Member Feature: SJ Tan, Vice President and Managing Director of Jabil Malaysia

AMCHAM’s Member Feature Series spotlights the various member companies of the Chamber and offers a platform for leaders to share their perspectives on being part of AMCHAM’s leadership network.

In this edition, we’re proud to feature a Silver Tiered Member, SJ Tan, Vice President and Managing Director of Jabil Malaysia. See his responses below.

1. What motivated Jabil to join AMCHAM as a Tiered Corporate Member?

Headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, United States of America, Jabil is a global leader in engineering, supply chain and manufacturing solutions with more than 140,000 employees worldwide. As an American multinational company, Jabil joined AMCHAM for its strategic platform for industry collaboration. We want to actively engage in Malaysia’s business ecosystem and collaborate within a trusted network that aligns with our mission to drive technological excellence and talent development; supports our mission in innovation and an opportunity to engage with other American-based business community and policymakers. AMCHAM provides Jabil with that networking breadth and depth.

2. In your experience, how has being a Tiered Member added value compared to regular membership?

Tiered Membership has given Jabil enhanced access to high-level engagements and leadership forums that help shape industrial strategy and support our digital transformation journey. These include participation in exclusive roundtables and forums; better alignment with market and policy developments and increased visibility and strategic influence.

3. Would you recommend Tiered Corporate Membership to other companies? If so, why?

Yes, we highly recommend it for companies seeking stronger leadership presence, meaningful partnerships, and impactful community engagement within Malaysia’s corporate landscape. AMCHAM is ideal for purpose-driven and growth-oriented companies that wish to amplify their voices in shaping industry discussions while fostering collaboration and corporate responsibility.