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The MALAYSIA SME^® Media Group, established in 2005, is Malaysia’s first English medium publisher focusing on MSMEs (micro, small and medium-sized enterprises) business news. The idea of an MSME-centric business newspaper was the brainchild of Mr Wayne Lim, who is currently Group CEO and Group Chief Editor of the media group.

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Wayne Lim, the Group CEO/Group Chief Editor of the MALAYSIA SME® Media Group, has been actively involved with the SME community for over 23 years. His involvement with the SME community began when he was attached to a Singapore PLC. There he started the SMI Business Directory with the SMI Association of Malaysia in 2001 and ever since, he has been deeply involved in the business of SMEs.

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