Sacca Chok

Member, KLBL

Sacca Chok

HRD Corp Certified Trainer

Founder, Qadatz Lejendy Ventures

Helping people build the mindset and teamwork to move forward.

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People development · Mindful leadership

Sacca Chok is Founder of Qadatz Lejendy Ventures and an HRD Corp Certified Trainer. Her career spans more than three decades, bringing together sales, business operations and the development of people.

Her professional experience includes corporate services, education and wellness. She draws on that mix to help teams communicate, solve everyday business problems and approach change with greater confidence.

In her training, Sacca favours participation: realistic business situations, discussion and activities that people can put into practice. Her interests connect commercial performance with self-awareness, resilience and considerate leadership.

At KLBL, she joins fellow business owners and leaders in practising how to express ideas and connect with an audience.

Teams & leadership

Building cooperation through clearer communication, empathy and shared purpose.

Business performance

Connecting sales experience, operational improvement and practical problem solving.

Mindset at work

Exploring how resilience and self-awareness shape everyday working relationships.

  1. Business ownership

    Qadatz Lejendy Ventures

    Business owner and founder of Qadatz Lejendy Ventures.

  2. Training & facilitation

    HRD Corp Certified Trainer

    An interactive approach grounded in practical workplace situations.

  3. Programme interest

    Positive workplace mindset

    A training programme listed in her Axon professional portfolio.

Part of KLBL

Different backgrounds.
A shared room to grow.

Member, KLBL

KL Business Leaders Toastmasters Club brings business owners and leaders together to practise public speaking, persuasion and leadership.

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