Tech for Impact Series: Malaysia's Innovation & Entrepreneurship for Impact

In an era defined by climate urgency, social disruption, and resource scarcity, innovation must serve more than just progress — it must serve purpose. For researchers, early-stage startups, and innovation-led enterprises, the opportunity (and responsibility) to design and leverage technology in driving positive environmental and societal change have never been more critical.

Join us for a thought-provoking session designed to equip changemakers with the mindset, tools, and pathways needed to develop solutions that are not only viable, but valuable — to society, the environment, and the economy. Through practical insights and real-world examples, we’ll explore how purposeful innovation can scale while remaining deeply rooted in long-term impact.

This webinar supports MRANTI’s broader agenda of championing impact-driven innovation for a sustainable future. It also forms part of a structured support pathway designed to accelerate your innovation journey—laying the groundwork for deeper engagement through upcoming workshops and bootcamps, and guiding you from idea to impact, and ultimately, to market success in 2025.

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Key Takeaways

• Explore how researchers, early-stage startups, and innovation-driven teams can co-create with communities to ensure their solutions are both relevant and impactful.
• Discover how innovators and project leads can align their initiatives with sustainability goals, making them more attractive to partners, funders, and policymakers.

Course Breakdown

• 60 minutes presentation
• 30 minutes Q&A

Why Join Us?

“Very helpful and informative. Innovative platform. I learned many things which I may not have discovered on my own based on the limitations of my time and knowledge. So, attending the MRANTI talks has opened up my mind to new knowledge and insights. I am so grateful to the MRANTI platform.”

“Thank you for the useful information, tools and resources shared during the session” - Chang Seng

“Great sessions to enhance our knowledge to improve what we don’t know” - Chan

“I like the tools that’s provided, I see that it will be useful” - Nora