FMT’s Stakeholders with Shireen

Meet Jake Kheel, founder of Grupo Puntacana Foundation, environmental innovator and proponent of sustainable tourism.

In this episode of FMT’s talk show series, “Stakeholders, with Shireen”, Charles Santiago, Chairman of the National Water Services Commission, discusses with host Shireen Muhiudeenwater security issues surrounding access to water in Malaysia.

In this episode, Shireen Muhiudeen talks to Robert Engle, world-renowned economist and statistician, who won a Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics in 2003.

A professor Emeritus at NYU Stern, he is best known for his Autoregressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity (ARCH) model, used to measure and analyse risks in financial markets

In the pilot episode of FMT’s brand new talk show series, “Stakeholders, with Shireen”, Indonesia’s 2024 presidential candidate and former governor of Jakarta, Anies Rasyid Baswedan, tells host Shireen Muhiudeen of his economic vision for Indonesia.

In the second episode of FMT’s new talk show series, “Stakeholders, with Shireen”, Mydin hypermarket managing director Ameer Ali Mydin talks to Shireen Muhiudeen about the structural problems affecting the Malaysian economy, especially as relates to food security, subsidies, how the government can facilitate business and the tax regime.

In this episode of FMT’s talk show series, “Stakeholders, with Shireen”, the co-founder and chair of Parents’ Action Group for Education Malaysia, Azimah Abdul Rahim shares with Shireen Muhiudeen how the country can realise the enormous potential of its children through education.

In this episode of FMT’s “Stakeholders, with Shireen”, Shireen Muhiudeen explains why social media platforms know exactly what we want to read, watch and buy, how the information can be misused, and why it is important for companies to exercise good governance by ensuring that the content they put out does not exploit consumers

In this episode of FMT’s “Stakeholders, with Shireen”, Shireen Muhiudeen talks about Social Sustainability, the “S” in E.S.G., which involves the impact on business on people.

With a specific focus on migrant labour, Shireen explores how modern technology has uncovered inhumane practices and triggered action to stamp out unfair labour practices.

In this episode, Shireen Muhiudeen interviews Andrew Wallis OBE, a renowned modern slavery activist, now a global thought leader in the field. Wallis is also the founder of migrant labour rights NGO, Unseen, a catalyst behind the UK's revolutionary Anti-Modern Slavery Act 2015.