Ee Beng Tan
ESG Services Manager of Genashtim
Ee Beng Tan is the ESG Services Manager at Genashtim and Executive Director of the ESG Business Institute. Since 2020, he has led efforts to help organisations integrate ESG frameworks through advisory and training. Partially blind, he is a strong advocate for inclusion and a key driver of the ESG and B Corp movements in Malaysia and Southeast Asia.
Dr. Abhishek Jajoo
Founding Partner & Group CEO, AJMS Global
Founder and Group CEO of AJMS Global, a leading consulting firm in tax, risk, compliance, ESG, and digital transformation across 10 countries. A Forbes Business Council Member and TEDx Speaker, he is recognized among the Top Arab FinTech, RegTech & ESG Leaders 2025. Under his leadership, AJMS Global has earned major accolades including the Majra Impact Seal, Future 100, and UAE Superbrand.
Professor Pauline Ho
Dean of Business, Curtin University Malaysia
Dean of Business at Curtin University Malaysia, recipient of the Golden Globe Tigers Award for Outstanding Contribution to Education. Under her leadership, Curtin’s accounting programmes gained ICAEW accreditation and CPL recognition. She’s published extensively on governance, SME finance, and digital adoption.
Ildar Usmanov
COO, SuSciCo
COO of SuSciCo, with over 7 years of experience leading ESG strategy development and GHG reporting across sectors such as manufacturing and recycling. Certified by the GHG Management Institute and GRI, he helps clients align with global frameworks including the GHG Protocol and Bursa Malaysia’s sustainability requirements.
Asligul (Mavluda) Mamadatoeva
Senior Environmental & Social Expert, Pamir Energy
Senior Environmental & Social Expert at Pamir Energy, who led the Sebzor hydropower project to become the first in its region certified under the Hydropower Sustainability Standard. She oversaw 10 of 12 assessment topics and completed Accredited Assessor training with the Hydropower Sustainability Training Academy.
Presented by the ESG Business Institute, this podcast brings together global sustainability experts to discuss the evolving challenges of sustainability reporting. The panel explores how organizations can balance practicality and impact, ensure data credibility, address scope 3 emissions, and leverage AI and technology responsibly.
A concise, insightful dialogue for ESG professionals seeking to enhance transparency and performance in their sustainability practices.
Key Themes Covered:
- Defining the “right scope” for sustainability reporting
- Balancing ESG narratives with performance realities
- Sourcing and validating ESG data under assurance pressures
- Leveraging AI and tech for scalable reporting
- Building internal ESG capacity vs. strategic outsourcing
Fri, October 24, 2025
Online
