HR TODAY Welcomes the Esteemed Chee Gay Lim as Editorial Board Member

HR TODAY, the journal acclaimed for its innovative and global approach to human resources, is thrilled to welcome Chee Gay Lim to its esteemed editorial board. Chee Gay, a luminary in the human resources sector, brings over two and a half decades of multifaceted experience spanning HR, manufacturing, IT, and supply chain, making him an invaluable addition to the board.

Throughout his illustrious career, Chee Gay has made indelible marks on the global business and HR landscapes, driving transformative changes across organizational levels from country-specific to global scales. His efforts have not gone unrecognized; Chee Gay has been honored with prestigious accolades such as Southeast Asia HR Icon, Asia’s Greatest CHRO, and National HR Leader of the Year. His recognition among the Top 100 Business Leaders on LinkedIn underscores his influential presence and the profound impact he has had within the broader business community.

Chee Gay’s dedication to the advancement of human resources and leadership extends beyond his corporate achievements. As an Adjunct Professor with UNITAR, he imparts wisdom and insights to the next generation of HR professionals. Moreover, his advisory roles with CIPD Malaysia Chapter, SAP Advisory Board, and various Universities Advisory Boards exemplify his commitment to shaping the future of HR and business education.

Beyond the boardroom and classroom, Chee Gay is a passionate wellness advocate, embodying the principles of leadership and perseverance through his active participation in Ironman, Triathlon, Aquathon, and Marathon races. His advocacy extends to public safety, where as the President of Life Saving Society Malaysia and its Chief Examiner, he plays a pivotal role in certifying lifeguards and enhancing water safety standards across Malaysia.

Chee Gay Lim’s addition to the HR TODAY editorial board is not just a testament to his professional excellence but also his holistic approach to leadership and community service. His unique blend of expertise, leadership, and commitment to making a tangible difference in society and the HR industry aligns seamlessly with HR TODAY’s vision of championing a global voice for HR and business leaders.

As HR TODAY continues to lead the discourse on human resources and business leadership globally, Chee Gay’s insights and experience will undoubtedly enrich the journal’s content and inspire its readers worldwide. We look forward to the innovative perspectives and inspiring leadership he will bring to our global audience, further solidifying HR TODAY’s position as the most engaged HR journal globally.