change and cut it off to take part but was told that would be futile as the, AHEM, Cut-off Age was 26 and I am 35. The entire amount of RM 200,000 is in cold cash and not prizes worth RM 200,000 as a dinner date with me is already worth RM 1 million!
The winner of Mis Chinese Cosmos Southeast Asia, Natalie Chiaw, also won RM 200,00 but it was in cash and kind as the cash was RM 30,000. Paul Ting is of the opinion if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys. I hope all my editors are reading this and increasing my pay right this minutes. Then again, they have always referred to me as a monkey, ape, orang utan and simian..
As it is, Chloe Chen has only 3 months or less to get ready as the 61st Miss World Finals will be on 06th November 2011 at Earls Court Exhibition Centre when Miss World 2011 Alexandra Mills should hopefully crown Chloe Chen as Miss World 2012.
FusionExel even took out a full page advertisement in The Star Newspaper on 25th August 2011 to Congratulate the winners and we all know 1 page in The Star costs around RM 35,000 since The Star is Malaysia’s leading daily with a readership of 1.5 million per day! I bet the total costs of production must be a least RM 300,000 or more.
Some countries have taken the additional step of planning nearly year ahead for their contestants to get ready! Even our Miss Malaysia Universe 2011 Deborah Henry was appointed Miss Malaysia Universe way back in January this year so she would have plenty of time preparing for the Miss Universe 2011 Finals in Sao Paolo, Brazil on 12th September 2011.
Deborah Henry of course was Miss Malaysia World 2007 and she was in the Top 16 (I guess she must be number 16) at the grand finals. She enjoyed the highest placing (if you consider being in the Top 16 a big deal) since Lina Teoh made it as 2nd runner-up in the Miss World 2008 finals at Mahe island, Seychelles though sour grapes have whined she only got this far as the hotel was owned by a Malaysian. But then these are green-eyed monsters so just ignore them and applaud Deborah Henry and Lina Teoh. Here is wishing Deborah Henry all the best for her finals at Sao Paolo on 12 September 2011 and may she return with the crown. I wonder if I will ever live to see the day when 2 Miss Malaysia bring home the Miss Universe and Miss World crowns in the same year!
Even Deborah Henry, with her previous experience a Miss Malaysia World, enjoyed the benefits of 9 months preparation so I hope Chloe Chen, 21, who has never taken part before in a beauty pageant, will have enough time to pull up her socks and put her best leg forward! Being a novice is a handicap as some winners took part in nearly half a dozen contests before winning a big one.
Perhaps Paul Ting can organize the next Miss Malaysia World in December 2011 or January 2012 so the next Miss Malaysia World can have up to 10 months preparation. This is vital as time gives that rarest of rare commodity----experience. If you have 10 months to get ready, you can practice public speaking, public relations, doing charity work and saying all the right things at the right time till the cows come home. And when the time comes, you will be polished to perfection with no butterflies in the tummy, no knees that resemble jelly and no stuttering and fumbling on stage.
Mind you, Chloe Chen slipped TWICE on stage as her gown caught her high heels but this is not the audience's fault nor the judges' business as there should be no excuses. Luckily she didn't fall flat on her face! Like they say, even the best laid plans can suffer last minute hitches!
Still, everyone asked agreed Chloe Chen was the best choice and she was, I believe, the unanimous choice by the judges. I thought contestant 25 was also stunning but alas, she was a wee bit overweight! She did not even make it to the Top 5 as maybe the judges feared she would not be able to lose the excess flesh in 2 months before the November 6 world finals in London.
The judges were top designer Carven Ong, founder of Islamic Fashion Week Datuk Raja Rezza Shah, singer Datuk Khatijah Ibrahim, president of MODA Gillian Hung, founder of A Cut Above Winne Loo and Miss Malaysia World 2009 Thanuja Ananthan.
The lady who groomed and choreographed the entire show was Queen maker herself Maggie Loo who was Miss Malaysia Universe 1973 who is also ambassador for 'Hope for Children' charity. Maggie Loo organized Super Model of the World Malaysia in 1988 and 1989 and must be the best person for the job!
The 25 finalists checked into the fabulous, 5-star Sunway Resort, Hotel and Spa on 21 July for a month till 20 August.
The board of advisors were Puan Sri Dr Susan Cheah whose husband Tan Sri Jeffrey Cheah owns Sunway Hotel, the theme park and Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre, Paul Lee the renowned Pageant Promoter and former owner of Royal London Circus, Dato Anne Eu, Clara Chee, Tan Sri Devaki Krishnan, Sarojini Ruth and Maggie Loo.
Never in the history of Malaysian Pageants has the cash prize been so huge: A staggering of RM 200,000.
Yes, this is no typo error. The new Miss Malaysia World 2011, Chloe Chen, will get or has already got RM 100,000 cash on coronation night while the remaining RM 100,000 cash will be given to her by the end of her reign in 2012 upon completion of her duties in promoting FusionExcel’s “Hope For Children” charity fund raising campaign.
Now it is up to Chloe Chen to prove she can take home the Miss World Crown this November at the Miss World Finals in London. If not, I bet my bottom dollar the cash prize next year will plunge to a more realistic level of RM 20,000 to RM 50,000. Personally I think RM 200,000 is way too much for a beauty contest. The original cash prize was quarter million ringgit as in RM 250,000 but I manage to persuade Miss Malaysia World Franchise holder Paul Ting to lower it.
Even so RM 200,000 was beyond belief and I was all set to undergo a sex change and cut it off to take part but was told that would be futile as the, AHEM, Cut-off Age was 26 and I am 35. The entire amount of RM 200,000 is in cold cash and not prizes worth RM 200,000 as a dinner date with me is already worth RM 1 million!
The winner of Mis Chinese Cosmos Southeast Asia, Natalie Chiaw, also won RM 200,00 but it was in cash and kind as the cash was RM 30,000. Paul Ting is of the opinion if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys. I hope all my editors are reading this and increasing my pay right this minutes. Then again, they have always referred to me as a monkey, ape, orang utan and simian..
As it is, Chloe Chen has only 3 months or less to get ready as the 61st Miss World Finals will be on 06th November 2011 at Earls Court Exhibition Centre when Miss World 2011 Alexandra Mills should hopefully crown Chloe Chen as Miss World 2012.
FusionExel even took out a full page advertisement in The Star Newspaper on 25th August 2011 to Congratulate the winners and we all know 1 page in The Star costs around RM 35,000 since The Star is Malaysia’s leading daily with a readership of 1.5 million per day! I bet the total costs of production must be a least RM 300,000 or more.
Some countries have taken the additional step of planning nearly year ahead for their contestants to get ready! Even our Miss Malaysia Universe 2011 Deborah Henry was appointed Miss Malaysia Universe way back in January this year so she would have plenty of time preparing for the Miss Universe 2011 Finals in Sao Paolo, Brazil on 12th September 2011.
Deborah Henry of course was Miss Malaysia World 2007 and she was in the Top 16 (I guess she must be number 16) at the grand finals. She enjoyed the highest placing (if you consider being in the Top 16 a big deal) since Lina Teoh made it as 2nd runner-up in the Miss World 2008 finals at Mahe island, Seychelles though sour grapes have whined she only got this far as the hotel was owned by a Malaysian. But then these are green-eyed monsters so just ignore them and applaud Deborah Henry and Lina Teoh. Here is wishing Deborah Henry all the best for her finals at Sao Paolo on 12 September 2011 and may she return with the crown. I wonder if I will ever live to see the day when 2 Miss Malaysia bring home the Miss Universe and Miss World crowns in the same year!
Even Deborah Henry, with her previous experience a Miss Malaysia World, enjoyed the benefits of 9 months preparation so I hope Chloe Chen, 21, who has never taken part before in a beauty pageant, will have enough time to pull up her socks and put her best leg forward! Being a novice is a handicap as some winners took part in nearly half a dozen contests before winning a big one.
Perhaps Paul Ting can organize the next Miss Malaysia World in December 2011 or January 2012 so the next Miss Malaysia World can have up to 10 months preparation. This is vital as time gives that rarest of rare commodity----experience. If you have 10 months to get ready, you can practice public speaking, public relations, doing charity work and saying all the right things at the right time till the cows come home. And when the time comes, you will be polished to perfection with no butterflies in the tummy, no knees that resemble jelly and no stuttering and fumbling on stage.
Mind you, Chloe Chen slipped TWICE on stage as her gown caught her high heels but this is not the audience's fault nor the judges' business as there should be no excuses. Luckily she didn't fall flat on her face! Like they say, even the best laid plans can suffer last minute hitches!
Still, everyone asked agreed Chloe Chen was the best choice and she was, I believe, the unanimous choice by the judges. I thought contestant 25 was also stunning but alas, she was a wee bit overweight! She did not even make it to the Top 5 as maybe the judges feared she would not be able to lose the excess flesh in 2 months before the November 6 world finals in London.
The judges were top designer Carven Ong, founder of Islamic Fashion Week Datuk Raja Rezza Shah, singer Datuk Khatijah Ibrahim, president of MODA Gillian Hung, founder of A Cut Above Winne Loo and Miss Malaysia World 2009 Thanuja Ananthan.
The lady who groomed and choreographed the entire show was Queen maker herself Maggie Loo who was Miss Malaysia Universe 1973 who is also ambassador for 'Hope for Children' charity. Maggie Loo organized Super Model of the World Malaysia in 1988 and 1989 and must be the best person for the job!
The 25 finalists checked into the fabulous, 5-star Sunway Resort, Hotel and Spa on 21 July for a month till 20 August.
The board of advisors were Puan Sri Dr Susan Cheah whose husband Tan Sri Jeffrey Cheah owns Sunway Hotel, the theme park and Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre, Paul Lee the renowned Pageant Promoter and former owner of Royal London Circus, Dato Anne Eu, Clara Chee, Tan Sri Devaki Krishnan, Sarojini Ruth and Maggie Loo.
The new Miss Malaysia World 2011/12 Chloe Chen
waving atme since I went backstage to tell
her I predicted she would win
Kee Hua Chee with the new Miss Malaysia World 2011 Chloe Chen as Paul Ting, the franchise holder, looked on behind Kee
Kee Hua Chee with the top 3 winners; 2nd runner-up Chua Yee See, 1st runner-up Pamela Tam and Miss Malaysia World 2011 Chloe Chen
Kee Hua Chee with the outgoing Miss Malaysia World 2010 Nadia Heng. Ignore his tongue sticking out from his groin. It was not sneering at the lovely Nadia
Kee Hua Chee with Miss Malaysia World 2009 Thanuja who looked stunning in a Carven Ong.
Maggie Loo with judges; left, Datuk Khatijah Ibrahim, Gillian Hung, Maggie Loo, Thanuja, Nadia Heng, Winnie Loo and Carven Ong. Missing is judge Datuk Shah Rezza
Dr Reiki Soo of VL Skincare joined in
The ever lovely Nadia Heng, outgoing Miss Malaysia World 2010 in Carven Ong gown.
Nadia Heng and designer Carven Ong whose gown she is wearing
Kee Hua Chee and Nadia Heng are both wearing Carven Ong but his pants were hand painted in Bangkok with his face on his groin.
Datuk Khatijah Ibrahim, Winnie Loo, Maggie Loo, Paul Ting and Carven Ong
Renowned pageant promoter Paul Lee, his pretty wife Doris Lee and Tan Sri Devaki Krishnan
All eyes are only on the woman who ran out of fabric while sewing her gown
The first round in daywear
Von Jolly's costumes
A bevy of 25 beauties
Filipino boy singer Clarke Gamo who was a street urchin and now he will be performing at Miss World finals in London on 6 November
The 2 Pauls, Paul Ting and Paul Lee on stage with FE directors and children led by Clarke Gamo.
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