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Committees & Networks

An effective and credible voice for our members.

The BMCC Sector Committees serve as a platform where senior representatives from our members of the same sector come together for knowledge sharing, advocacy, collaboration, networking, and more. Through these Sector Committee meetings, members can brainstorm on the current gaps in each sector, identify opportunities, develop effective solutions, and make informed decisions, based on evidence and arguments presented.

A full hall at the BMCC Energy Forum 2026
Energy Forum 2026, Connected & Charged: The Future of Energy in Malaysia
Article I

The five sector committees

Collectively, with all the gathered information, the Chamber can be an effective and credible voice for our members to engage with regulators, policymakers, and government agencies in Malaysia and the UK, and to form public private partnerships via programmes and activities to continue to make Malaysia a preferred place to do business.

Education (3-18 Years)Sector committee
Higher EducationSector committee
EnergySector committee
Built EnvironmentSector committee
HealthcareSector committee

Our Sector Committees are open to BMCC Members only. We invite all BMCC Members to be part of the network groups.

Article II

What the committees actually did

Meetings, roundtables, ministry calls and briefings, each one carrying the headline the chamber's page gave it.

A full hall at the BMCC Energy Forum 2026

Energy Forum 2026, Connected & Charged: The Future of Energy in Malaysia

Participants at a BMCC nuclear energy roundtable

Nuclear Energy Roundtable: Strengthening UK-Malaysia Dialogue

A BMCC delegation in a Malaysian ministry meeting room

BMCC Courtesy Call with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy Transition and Water Transformation

A BMCC audience at a fireside chat

Shaping Sustainable Cities: A Fireside Chat with the Mayor of Kuala Lumpur

A ballroom of delegates at the BMCC ESG Horizons conference

BMCC ESG Horizons

The BMCC Healthcare Committee at the Ministry of Health

Courtesy Visit to the Ministry of Health

A BMCC Built Environment Committee session

The Digital Built Environment: Connecting IBS, BIM & AI Across the Project Lifecycle

A BMCC sharing session on climate and city development

Climate and Sustainable City Development Sharing Session with C40 Cities

A BMCC Higher Education Committee session

The Malaysia Higher Education Blueprint 2026-2035: From Policy to Practice with British Council Malaysia

The launch of a BMCC education guide

Education Guide Launch

A BMCC Talent Network session

Unlocking Malaysia’s Talent Potential with TalentCorp

A BMCC Sustainability Network session

Modern Slavery in the Supply Chain in Malaysia with PwC

A BMCC DEI Network event for International Women’s Day

Empowering Women in STEM this International Women’s Day: Highlights from INNOVATE HER

The BMCC and Ministry of Higher Education recruitment drive

MOHE-BMCC Recruitment Drive

The BMCC at International Construction Week

BMCC at International Construction Week & BuildXpo 2025

The committees on bmcc.org.my

Article III

The three networks

The 3 BMCC Network group is set up to bring together members across diverse sectors with an interest in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion agenda; discuss gaps and challenges in Talent attraction and development; and to share best practices and champion Sustainability across sectors.

SustainabilityNetwork
TalentNetwork
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI)Network

The networks on bmcc.org.my

Article IV

The marks each committee prints

One strip per committee and network, exactly as it appears on that committee's own page. Their pages run these without a heading, so the caption says which page it came from and nothing more.

Marks printed on the BMCC Education Committee page
Education (3-18 Years)
Marks printed on the BMCC Higher Education Committee page
Higher Education
Marks printed on the BMCC Energy Committee page
Energy
Marks printed on the BMCC Built Environment Committee page
Built Environment
Marks printed on the BMCC Healthcare Committee page
Healthcare
Marks printed on the BMCC Sustainability Network page
Sustainability Network
Marks printed on the BMCC Talent Network page
Talent Network
Marks printed on the BMCC DEI Network page
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Network
Article V

Penang and Johor

Two regional chapters, each with their own page of member visits and evenings.

Penang Region
The northern chapter. Member visits, committee meetings and Mix and Mingle evenings in Penang, going back to a networking reception in October 2023.
Johor Region
The southern chapter. Site visits to Port of Tanjung Pelepas, Forest City, Dyson’s Johor campus, the Iskandar Regional Development Authority and Invest Johor.
A BMCC visit to Port of Tanjung Pelepas
Johor RegionPort Tanjung Pelepas
A BMCC briefing at Forest City
Johor RegionForest City
A BMCC visit to Dyson’s Johor campus
Johor RegionDyson
A BMCC meeting with the Iskandar Regional Development Authority
Johor RegionIskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA)
A BMCC visit to the Smith and Nephew manufacturing office in Penang
Penang RegionSmith+Nephew
A BMCC visit to Clarivate in Penang
Penang RegionClarivate
A BMCC visit to Stonyhurst International School
Penang RegionStonyhurst International School
A BMCC meeting at Tenby Schools Penang
Penang RegionTenby Schools Penang

Penang Region · Johor Region

Article VI

Advocacy, and a programme running since 1983

The Chamber remains actively engaged with key government stakeholders as the collective voice for our members, advocating for their interests and concerns. This platform allows our members to express their perspectives, providing direct feedback to influential policymakers.

The JPA-BMCC Management Development Programme is primarily aimed at providing an opportunity to Government officers at senior levels to have hands-on exposure by working with British companies. This unique programme also provides an effective platform for BMCC to create a closer rapport between the public sector and the British private sector in Malaysia and the United Kingdom.

Since its first implementation in 1983, there have been twenty-three other Management Training Programmes over the years, with active participation from various Government Ministries and Departments.

Industry advocacy on bmcc.org.my

Article VII

How the chamber can assist

Venturing into an overseas market can be a challenging task, especially for SMEs who are new to the market. Let our team support you.

  1. Market access information
  2. Referral to BMCC Network for Market Entry Support
  3. Connecting with the British High Commission and Department for Business & Trade
  4. Participation in bilateral trade delegation visits
  5. Assistance to source goods and services from the UK and Malaysia
  6. Trade missions
  7. Support letter for employment pass or visa application

UK-Malaysia trade on bmcc.org.my

Article VIII

Beyond Malaysia

Two international networks the chamber belongs to, in its own words.

British Chambers of Commerce (BCC)
The BMCC is part of the Global Chamber Network, comprising British Chambers of Commerce members and business groups located across all continents and directly linked to Chambers of Commerce in every region of the UK.
Britain in South East Asia (BiSEA)
A group of 8 British Chambers and Business Councils across the Southeast Asian region, aimed at providing channels for businesses to reach into Southeast Asia markets and the region.

Our Sector Committees are open to BMCC Members only.

Our Sector Committees are open to BMCC Members only. We invite all BMCC Members to be part of the network groups.