CEO Hari: PSDC Stays on Course on Penang’s Industrial Voyage

By Grace Sudita

July 2024 PENANG PROFILE
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APPOINTED AT THE start of 2024 as CEO of Penang Skills Development Centre (PSDC), Hari Narayanan has led a long career juggling both academia and industry for almost four decades.After more than 30 years in Motorola, he decided to become an Adjunct Professor at Universiti Malaysia Pahang (2015–2019). He soon became Chairman of the Board of Governors for Universiti Sains Malaysia (2018–2020) alongside taking senior executive roles at Asia Pacific University (APU) for four years. He then returned to the...

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is often referred to by her friends as “BBB” (British, Burmese and Balinese) because of her unique ethnic background. In her free time, she spends time adding gazillions of films to her watch list on Letterboxd and yet rarely actually watches them.

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