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Free Malaysia Today
4 days ago
- Business
- Free Malaysia Today
REV Media Group hosts ‘Ejen Ali 2' screening for PPR community
Attendees and REV Media Group representatives pose with Ejen Ali and Ejen Alicia mascots during the screening. (REV Media Group pic) PETALING JAYA : REV Media Group recently hosted a special screening of 'Ejen Ali: The Movie 2' for underprivileged families from Program Perumahan Rakyat (PPR) communities, in line with its commitment to using technology and media as tools for its environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy. Held on June 4, the initiative brought together 200 attendees, including 100 beneficiaries from PPR areas across the Klang Valley, as part of the company's 'Tech For Good' programme. The screening was made possible through a collaboration with Primeworks Studios and Pepper Labs. Attendees were treated to 'Ejen Ali: The Movie 2', currently the highest-grossing Malaysian animated film with a box office collection of RM40.6 million. The event also featured appearances by mascot characters Ejen Ali and Ejen Alicia, adding a memorable touch for the young audience. 'This initiative reflects our belief that technology and media can make a real difference. It's about creating a positive impact and providing meaningful experiences, especially to those who may not have easy access to them,' said Samuel Wee, chief executive officer of REV Media Group. The screening forms part of REV's broader efforts to foster inclusive community engagement through partnerships and digital outreach. It also underscores the company's intent to align entertainment with impact-driven initiatives for social good.
New Straits Times
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
REV Media Group screens 'Ejen Ali: The Movie 2' for PPR families
KUALA LUMPUR: REV Media Group held a special screening of Ejen Ali: The Movie 2 for underprivileged communities in the Klang Valley, as part of its ongoing social outreach efforts under its environmental, social and governance (ESG) programme. The event, organised under the group's "Tech For Good" initiative, took place on June 4 in collaboration with Primeworks Studios and Pepper Labs. It brought together 100 beneficiaries from the People's Housing Project(PPR) communities and 100 REV Media Group staff and their families for a private viewing of the animated film. With box office takings of RM40.6 million, Ejen Ali: The Movie 2 is currently Malaysia's highest-grossing animated feature. The screening also featured appearances by mascot characters Ejen Ali and Ejen Alicia, adding to the excitement. At the screening, REV Media group chief executive officer Samuel Wee said: "We're thankful for the opportunity to bring Malaysia's highest-grossing animated film to communities that might not otherwise have had access." "At REV, we believe in using technology and media to make a difference. Moments like this, seeing the joy on the faces of children and families, truly capture what we stand for," he added. The initiative reflects the group's broader commitment to social impact and community engagement through accessible entertainment.
New Straits Times
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: REV Media Group celebrates PPR community with special Ejen Ali screening
KUALA LUMPUR: A special screening of Ejen Ali The Movie 2 was recently organised by REV Media Group for underprivileged communities yesterday. Harian Metro reported today that this special screening was part of the company's Tech For Good initiative, falling under its social ESG core. In collaboration with Primeworks Studios and Pepper Labs, the event successfully brought together 200 attendees. This included 100 individuals from the People's Housing Programme (PPR) community around the Klang Valley, alongside 100 staff and their families from REV Media Group. The presence of the beloved mascots, Ejen Ali and Ejen Alicia, delighted the younger audience members, transforming the screening into not just an entertaining activity but also a precious moment for those who rarely have the chance to watch films in cinemas. REV Media Group CEO Samuel Wee expressed his company's gratitude for being able to bring this best-selling Malaysian animated film to a community that might otherwise miss the opportunity to see it. "The Tech For Good programme is a reflection of our commitment to using technology and media to bring about meaningful change," he said. He also highlighted the film's impressive box office collection of RM40.6 million, adding that it continues to make an impact, not only in cinemas but also in people's lives. This initiative underscores REV Media Group's dedication to contributing to society and leveraging their digital platforms to bridge social gaps and foster a spirit of unity through entertainment.
New Straits Times
24-04-2025
- Business
- New Straits Times
REV Media's Nicholas Sagau appointed MDA president for 2025–2026
KUALA LUMPUR: REV Media Group chief operating officer Nicholas Sagau has been appointed as the new president of the Malaysian Digital Association for the 2025-2026 term. The association shared its key leadership updates for the 2025–2026 term, reinforcing its commitment to keeping pace with the rapidly changing digital media and marketing landscape, driven by AI's arrival and shifting global economic and geopolitical factors impacting digital businesses. GroupM Malaysia head of media practices Pranav Jha was elected as its vice president. The appointments come following the recent promotion of the association's former president, Eileen Ooi, to PHD Asia Pacific chief executive officer, a significant achievement which underscores Malaysia's influence in the regional digital arena. In addition, MDA has appointed IPG Mediabrands chief digital officer Cindy Eliza Vaz as its new treasurer. With her extensive experience in data-driven marketing and media solutions, she will bring valuable expertise to the leadership team. Meanwhile, Star Media Group Bhd chief operating officer Lydia Wang will continue to serve as MDA secretary. "The digital landscape is at a critical juncture, with AI set to disrupt the ecosystem like previous technologies have reshaped the digital world. It's now more crucial than ever for MDA to act as a facilitator, driving collaboration and innovation," said Nicholas. Pranav added, "I am honoured and excited to take on this new role at MDA. It's been a very enriching journey for me over the last three years, being part of this convergence of Ad agencies, publishers, advertisers, and tech companies. "I am looking forward to strengthening MDA's promise of nurturing talents, shaping digital and tech best practices, driving new cross-industry initiatives, and recognising the best work of our people." The updated MDA Council for the 2025–2026 term includes key industry players such as Rev Media Group, Astro Media Solutions, Dentsu Holdings (M) Sdn Bhd, FCB Shout, iMedia Asia Sdn Bhd, Petronas, Sinar Karangkraf Sdn Bhd, Star Media Group Berhad, Vivaki Malaysia and Xamble Group Limited.
The Star
24-04-2025
- Business
- The Star
MDA announces new leadership for 2025–2026 term amid industry evolution
MDA new leadership 2025-2026: (From left) Nicholas Sagau, Pranav, Wang and Cindy. MDA is reinforcing its commitment to keeping pace with the rapidly changing digital media and marketing landscape. KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Digital Association (MDA) has shared key leadership updates for the 2025–2026 term, reinforcing its commitment to keeping pace with the rapidly changing digital media and marketing landscape, driven by AI's arrival and shifting global economic and geopolitical factors impacting digital businesses. REV Media Group chief operating officer Nicholas Sagau Tony Ngimat has been appointed MDA's new president. At the same time, GroupM Malaysia media practices head Pranav Jha has been elected its vice president. The appointments come following the recent promotion of the former president Eileen Ooi to PHD Asia Pacific (APAC) chief executive officer. This significant achievement underscores Malaysia's influence in the regional digital arena. In addition, MDA has appointed IPG Mediabrands chief digital officer Cindy Eliza Vaz as the new treasurer. With her extensive experience in data-driven marketing and media solutions, she will bring valuable expertise to the leadership team. Lydia Wang, who was recently promoted to Star Media Group Bhd (SMG) chief operating officer, will continue to serve as MDA's secretary. "The digital landscape is at a critical juncture, with AI set to disrupt the ecosystem like previous technologies have reshaped the digital world. 'It's now more crucial than ever for MDA to act as a facilitator, driving collaboration and innovation,' said Nicholas Sagau. Pranav added: 'I am honoured and excited to take on this new role at MDA. It's been a very enriching journey for me over the last three years, being part of this convergence of Ad agencies, publishers, advertisers and tech companies. 'I am looking forward to strengthening MDA's promise of nurturing talents, shaping digital and tech best practices, driving new cross-industry initiatives and recognising the best work of our people.' The updated MDA Council for the 2025–2026 term includes key industry players such as Astro Media Solutions, Dentsu Holdings (M) Sdn Bhd, FCB Shout, REV Media Group, iMedia Asia Sdn Bhd, PETRONAS, Sinar Karangkraf Sdn Bhd, SMG, Vivaki Malaysia and Xamble Group Limited. For more information about MDA and its initiatives, visit the official website.
