Social Gathering of Collaborative Professionals from Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Hong kong & Japan
By Gloria James-Civetta
On 18/5/26, at a Eurasian restaurant in Kuala Lumpur, IACP's President Rajashree hosted collaborative lawyer/MHPs from the region. We had so much fun talking about growing the groups in our respective countries, and to recruit more members. A huge thanks to @Rajashree Suppiah @Siu Lin Goh and the @Malaysia Collaborative Practice Group for being such wonderful hosts. @Jaerey @Keiko @Sally @Michael Yap @Aye Cheng Shone @anuradha sharma @Teong Liang Yap
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