DNYH Entrepreneurial Mindset Training
1,000 Entrepreneurs from 4 Countries Participated
Nanyang Siang Pau Report (Kuala Lumpur)
DNYH’s first overseas offline “Entrepreneurial Mindset” training made its debut in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, attracting 1,000 entrepreneurs from 4 countries—Malaysia, China, Singapore, and Brunei. Participants gathered to learn directly from founders Su Yinhua and Li Chao, addressing business management challenges and guiding their companies toward new heights of growth.
Training Highlights and Participation Scale
The event was held at the Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur and spanned three days and two nights. Participants came from a wide range of industries, including food and beverage, automotive services, finance, fast-moving consumer goods, chain businesses, and manufacturing. The training focused on hands-on, practical strategies to help entrepreneurs clarify direction, break through bottlenecks, and achieve exponential performance growth.
Local Impact and Entrepreneur Feedback
Many local entrepreneurs shared that the training helped them master the fundamental logic of business operations, resulting in more efficient team management and rapid business growth. Li Chao emphasized the importance of “looking toward the global stage”, encouraging entrepreneurs to broaden their perspectives and pursue cross-border collaboration and sustainable development.
The event also received support from Melaka State Executive Councilor for Entrepreneur Development, Cooperatives and Consumer Affairs, Datuk Wira Sheikh Umar Sheikh Mohamed, highlighting its positive significance in driving transformation among Malaysian SMEs.
Future Outlook
DNYH will continue to host more courses in Malaysia, promoting digital transformation and innovation among small and medium-sized enterprises. It has become a key platform for local entrepreneurs seeking to enhance competitiveness and long-term growth.
DNYH is committed to delivering practical methods, helping SMEs grow from startup to expansion while building highly efficient teams.
