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25 emerging leaders selected for inaugural ilmu Fellowship programme
A selective cohort of 25 promising professionals has been chosen from over 800 applicants for the inaugural ilmu Fellowship. The 10-month initiative is designed to foster cross-sector collaboration among emerging leaders across the region.
LSN Malaysia ·
The ilmu Fellowship has announced its first cohort of 25 fellows, marking the launch of an ambitious programme aimed at cultivating the next generation of collaborative leaders. The competitive selection process drew applications from more than 800 candidates, underscoring significant interest in the initiative.
Fellows accepted into the programme will participate in a structured 10-month curriculum focused on building bridges across different sectors and industries. The fellowship targets emerging professionals demonstrating potential for leadership and a commitment to advancing interdisciplinary cooperation.
The initiative represents a strategic effort to address regional challenges through enhanced collaboration between government, private sector, and civil society participants. By bringing together diverse talents and perspectives, organisers aim to create a network of leaders equipped to drive sustainable solutions across South and Southeast Asia.
Participants will engage in mentorship, skill-building workshops, and collaborative projects designed to strengthen their capacity to work effectively across traditional sectoral boundaries. The fellowship programme positions itself as a catalyst for fostering the kind of integrated problem-solving increasingly vital in addressing complex regional issues.