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Viviantie Sarjuni

Chief Executive Officer

Institut Keusahawanan Negara (INSKEN)

Viviantie Sarjuni’s entrepreneurship work extends from national development programmes to community ventures in Borneo. Her INSKEN role brings together training, mentoring and partnerships intended to strengthen business capability.

Source published28 Jun 2026
Viviantie Sarjuni
Source image: Kepimpinan Malaysia
01 / BACKGROUND

Career & background

Before leading INSKEN, she was Chief Executive Officer of the Sabah Creative Economy & Innovation Hub. That role involved startups, creative industries and collaboration between government, industry and academia. Her professional activities also include serving as President of Chevening Alumni Malaysia.

Source-reported experienceMore than one year at INSKEN
02 / CONTRIBUTIONS

Areas of contribution

At INSKEN, she leads an entrepreneur-development agenda encompassing training, acceleration and mentoring. She co-founded Borneo Specialty Coffee to promote the region’s coffee and support rural growers, and founded Borneo Startup Community to help develop its startup ecosystem. These ventures connect enterprise development with local participation.

03 / PERSPECTIVE

Leadership focus

Her work examines the support entrepreneurs need beyond a business idea: relevant skills, access to mentoring, useful partnerships and participation in a wider innovation community.

04 / SOURCES & CONTEXT

The basis of this profile.

This profile brings together factual career information from publicly available sources. References and publication dates are provided below.

Kepimpinan Malaysia28 Jun 2026 · Read the original publication
Source notes

Borneo Specialty Coffee and Borneo Startup Community are separate ventures, although the source uses similar abbreviations for them.

Professional details reflect the cited publication dates and may change. Third-party materials remain subject to their owners’ rights.