Renowned ESG expert, Professor Christopher Marquis graced our Malaysian staff gathering at PARC, Subang Jaya last November. An exclusive interview was arranged for Chris by The Edge Malaysia, which also highlighted Genashtim’s B Corp certification and our role as a B Market Builder for Southeast Asia (except Singapore).  At the interview, Thomas recounted Genashtim’s establishment […]

At the GRI Expert Series in January 2022, Thomas cautions there is not enough conscious recognition just yet for companies to include sustainability policies in business practices.

In this New York-based Financial Times article, Thomas Ng highlights how being a B Corp in line with ESG, plays an integral role in Genashtim's ability to attract clients.

Genastim CEO and Founder, Thomas Ng reveals how the company's unique business model grew amid the global pandemic, which further proves that businesses can operate entirely online, with a workforce that works remotely to support clients all over the world in a seamless manner.

Forbes commends Genashtim for its role in providing PWDs and refugees employment opportunities in tech.

The French Chamber of Commerce Magazine in Singapore features Genashtim on Working from Home Opens New Doors for Social Impact. Genashtim's Founder and CEO Thomas Ng is also a representative of B Corp in Asia, the organization behind the must-have sustainable certification of for-profit businesses that integrates their social and environmental outcomes into their legal structure.

The Strait Times features Genashtim's inclusive employment, which covers PWDs and refugees. Company founder and CEO, Thomas Ng shares that hiring people from these disadvantaged groups gives them a chance to regain their dignity through sustainable livelihood.

Thomas Ng shares Genashtim's social impact business model, dubbed as the indifferent work methods design in this MANAGER Today article. The feature also highlights that Genashtim's business operations do not contribute to the human carbon footprint.

In an Up Magazine feature, Thomas Ng shares his expertise as an eLearning proponent with the Institute for Adult Learning in Singapore. He stresses the need for companies to adapt to external changes and to recognize the relevance and impact that eLearning brings to businesses.