MDEC’s new director of human capital


Nazral Safril Mohammad Sapari

THE Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) announced on Jan 7 a key appointment to its senior management team – Nazral Safril Mohammad Sapari as its new director of human capital.

With more than 25 years’ experience in human resources, Nazral will be managing the planning and execution of the integrated HR, administration, and operations functions for MDEC.

The appointment follows MDEC’s “Reinvent” – a strategic change agenda that was recently launched to build a high-performing and high-impact organisation.

Nazral will drive a culture of continuous improvement and operational excellence, while strengthening the business alignment of the HR functions within the organisation.

He will be contributing to MDEC’s business strategy, and developing workforce plans and programmes that are aligned with the corporation’s overall national strategic objectives.

Nazral was recently the general manager of human resources and administration at Touch‘n Go Sdn Bhd, where he was instrumental in successfully implementing the transformation agenda, aligning the employee’s experience initiatives to the company’s business direction pivoting from micropayment to digital technology solutions.

“I am happy to be given the opportunity to lead MDEC’s extraordinary human capital through its next phase of growth. I firmly believe that when a task is trusted onto you, deliver it with passion, whole-heartedly and at best improvise it; or don’t do it all, ” said Nazral.

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