About

Joyline Chai, PJM

ESG Business Transformation Strategist | Speaker | Trainer. Based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with a Penang background.

Portrait of Joyline Chai

A concise introduction

I am Joyline Chai, an ESG business transformation strategist, speaker and trainer based in Malaysia. Through Global Hemisphere Group, I work with businesses to translate sustainability requirements into practical plans, reporting processes and internal capability.

My background in accounting and finance shapes how I approach sustainability: connecting business decisions with the information, responsibilities and evidence needed to support them.

Alongside my professional work, community service and leadership have shaped my commitment to helping people develop the confidence and capability to act.

My work today

Current roles

Global Hemisphere Group

Executive Chairman and CEO

Business advisory and corporate capability work is delivered through Global Hemisphere Group, not through this personal website.

Work with GHG
ESG Association of Malaysia

Vice President and Head of Academy, 2025–2028

Association leadership and academy work. ESGAM is not a provider of Joyline’s commercial services.

How I work

Practical decisions and clear responsibilities

Practical decisions

Start with what the business actually needs to do, not with a catalogue of labels.

Clear responsibilities

Connect reporting, operations and leadership so ownership is visible inside the organisation.

Credible information

Claims need evidence. I help teams see the difference between intention and what can be supported.

Qualifications

Education and professional development

  • BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance, Anglia Ruskin University, 2008
  • Professional development continues through speaking, training design and work with Global Hemisphere Group

Additional professional designations are published only after the exact wording and current status are confirmed.

Service and leadership

A summary of the journey

Community service, including Junior Chamber International and Lions Club roles, has shaped how I develop people. Those organisations are not providers of my commercial services. Historical appointments sit on the journey page, separate from current roles.

Journey and Recognition