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In the FedEx Express / JA ITC Malaysian Finals, the participatingteams presented their market entry strategy plans to a panel ofjudges comprising Lim Seng Giap, Sr. Manager Operations of FedExExpress Malaysia; Maran Virumandi, Founder of Doctor on Call andShobie Malani, Festival Director of Murfest. The teams wereevaluated based on their market entry strategy for a health productin Cambodia by applying insights and knowledge gained from thevirtual workshops.Sr. ManagerOperations of FedEx Express Malaysia, Mr. Lim Seng Giap said, “It’syet another challenging pandemic year, especially for students, butall the participants displayed a high level of passion,perseverance and competitive spirit which is truly inspiring. Asthe competition enters its 16th year,we are indeed honoured to continue our strategic collaboration withJA in organizing this annual competition, in line with our quest tomould the entrepreneurial spirit of our future leaders and preparethem for the 21st-century workplace. Kudos to all participants andwinners!”

The winning teams comprise of:TeamNimol: GohZi Yu and Low Yi Su from SMK Bandar Utama Damansara3, created ago-to filtration water bottle called CHANGE as Cambodians face poorwater sanitization and waterborne diseases. CHANGE comprises ahollow fiber membrane filter, making it easier to clean and has along lifespan. The target market is charity organizations andchildren aged between 4 to 12 years old, especially middle andlower-class Cambodians, as they critically require access to cleanwater.TeamNutriiene: Ahil Asif and Ong Wei Xiang from TanarataInternational Schools, developed the Banthem sachetswhich contain all the necessary nutrients to boost the immunesystem in children, preventing premature deaths. 1 in every 8children below the age of five dies every day in Cambodiapredominantly due to pneumonia, fever and measles. These Banthemsachets have nutrients like zinc, vitamin D3 and probiotics, andthey can also be stored at room temperature, which solves theproblem of Cambodia’s lack of cold storage facilities.

Team Healife &Co: Meenal Mech and Nakkesha Sathya Mathiazhagan from GlobalIndian International School, developed Campex, amodified sanitary pad that aims to solve the core menstrualproblems of Cambodian women. In Cambodia, many women face a lack ofresources, hygiene and overall awareness about feminine sanitarycare. Women living in poverty, unfortunately, change their pads inunhygienic ways because there are no public restrooms or adequatehygiene facilities. Campex is designed to be safe and comfortablewhilst remaining affordable and accessible. It is also ****biodegradable, which incorporates a dissolving soap strip andanti-bacterial elements.One of thejudges for the FedEx Express / JA ITC Malaysian Finals, MaranVirumandi, Founder of Doctor on Call said, “This is the first forme to be in a judging panel for the FedEx Express / JAInternational Trade Challenge and I am delighted to be presentedwith the opportunity to contribute to the efforts by both FedExExpress Malaysia and Junior Achievement in nurturing the youngleaders of tomorrow. I am in awe of the solid ideation as well assheer determination demonstrated by the winning teams – and theynailed it through their clear and structured presentation. I ampleased to have been part of this process and I wish them all thebest for their next competition leg at the Asia Pacificlevel!”