Cover The Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow 2025 list includes Malaysian honourees Roshinee Mookaiah, Keong Chun Chieh and Sayantan Das (Photo: Nikki Duldulao)
The Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow 2025 list includes Malaysian honourees Roshinee Mookaiah, Keong Chun Chieh and Sayantan Das (Photo: Nikki Duldulao)
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As Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow returns for its tenth edition in 2025, it’s time to discover the 20 exceptional leaders making waves across industries, communities and beyond
Unveiled on July 4, the Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow 2025 exemplify the nation’s bold energy, innovative thinking and boundless potential, while also reflecting broader shifts in the age of AI. In the spirit of embracing change, this year’s list has been streamlined to better identify those shaping our nation’s future, including emerging names and seasoned industry players.
The careful selection of the 20 Gen.T honourees from Malaysia followed a rigorous seven-month process, supported by the Gen.T Tribe, a panel of respected industry experts and insiders who nominated and assessed each candidate.
Each year, Gen.T recognises outstanding individuals as the Leaders of Tomorrow, celebrating both their accomplishments and their promise. A special event will be held on July 10, in collaboration with venue partner Hotel Stripes Kuala Lumpur, enabling honourees to connect with members of the wider Gen.T community in the interest of continued growth and collaboration in the name of progress.
Read more: The Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow 2025 in numbers: a tech-driven generation shaping Asia’s future
Above Muhamad Syafiq Yusof Haslam is the founder and CEO of Viper Studios, transforming the Malaysian film landscape
Above Roshinee Mookaiah is the founder of Mekar Kami, a grassroots effort to make engagement with politics and human rights issues accessible for Malaysian women and girls
Muhamad Syafiq Yusof Haslam is the founder and CEO of Viper Studios, transforming the Malaysian film landscape
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Representing a broad spectrum of disciplines and personal journeys, the 2025 Malaysian cohort reflects a rich blend of talent, sustainability, creativity and vision. The honourees span 20 diverse categories, including Entertainment, Public Service & Law, Social Entrepreneurship, Technology, Manufacturing & Energy, Finance & Venture Capital and more.
Click the link below to explore their stories and see how these remarkable Malaysians are shaping the future.
Above Journalist Tehmina Kaoosji is championing gender equality and a free press in Malaysia
Above Shahril Hamdan is the co-host of ‘Keluar Sekejap’, Malaysia’s most-watched political podcast
Journalist Tehmina Kaoosji is championing gender equality and a free press in Malaysia
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Be sure to also explore the profiles of Gen.T honourees from across the region. As the Gen.T list spans nine locations—including Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and mainland China. As of 2025, the Gen.T community now stands at more than 3,000.
Do you have what it takes to be named a future Gen.T Leader of Tomorrow? Discover how to make it onto the list by reading our step-by-step guide.
View the full list of the Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow 2025.
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