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CURRICULUM VITAE DR. CHONG SIONG CHOY [Last Updated: 12 February 2017] DR. SIONG CHOY CHONG 16, JALAN PUTRA PERMAI 10/2G, PUTRA HEIGHTS, 47650 SUBANG JAYA, SELANGOR (6019) 211 0200 [email protected] www.linkedin.com/pub/siong-choy-chong/72/a5/976 SECTION 1 EDUCATION BACKGROUND & ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS Multimedia University, Malaysia Doctor of Philosophy, Management (Knowledge Management), 2002 - 2005 Examiners: Dr. Daniel Quinn Mills (Harvard Business School) Dr. Franklin Warren McFarlan (Harvard Business School) Dr. Thirumishi Jada Kamalanabhan (Indian Institute of Technology) Dr. Alan David MacCormack (MIT Sloan School of Management) Master of Philosophy, Management (Entrepreneurship), 1999 - 2001 Examiners: Dr. Christopher Selvarajah (Swinburne University) Dr. Reddiyoor Narayanaswamy Anantharaman (Multimedia University) Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons), Management with Multimedia, 1997 - 1999 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA): 3.87 / 4.00 Kota Bharu Polytechnic, Malaysia Diploma in Marketing, 1993 - 1996 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA): 3.71 / 4.00 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION Institute of Leadership & Management, United Kingdom Accredited Competency Professional, 2014 (Professional Competency Practitioner) MRWED Training and Assessment, Australia TAEASS504A Develop and Implement Recognition Strategies, 2013 (One unit of Diploma of Training Design and Development) Kirkpatrick Partners, United States of America Kirkpatrick Four Levels Evaluation Certification Programme (Bronze Level), 2013 Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, United Kingdom Certificate in Training Practice (Merit), 2010 - 2011 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION Member, Malaysian Institute of Management (MIM) Associate Member, Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) 1 SCHOLARSHIPS AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS Scholarship Awards 1997-1999 John Hancock Life Insurance (Malaysia) Berhad Scholarship 1988 Khoo Sian Ewe Scholarship Academic Achievements 2000 President’s Award and Book Award, Multimedia University 1996 Most Excellent Student Award, Kota Bharu Polytechnic 2 SECTION 2 WORKING EXPERIENCE EMPLOYMENT DETAILS 2016-present Chief Technical Officer (Quality Assurance), Finance Accreditation Agency 2013-2015 Director of Accreditation, Finance Accreditation Agency 2014-present Acting Director of Research and Development, Finance Accreditation Agency 2011-2012 Professor, Linton University College 2009-2011 General Manager (Certification and Accreditation), Asian Institute of Finance 2006-2009 Chief Executive Officer, Putra International College 2001-2006 Lecturer, Faculty of Business and Law, Multimedia University 1999-2001 Tutor, Faculty of Business and Law, Multimedia University 1999-1999 Lecturer, Institut Sarjana, Melaka 1998-1999 Research Assistant/Officer, Faculty of Business and Law, Multimedia University 1997-1997 Lecturer, Ipoh Institute of Management ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIGNMENTS Linton University College September 2011-December 2012 Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic Affairs & Research) May 2011-December 2011 Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research & Innovation) May – November 2011 Head, School of Business and Management Head, School of Accounting and Finance Multimedia University 2004-2006 Regional Recruitment Head (China & Far East), Centre For International Student Recruitment 2002-2006 Head, MSC Relations Unit 2004-2004 Director, Business Development Unit 2002-2004 Associate Dean, Faculty of Business and Law 2001-2004 Director/Head, Centre for Commercialisation and Technopreneur Development MEMBERSHIPS IN INSTITUTIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES International Appointment 2015-2018 Board of Director, International Network for Quality Assurance Agencies in Higher Education 2016-2018 Finance Sub-Committee Member, Asia Pacific Quality Network External Academic Appointment 2011-2015 Visiting Professor/External Examiner, Management and Science University 2013-2014 Specialist, Faculty of Business and Accountancy, University of Malaya External Academic Board Membership 2007-2009 Member, Academic Advisory Board, Mutiara International College of Technology Innovation 3 Professional Committees/Panel of Experts 2016 Sub-Committee Chairman, Review of Self-Review Report (SRR) Format and Instrument, Malaysian Qualifications Agency Resource Person, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)-National Qualifications Framework 2015-2018 Senior Assessor (Social Science), Malaysian Qualifications Agency 2015 Member, Panel of Experts for the Development of the Guidelines to Good Practices for Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) for the Award of Credit, Malaysian Qualifications Agency Panel of Assessor, APEL Assessment Centres, Malaysian Qualifications Agency Member, Panel of Experts for the Development of Standards for Banking and Finance, Malaysian Qualifications Agency 2014 Chair, Panel of Experts for the Development of Standards for Business Studies, Malaysian Qualifications Agency 2014-2016 Panel of Assessor, APEL (Master’s Degree Level), Malaysian Qualifications Agency 2009-2018 Panel of Assessor (Management), Malaysian Qualifications Agency 2007-2009 Committee Member, Higher Education for Private Education (HOPE) Foundation 2002-2006 Member, MSC Education Advisory Panel, Multimedia Development Corporation 2002-2004 Member, National Unipreneur Development Programme, Multimedia Development Corporation Multimedia University Committees 2002-2006 Member, Convocation Main Committee 2002-2006 Member, Student Disciplinary Board 2001-2004 Member, Management Committee 4 SECTION 3 TEACHING, PERFORMANCE & ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP TEACHING EXPERIENCE I was a certified adjunct faculty member of Troy University, Alabama, US between 2007 and 2009 for management courses both at undergraduate and postgraduate (MBA) levels. In addition, I have taught various subjects at Diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate levels and for professional bodies, the details of which follows: Levels and Subjects Taught Level(s) Subject(s) Postgraduate Level (Binary University College of Management & Entrepreneurship) Doctor in Business Administration Leadership Practices Postgraduate Level (Multimedia University) Master in Knowledge Management with Multimedia Strategic Knowledge Management I Postgraduate Level (International Islamic University Malaysia) Master of Business Administration Master of Management International Business Management Policy & Corporate Strategy Postgraduate Level (Management and Science University) Master of Business Administration Marketing Management Strategic Management Organisational Behaviour Postgraduate Level (University of East London – Women’s Institute of Management) Master of Business Administration (International Business) International Human Resource Management Undergraduate Level (University of East London – Linton University College) Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Business Management Project Undergraduate Level (Troy University – Putra International College) Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Principles of Marketing Organisational Behaviour Undergraduate Level (Multimedia University) Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons.) Management Bachelor of Accounting (Hons.) Macro Economics Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons.) E-Commerce Introduction to Entrepreneurship Research Methodology Human Resource Management Information Systems & Multimedia Management Information Systems Bachelor of Knowledge Management (Hons.) Knowledge Management University of Wales, College Newport Higher National Diploma (HND) Malaysia and the Malaysian Economy Chartered Institute of Marketing Certificate Marketing Fundamentals Marketing Environment Association of International Accountants Management 5 Level(s) Subject(s) Institute of Commercial Management Diploma Principles of Marketing Principles of Management Microsoft Words for Windows 95 Management Information Systems Higher Diploma Human Resource Management Sarjana Institute (Thames-Oxford Programme) Certificate Principles of Management Diploma I Management I Marketing Introduction to Information Technology Diploma II Management II (Organisational Behaviour) Information Technology Management Marketing Management Strategic Management TEACHING QUALITY I have received commendation letters from the President of Multimedia University for excellent teaching. The details are as follows: President’s commendation for excellent teaching, Trimester 1, 2006/2007 President’s commendation for excellent teaching, Trimester 3, 2005/2006 President’s commendation for excellent teaching, Trimester 1, 2005/2006 President’s commendation for excellent teaching, Trimester 3, 2004/2005 President’s commendation for excellent teaching, Trimester 3, 2002/2003 President’s commendation for excellent teaching, Trimester 1, 2001/2002 President’s commendation for excellent teaching, Trimester 1, 2000 / 2001 President’s commendation for excellent teaching, Trimester 3, 1999 / 2000 ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION AND LEADERSHIP I was appointed Associate Dean for the Faculty of Business and Law from May 2002 to May 2004. Prior to that, I served the Faculty as Webmaster for 1 year between 2000 and 2001. From October 2005 to September 2006, I was appointed Coordinator for the Bachelor of Knowledge Management (Hons) programme. ACCREDITATION EXPERIENCE Academic Programme Accreditation I have served Malaysian Qualifications Agency as a Panel Member for the following academic programmes: January 2017 Doctor of Philosophy (Management)
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