5th Prime Minister of Malaysia
Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi served as Malaysia’s fifth Prime Minister (2003–2009). Known for his moderate leadership style and emphasis on integrity, governance, and human capital development, he remains one of Malaysia’s most respected national leaders. His journey from HSBM to national leadership refects the school’s strong foundaton in excellence and service
Former Yang di-Pertua Negeri of Penang & HSBM Alumni Patron
Tun Ahmad Fuzi Abdul Razak is a distinguished diplomat and former Governor of Penang (2021– 2025). Having served as Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Afairs, he represented Malaysia on the global stage with distinction. We are honoured to have him as the Patron of HSBM Alumni.
First Malaysian Inspector-General of Police
Mohamed Salleh Ismael became Malaysia’s first local IGP and was instrumental in strengthening the national police force during the early years of independence. His service brought pride to HSBM and the naton.
President of the Court of Appeal, Malaysia
Tan Sri Lamin Mohd Yunus served in one of the highest judicial positions in Malaysia, contributing significantly to the nation’s legal system and upholding the rule of law.
Former Secretary-General, Ministry of Foreign Afairs
Tan Sri Ahmad Kamil Jaafar had a distinguished diplomat career representing Malaysia internationally and contributing to foreign policy development.
Queens Scholar & Acting Vice-Chancellor, University of Malaya
Tan Sri Prof Emeritus Chin Fung Kee was a respected academic leader whose contributions to higher education significantly impacted Malaysia’s academic development.
Former Vice-Chancellor, University Sains Malaysia
Professor Ishak Thamby Chik played a key role in strengthening one of Malaysia’s premier universities and advancing academic excellence.
Minister of Human Resources, Malaysia
Steven Sim represents a new generation of national leadership. His service in government reflects the continued impact of HSBM alumni in shaping Malaysia’s future.
Chairman, Telekom Malaysia Berhad
Tan Sri Mohd Radzi Mansor has contributed significantly to Malaysia’s corporate and telecommunications sector, strengthening national infrastructure and connectivity.
Pioneer of the Malaysian Film Industry
Dato L. Krishnan was a trailblazer in Malaysian cinema, contributing to the growth and cultural development of the local film industry.
Former National Football Coach
Datuk M. Kuppan served as Malaysia’s national football coach and contributed to the development of sports talent in the country.