United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM)

Law Practice • London, England, United Kingdom • 51-100 Employees

Company overview

Headquarters	London, England, United Kingdom
Website	kpum.org
NAICS	54111
SIC	822
Founded	1979
Employees	51-100
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Key Contacts at United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM)

Amanda Danielle Fernandez

Deputy Director Of Skills Enhancement Department

Mar Li En

Deputy Director Of Career Development

Ishana Adelle Selvanandam

Director Of Corporate Relations And Outreach

Adam Malique Nadzarin

Director Of Careers Development

Mavvin Gobi Krishnan

Director Of Careers Development Department

Anesca Ashley Leong

Deputy Director Of Corporate Relations And Outreach Department

Marissa Yeo

Director Of Media & Communications

United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM) Email Formats

United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM) uses 1 email format. The most common is {first name}.{last name} (e.g., john.doe@bham.ac.uk), used 100% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first name}.{last name}	john.doe@bham.ac.uk	100%

About United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM)

The United Kingdom and Ireland Malaysian Law Students’ Society or Kesatuan Penuntut Undang-Undang Malaysia di UK dan Ireland (KPUM) has acted as an umbrella body for all Malaysians studying law in the UK for over 20 years. Established officially in 1979, we have constantly aimed to promote the interests of our members, which come from over thirty institutions in the UK, including universities and bar schools. KPUM serves as a platform for students to meet with potential employers and future colleagues through various events; predominantly the annual Law Career Convention that is held in Kuala Lumpur during the summer holidays. We aim to provide students with information about prospective employers and law firms as well as stimulate intellectual curiosity and knowledge about Malaysia's local legal scene. The Union is recognised by the Malaysian Bar Council which has always shown tremendous interest and support in our activities and more importantly, in our members. We are also proud to have had His Royal Highness the late Sultan Azlan Shah, the Sultan of Perak who was also the previous Lord President, head of the Malaysian Judiciary, as our Royal Patron for the past 15 years.

United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM) revenue & valuation

Annual revenue	$5,047,745
Revenue per employee	$86,000
Estimated valuation?This valuation is estimated based on industry average for the Law Practice industry and current estimated revenues	$16,200,000
Total funding	No funding

Employees by Management Level

Total employees: 51-100

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Director

Vice President

Employees by Department

United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM) has 5 employees across 3 departments.

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Funding Data

United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM) has never raised funding before.

United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM) Tech Stack

Discover the technologies and tools that power United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM)'s digital infrastructure, from frameworks to analytics platforms.

Google Workspace

Lodash

JavaScript libraries

Sentry

Issue trackers

jQuery

JavaScript libraries

Wix

Blogs

HTTP/3

Miscellaneous

HSTS

Security

Open Graph

Miscellaneous

AngularJS

JavaScript frameworks

React

JavaScript frameworks

Google Cloud

IaaS

Google Cloud CDN

CDN

Frequently asked questions

United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM) is located in London, England, GB.

United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM) was founded in 1979, making it 47 years old. The company has established itself as a significant player in its industry over this time.

United Kingdom & Eire Malaysian Law Students' Union (KPUM) has approximately 51-100 employees. The company continues to grow its workforce to support its business operations and expansion.