Ah Sam

🚀 We’re Expanding! Join Our Team! 🚀
We’re looking for a Marketing Executive to join our team and help us manage social media content updates, website and assist with project-related tasks. If you're passionate about marketing, content creation, and making a meaningful impact, we want to hear from you!

✨ What We Offer:
✅ Competitive full time salary with EPF & SOCSO
✅ Hybrid work setup with flexible hours
✅ Growth & development opportunities, including annual increments
✅ A chance to be part of something meaningful & impactful

🔎 Who We’re Looking For:
• Preferably a fresh graduate
• Fluent in English & BM (Chinese proficiency is a bonus)
• Based in Kota Kinabalu with own transport
• Strong communication & writing skills in English
• Able to work independently and within a team
• Excellent time management skills

📩 How to Apply:
Think you’d be a great fit? Send your resume to [email protected]

💡 Want to stand out? (Optional)
Send us a 1-minute video explaining why you're the perfect candidate! Be as creative as you like—no restrictions! 🎥✨ Including a video increases your chances of being shortlisted! Submit your resume & video link to: [email protected]

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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Every decision starts as an idea in the city, but it takes shape in the jungle. We can’t solve problems from behind a desk—that’s why we step into the field.

Seeing the challenges and opportunities firsthand gives us the clarity to make decisions that matter for the rural communities we serve.

Ever wondered what's a Sustainable Civil Organization (SCO)?

You might know about NGOs, non-profits, or social enterprises, but SCO is still not widely known in this field. For the last 9 years, I've had the privilege of building a SCO from scratch, continuously refining our management practices and ex*****on strategies along the way.

From clean water initiatives to sustainable farming, education, and even environmental to begin experimenting with transforming small-scale urban waste into sustainable feed for rural communities, our journey has been anything but ordinary.

We’ve gone beyond traditional charity work, embedding into our mission to ensure we can track the measurable impact of our work in rural areas.

A Sustainable Civil Organization isn't just about doing good; it's about pursuing long-term economic sustainability, social impact, and environmental stewardship. Every project we take on is aimed to leave a sustainable, positive impact on the communities we serve while also avoiding depleting resources or harming the environment.

9 years have flown by since I first took this step at the age of 25. Despite the mental hustle, I've found joy in knowing that every step forward makes a lasting difference.

If you're passionate about sustainability and making a real impact, find out more at www.hopesmalaysia.com/ourstory to explore more!

Every year, our team undertakes at least 1 to 2 bridge projects, and let’s be real - they’re financially demanding (dompet sakit tau😂) due to the substantial procurement of wood planks to replace damaged cross path sections, depending on the bridge’s length and extent of damage.

This year, a kawan from Kampung Sayap pitched us an innovative idea - using used tires as an alternative to wood planks. While this presents a potential solution, the process is time consuming and labor intensive - from gathering old tires from town, arranging transportation, to cutting them before installing it on the bridge with purlins for support.

However, despite the labor-intensity, our efforts not only restore the bridge to fulfill the community’s needs but also address environmental issues. Without redefining their purpose, all the used tires will end up in landfills. Hence, we're killing two birds with one stone here!

Fingers crossed that this bridge will stick around for at least a century :) Nothing, not even heavy rain or scorching sun, should be able to take it down.

We learned from the villagers to smile even during difficult times. I hope our efforts are valuable and that we can make a difference in this project. It's hard for me to imagine how over 1,000 villagers have struggled with getting enough gravity water for more than 30 years.

Big thanks to Tatler Asia for featuring me and Hopes Malaysia! Back when I was still cruising in my Myvi, enduring four-hour drives on bumpy gravel roads each trip all the ways to kampungs, wading through dirty mud and cow dung, I never expected any kind of achievement after seven long years. But hey, it's all credit to the amazing teamwork and partners that Hopes Malaysia has been able to make significant strides forward!

Feel free to check out this link to read about other successful individuals and get inspired: https://lnkd.in/g4Uj8keh