FyrstGen participated in a high-level collaborative workshop in Malaysia, hosted in partnership with the United Nations Global Compact through its PRME initiative and UNESCO, reinforcing its commitment to responsible innovation, education, and sustainable economic development.

Held at Sunway Business School in Kuala Lumpur, the workshop brought together leaders from academia, business, international organizations, and the innovation ecosystem to co-create forward-looking strategy frameworks for higher education. The discussions focused on strengthening the role of universities across research, teaching, and societal impact, while emphasizing intergenerational collaboration and meaningful youth engagement.

FyrstGen’s panel participation highlighted how its Company Building as a Service (CBaaS®) model complements the objectives of responsible management education by enabling universities and innovators to translate research and ideas into scalable, impact-driven companies. By lowering structural and operational barriers, FyrstGen supports inclusive access to entrepreneurship and aligns innovation outcomes with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

The Malaysia engagement builds on FyrstGen’s broader collaboration with the UN Global Compact and PRME, following earlier joint initiatives aimed at democratizing access to innovation and empowering millions of students and faculty worldwide. It reflects a shared vision of positioning higher education as a central driver of sustainable growth, ethical leadership, and long-term societal value.

As FyrstGen continues to expand its global partnerships, engagements such as this underscore its commitment to working alongside international institutions to shape the future of responsible innovation, education, and economic development.