From the left, Juliana Adam (Biji-biji Initiative), Rashvin Pal Singh (Biji-biji Initiative), Malcolm Pruys (IKEA Malaysia), Madame June Suhaila (KUSKOP), Jorge Tamayo (IKEA Supply Malaysia), Yumi Chia (Biji-biji Initiative)
The Social Enterprise Accelerator Malaysia (SEAM), a partnership between Biji-biji Initiative and IKEA Social Entrepreneurship, seeks to bolster the social enterprise ecosystem in Malaysia. Launched on May 29, 2024,
SEAM invites scaling social enterprises to participate in a twelve-month program aimed at enhancing their business models and strategies while prioritizing impactful community initiatives.
With tailored mentorship from industry experts, including IKEA co-workers, and access to a USD 200,000 growth funding pool, participants are equipped to accelerate progress towards their goals.
SEAM focuses on empowering vulnerable and marginalized communities, including people with disabilities, refugees, and lower-income groups, while also promoting sustainable development and environmental stewardship.
Eligible social enterprises must be scaling-stage organizations with at least two years of operation, demonstrating a clear business model, financial sustainability, and a commitment to making a positive impact.
Recruitment drives will be held across various states in Malaysia, offering opportunities for interested enterprises to join the SEAM community dedicated to driving positive change.
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