TRUEventus: Presenting Examples of their Work
At one time, this website was the go-to platform for posting PDFs related to business conventions and events organized by TRUEventus. The "TRU" stands for Timely, Relevant, and Unique Events. As one of the fastest-growing business information organizations in Asia, TRUEventus, along with its affiliated partners across the globe, has established itself as a premier provider of events designed to meet the evolving needs of the business world. Through these events, attendees gain valuable knowledge, refine their skills, and build meaningful professional and personal networks. If you’ve ever participated in a TRUEventus event, you know how professional and thorough they are. Whether it was the FMCG ManuTech Game Changer event held in Pullman Jakarta, Indonesia, focusing on accelerating manufacturing through innovation and technology, the 3rd Annual IPO Conference in Singapore, the Modular Construction Summit in Bangkok, or the 2nd Annual Corporate Sukuk Conference at the Ritz-Carlton in Kuala Lumpur, every event was meticulously curated. Each presentation was not only content-rich but also visually striking, making the experience both educational and engaging.
For some time, I had hoped TRUEventus would organize a Photoshop-focused event for professionals like me—graphic designers who craft the visuals for online businesses. While we may not be coders, our designs play a crucial role in shaping the digital presence of a brand. I’ve always been fascinated by how developers can take my design concepts and transform them into stunning, functional websites. Of course, I also supply much of the artwork, ensuring that every element aligns seamlessly with the brand's identity.
One of the more interesting connections I made through a TRUEventus event was with a Texas-based attorney who had been invited due to his expertise in hospital management. Initially, it seemed counterintuitive—why would a lawyer be part of a discussion centered on healthcare administration? However, as it turned out, his experience as a Houston bicycle injury lawyer gave him deep insight into the workings of both hospitals and insurance companies. Over the years, he had developed a keen understanding of hospital policies, patient care logistics, and the intricacies of medical billing disputes. His contributions to the discussion were surprisingly more insightful than those of many of the official "experts," offering a fresh and pragmatic perspective on hospital operations and patient advocacy.
It's moments like these that make business events so valuable—bringing together professionals from different fields and uncovering connections that might not seem obvious at first. I continue to look forward to similar opportunities where industry knowledge, experience, and creativity come together to shape the future of business.
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2nd Annual Corporate Sukuk
13-14 May 2015
The Ritz Carlton, Kuala Lumpar
“Prime Minister Najib Razak’s $444 billion development program contributed 21.2 billion ringgit to the sukuk total this year. The momentum is expected to overow into 2015 as more corporates from neighboring countries may also tap the ringgit sukuk market. ” Bloomberg Show 2014
WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT
Raising funds from the highly regulated Islamic capital market can be a daunting notion for both new and existing Sukuk issuers. Malaysia has become the driving force of sukuk innovation and regulation in Asia. Malaysia has been the biggest pioneer of the modern Islamic ÿnance industry and dominates global sukuk issuance. Malaysian borrowers account for some $490bn of the $673bn (73%) of total issued sukuk to date, according to the Islamic Finance Information Service — although $475bn of that has been to local investors. Following from the success of our first Corporate Sukuk conference, we are proud to announce our 2nd Annual Corporate Sukuk conference. This is the only conference that brings together issuers, borrowers, investors and bankers to discuss the developments of local and international sukuk markets. By attending you will network with key decision makers from existing and potential clients. Walk away from Corporate Sukuk better positioned to participate in the next big transaction.
THIS UNIQUE CONFERENCE WILL BRING DELEGATES THE BENEFITS OF:
- Financing large infrastructure projects using sukuk as a funding mechanisms
- Getting hungry: Looking at corporate appetite for issuanceffand how this can increase to stimulate growth
- Recognising corporate financing strategy to minimise the cost of borrowing
- Studying the current economic situationffand how the conventional bond market will a˛ect sukuk
- Featuring latest concepts and structural development in the sukuk market
- Spearheading the success of sukuk in Malaysia
- Assessing the overview of sukuk and the need for Innovation
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MODULAR CONSTRUCTION FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
3 - 4 June, 2015
Bangkok, Thailand
WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT
Asia’s construction industry is skyrocketing with great emphasize in the area of residential and commercial building. The country’s infrastructure and commercial sectors are expected to grow strongly by 2025 with a 4.7% growth per annum. Equipped with low labor, material cost, long life spanning, easy assembly, recycling purpose, ˛exible layout and environment protection concept, there is no doubt that modular construction and prefabrication technique could be a practical alternative in challenging traditional brick and mortar projects. We have seen positive trends and successful case studies of modular and pre-fabricated materials widely used in public housing, commercial building and offshore facilities in Asia. Thailand has been primarily involved in designing, manufacturing and delivering modular buildings and components.
THIS UNIQUE CONFERENCE WILL BRING DELEGATES THE BENEFITS OF:
- Staying up-to-date on the latest prefabrication techniques and processes
- Sourcing practical solutions in conquering global market
- Managing quality and design in meeting expectations in different countries
- Recognising modularisation methodologies best suited for your projects
- Exploring cost mitigation strategies
- Ensuring high efficient project delivery
Trueventus 4th Annual Modular Construction for Residential and Commercial Buildings Conference 2015 returns with a bang after runing successful modular events in Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Abu Dhabi. Come grab your seats and hear keynote speakers addressing areas such as manufacturing modular prefabricated off site products in the most cost effective way, optimising modular construction techniques in delivering a sophisticated and complex facility types, designing new & innovative custom-made prefab products. There is no doubt that with proper execution and design, modular and prefab buildings will have excellent track in creating successful residential and commercial buildings
This conference is designed, but not limited to: • General Managers • VPs and Directors of Procurement • Project Directors and Managers • Construction Directors and Managers • Construction Technology Directors and Managers • Materials and Direct Procurement Managers • Planning and Design • Logistics and Planning • Architects • Contractors • Sub-Contractors • Housing and Planning
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3rd ANNUAL IPO
Making a quick leap: Deciphering public listing strategies
9 - 10 September 2015
Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore
“Asia-Pacic leads global IPO volume with 546 deals in 2014”<
Singapore Business Review
Why you cannot miss this event
Deciding to go public might be the most momentous decision your company ever makes. IPO’s have been ‑ourishing in Asia Pacic giving a whole new opportunity to the market. Since Asian companies are looking intensively into this form of raising capital, the number of IPO’s in coming years is expected to grow again and 2015 is year not to be missed.
3rd Annual Initial Public Offering
conference by Trueventus will bring together not only practitioners and investors but also representatives from stock exchanges across Asia to discuss the importance of preparing to be a public-listed company. IPO market in Asia-Pacific is looking positive by deal numbers and capital raised, suggesting investor confidence is rising. Improved macroeconomic conditions across major parts of the region are likely to support demand and boost investor sentiment further. With IPO’s in the region delivering average returns of around 49%, much higher than equity market indices.
This conference is not to be missed for company owners, investors, stock exchanges representatives and financial advisors. The outcome from this conference will positively reflect in your company performance.
Join us at this exciting arena!
This unique conference brings delegates the benefits of:
- Creating a more balanced regulatory environment for small and mid-cap companies
- Easing constraints restricting investors accessing IPO markets
- Improving tax incentives for investments towards IPO’s
- Analysing pre-IPO markets for potential business opportunities
- Surveying the surge in capital raising & IPO activity across Asia
- Debating on the current eectiveness of IPO market processes
- Getting ahead of the game in structuring a cross border IPO
This conference is designed for, but not limited to:
- • Chief Executive O cers
- • Managing Directors
- • Chief Investment O cers
- • Chief Financial O cers
- • Chief Operating O cers
- • Heads of Listing
- • Heads of Investor Relations
- • Legal Counsels
- • Investment Managers
- • Investors
- • Stock Brokers
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FMCG ManuTech
Game changer: Accelerating manufacturing pace via innovation and technology
9 &10 September 2015
Pullman Jakarta, Indonesia
“FMCG leaders credit advances in technology for fuelling industry growth, according to recent market intelligence.”
KPMG 2013
WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT
Innovation and technology is recognised as the key to business growth and as such is vital for business strategies. In order for Asia’s FMCG industry to survive and thrive, it needs enabling technologies that make it more efficient, competitive and productive. The Indonesian FMCG industry should prepare itself for a strong competition in the coming ASEAN Economic Community 2015 as well as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). Indonesia’s FMCG sector brings both challenges and opportunities. A market of 600 million people has obvious allure for consumer goods makers.
In highly regulated industries such as the food, personal care products, household care, there is a paramount shift in product movement with many manufacturers placing a greater focus on quality, repeatability and safety in automation, in addition to productivity and cost reduction. Trueventus is proud to announce our first ever FMCG ManuTech 2015 conference. Learn some of the most significant trenvments in FMCG vis-à-vis the current economic backdrop and market development.
THIS UNIQUE CONFERENCE WILL BRING DELEGATES THE BENEFITS OF:
- Implementing an efficient and effective FMCG product movement
- Analysing and improving manufacturing processes in order to maximise operational excellence
- Developing good work practices and controls to minimise risks to consumers
- Increasing opportunities for FMCG export for localised products
- Fostering creative strategies for business growth and greater profitability
- Leveraging on best practices across R&D, innovation and marketing
- Creating an effective distribution network
- Changing contours and seeking sustainable solutions for FMCG products
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
The FMCG ManuTech conference attracts the leaders in FMCG innovation, R&D, marketing and branding from the world’s leading consumer companies.
You will meet VP’s, Directors and Heads of:
- Technology
- Innovation
- Research & Development
- Quality Assurance
- Marketing
- Commercialisation
- Packaging
- New Product Development
- Consumer Insights
- Brand Management
- Nutrition • Research
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3rd Annual Hospital Management Senate
Accelerating Hospital Revenue & Management Through Operational Excellence
26 - 27 August 2015
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
“According to the World Economic Forum, by 2030, the world will have to spend $40 trillion in healthcare, including $30 trillion on non-communicable diseases”
World Health Organization (WHO)
WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT
The dynamic healthcare landscape across Asia-Pacic is expected to continue steady growth! As the healthcare industry centre of gravity shifts towards customers, savvy new market players are moving fast to capitalise on the change. The task of delivering world class, a‑ordable and outstanding healthcare service remains a challenge with rising medical cost, erce market competition and rapid transformation in technology.
Trueventus 3rd Annual Hospital Management Senate builds on our 2013 & 2014 Hospital Management event, where we successfully congregated hot issues confronting hospitals. At this years’ event we will address and nd solutions to challenges that keeps CEO’s awake at night - Enhancing Revenue Management, Patient Safety & Quality Care, Hospital Operations Eciency as well as using innovate technology in improving Hospital Management. Become part of the Biggest Hospital Management Event in Asia, a platform for hospital leaders, clinicians, health facilities professionals, and technology specialists to network and develop e‑ective practical strategies in overcoming challenges in the Asian Healthcare World!
KEY BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
- Moving towards lean methodology improving quality while reducing costs
- Investing on the right cutting edge technology to improve hospital eciency
- Choosing the right partner to maximize protability and productivity
- Unlocking a hospital’s true potential through clinical operations excellence
- Improving patient safety and quality care through mitigating medication error
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This conference is design for but not limited to:
Director Generals, C-Level: CEO, CIO, COO, CTO, Chief Medical Officers, Chief Nursing Officers, General Managers, Managing Directors, Chief Pharmacist, Operation Directors, Head of Departments, Managers, Senior Executives and key decision makers from public and private healthcare providers who are responsible for:
- Business Development
- Hospital Administration
- Quality and Patient Safety
- Clinical Governance
- Government Authorities
- Managed Care
- Operations
- Nursing
- Pharmacies
- Facilities Management
- IT/Information Systems
- Patient Financial Services
- International Healthcare Policies
- Medical Care
More Background On GlobalCongressKL.com
GlobalCongressKL.com functioned as a dedicated online portal associated with the conference production company TRUEventus, a business-to-business event organizer widely active across Asia and the Middle East during the 2010s. The website served primarily as a distribution and promotional hub for high-level professional congresses, executive forums, and industry summits that convened regulators, investors, technologists, and corporate leaders.
Rather than operating as a media publication or news service, GlobalCongressKL.com worked as an archival and informational companion to live gatherings. Visitors typically encountered program brochures, speaker lineups, thematic explanations, and post-event materials that documented what participants could expect—or what they had missed.
The domain’s title signals two key ideas: global reach and a strong anchoring in Kuala Lumpur, one of Southeast Asia’s most important conference destinations and a repeat host city for TRUEventus programs.
Relationship with TRUEventus
TRUEventus—short for Timely, Relevant, Unique Events—built a reputation for curating niche executive meetings in sectors experiencing regulatory change, capital expansion, or technological disruption. Its model emphasized carefully selected audiences, expert speakers, and sharply defined agendas rather than trade-show scale.
GlobalCongressKL.com reflected that philosophy. The material preserved from the site shows:
heavy emphasis on decision-makers rather than general attendees
content designed for bankers, regulators, directors, and C-suite executives
highly specialized topics such as sukuk structuring, IPO regulation, hospital revenue optimization, and modular construction logistics
TRUEventus frequently ran parallel or rotating brands for different geographic clusters. Kuala Lumpur was among its anchor cities thanks to Malaysia’s leadership in Islamic finance, infrastructure development, and regional aviation connectivity.
Kuala Lumpur as Strategic Host City
Kuala Lumpur has long marketed itself as a gateway between Gulf capital, ASEAN manufacturing, and global finance. With major convention infrastructure, multilingual talent, and strong government support for business tourism, the city became fertile ground for recurring executive events.
Venues connected with the congresses promoted on GlobalCongressKL.com included luxury and business properties such as Ritz-Carlton Kuala Lumpur. Hosting conferences in internationally recognized hotels reinforced several strategic signals:
seriousness and prestige
accessibility for foreign delegates
proximity to financial institutions and ministries
compatibility with high-level networking expectations
What Visitors Found on the Website
At its height, the platform acted as a central library for:
agenda PDFs
sponsorship opportunities
thematic justifications for attending
delegate qualification criteria
historical continuity from prior annual editions
Archived snapshots show persuasive, benefits-driven writing. Phrases like “Why you cannot miss this event” appeared repeatedly, followed by bullet-point outcomes—regulatory insight, market entry strategies, cost optimization, or exposure to new financing tools.
Unlike consumer event sites, the tone assumed readers already possessed professional expertise. The pitch was about refinement, access, and foresight.
Signature Congress Themes
A review of preserved programs reveals several flagship tracks that defined the GlobalCongressKL identity.
Corporate Sukuk and Islamic Capital Markets
Malaysia’s prominence in shariah-compliant finance made sukuk a natural pillar. Conferences gathered issuers, scholars, arrangers, and investors to debate regulatory harmonization, cross-border appetite, and innovation in structuring.
The messaging often stressed Malaysia’s global leadership share in issuance volume and the need for continuous product evolution. Attendees could expect discussion of infrastructure funding, rating considerations, and investor diversification.
IPO Strategy Across Asia
Public listing conferences focused on readiness: governance, disclosure, cross-border structuring, and exchange cooperation. Representatives from bourses, advisory firms, and institutional investors were frequent speakers.
The narrative framed Asia-Pacific as a growth engine where regulatory modernization would unlock capital formation for mid-sized enterprises.
Modular and Prefabricated Construction
Rapid urbanization drove interest in industrialized building methods. These summits highlighted lifecycle cost advantages, logistics coordination, and exportable manufacturing expertise from regional hubs.
Delegates ranged from architects to procurement executives, illustrating TRUEventus’s cross-disciplinary approach.
FMCG Manufacturing Technology
Innovation in automation, packaging, and supply chains formed the backbone of these meetings. Multinational producers and local champions alike sought productivity gains amid competitive pressure from the coming ASEAN economic integration.
Hospital Management and Healthcare Operations
Healthcare gatherings addressed revenue integrity, patient safety, digital systems, and administrative reform. They were positioned as pragmatic rather than theoretical, promising case studies and implementation pathways.
Audience Profile
The typical participant was not an entry-level professional. Materials repeatedly referenced:
CEOs
managing directors
regulators
investment officers
technology heads
This exclusivity enhanced networking value. Smaller rooms with high authority figures created an environment where deals, partnerships, and policy understanding could accelerate.
Educational Philosophy
GlobalCongressKL programming emphasized applied knowledge. Benefits lists focused on what delegates would walk away with—templates, risk awareness, financing options, or operational frameworks.
The company avoided academic abstraction. Even macroeconomic commentary was tied back to execution.
Sponsorship and Commercial Ecosystem
Corporate partners used the events to demonstrate expertise to pre-qualified buyers. Because attendance skewed senior, sponsors could justify premium positioning.
Brand visibility inside these congresses often carried more weight than mass-market advertising.
Visual and Editorial Style
Archived pages reveal a consistent aesthetic: confident, data-backed, urgent. Citations from institutions such as Bloomberg or global consultancies lent authority, while typography and structured bulleting made complex topics digestible.
Geographic Reach Beyond Malaysia
Though Kuala Lumpur was central, TRUEventus rotated conferences through Singapore, Bangkok, Jakarta, and Gulf cities. This mobility helped build a pan-regional alumni network of repeat participants.
Reputation Among Delegates
Testimonials frequently praised organization quality, speaker access, and topical relevance. The smaller scale compared to expos meant conversations were easier to sustain.
Press and Media Context
While not headline-seeking spectacles, the congresses aligned with broader narratives in business journalism: Asia’s capital market rise, infrastructure modernization, and healthcare demand growth.
Networking Value
Perhaps the strongest draw was curated serendipity. Professionals from adjacent sectors encountered one another and discovered overlapping challenges—financing structures affecting hospital procurement, or legal insight informing insurance systems.
Challenges of Archival Survival
As years passed, many original downloadable materials disappeared. What remains through preservation efforts illustrates both the vitality of the conferences and the fragility of digital event history.
Cultural and Economic Significance
These meetings formed part of Asia’s maturation into a rule-making, innovation-exporting region rather than merely a recipient of Western frameworks. Dialogue moved toward regional solutions.
Why the Model Worked
Three ingredients stand out:
narrow themes
senior audiences
practical deliverables
Together they produced high perceived return on time away from the office.
Comparison to Trade Exhibitions
Unlike mega expos, GlobalCongressKL gatherings favored depth over spectacle. They were conversation engines, not product carnivals.
Continuing Influence
Even after some sites went quiet, professionals who met there often maintained relationships. Knowledge communities outlived webpages.
GlobalCongressKL.com represents a snapshot of a formative period in Asian professional networking. Through the stewardship of TRUEventus, it documented how industries sought clarity amid expansion and regulation. Though many files are gone, the preserved outlines testify to an ecosystem where expertise, access, and regional ambition converged.
