Ahmed Bin Chee

Malaysian

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Encik Ahmed Bin Chee had his secondary education at the Royal Military College and after spending a year as an instructor at the Outward Bounds School, he obtained his degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Nottingham. He is also a Member of the Institute of Engineers Malaysia.

Encik Ahmed Bin Chee worked for Shell for ten years in various capacities in Singapore and East and West Malaysia before leaving to start his own professional engineering firm which specialized in the design of factories to process tropical agricultural products such as oil palm, palm kernel, copra, rubber and cocoa. His firm undertook projects in Malaysia, Indonesia, Samoa and Equatorial Guinea. Since the early 1990s, he has been increasingly involved in the movement for the preservation of both the natural and built heritage. He was previously a Council Member of the Malaysian Nature Society and presently a Council Member of the Penang Heritage Trust.