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92             KUMPULAN WANG PERSARAAN (DIPERBADANKAN)  FoR BEttER GovERNANcE




                                                  OUR LEADERSHIP
                                            PROFILE OF THE BOARD MEMBERS











                                        DATO’ SRI SHARIFAH SOFIANNY
                                        BINTI SYED HUSSAIN
                                        Private Sector’s Representative
                                        Section 6(4)(f) Retirement Fund Act 2007




          Dato’ Sri Sharifah Sofianny was appointed as a Board   Her leadership and personal vision left a lasting imprint
          Member of KWAP on 1 March 2021 and subsequently   on the businesses that she led. She has been a catalyst
          appointed as KWEST Chairman on 8 March 2021.      for organisational changes that have yielded efficient
                                                            and profitable  outcomes by  creating  sharper focus  and
          Dato’ Sri Sharifah’s professional career has evolved from   accountability within her teams.
          the management of corporate finances for one of the
          world’s largest oil and gas companies, equity broking and   Dato’ Sri Sharifah’s strengths have been recognised in
          trading, to creating financial structures for large corporates   her abilities to mobilise industry players, push boundaries
          in the world of global banking.                   through collegial relationship-building,  and through her
                                                            vision and organisational innovation. She is also known for
          From 1 October 2015 to 30 September 2018, Dato Sri   her active involvement with various NGOs.
          Sharifah  served on  the Board  of PETRONAS,  Malaysia’s
          only Fortune 500 company, bringing with her a wealth of   On 4 March 2021, she was appointed to be a member
          experience in the oil and gas industry from her time at   of the National  Employment Council (NEC) by the Prime
          both Shell Malaysia and Shell International. From her early   Minister of Malaysia. This council was set up to address
          career days, she demonstrated her depth and breadth of   the unemployment situation caused by the COVID-19
          financial and negotiating capabilities which extended to   pandemic and the creation of new jobs for those affected.
          regional and international shores.
                                                            Dato’ Sri Sharifah graduated with a Bachelor (Hons) in
          Dato’ Sri Sharifah left Shell Malaysia after 11 distinguished   Accountancy from the University of Missouri, Columbia,
          years  to  begin  a  career  in  in  the  capital  market,  which   USA and is also an alumna of the prestigious London
          spanned 15 successful years at Kenanga Investment Bank,   Business School.
          JF Apex and Maybank Investment Bank.
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