Dr. Nor Bahiyah Omar 

Sustainability & Governance Reporting

Publicly listed specialist areas include climate change reporting, business sustainability, sustainability and climate change reporting, financial criminology, and corporate governance, giving her a profile that combines sustainability reporting, governance, accountability, and institutional strategy. This makes her especially relevant for organizations looking for guidance that connects responsible business practice with stronger stakeholder communication and reputational positioning.

Her achievement profile reflects both research depth and leadership experience. Public records show her authorship or co-authorship in work on Corporate Governance and Climate Change Reporting in Malaysia, The Influence of Corporate Governance Practices on Firm Sustainability Reporting Disclosure, and a 2021 conference paper on Sustainability and Climate Change Reporting in Islamic Financial Institution. UiTM ARI records also show her involvement in funded research projects, including Islamic Social Finance Strategy in Islamic Financial Institutions: In View of Absorptive Capacity and Developing a Framework for a Systematic and Impactful Corporate Zakat Portfolio for Islamic Financial Institutions. In addition, an official JAIS programme record identified her in 2024 as Pengarah Akademik dan Hal Ehwal Pelajar INTEC, showing that she has also held senior academic leadership responsibilities beyond her current corporate-facing role.

From a consultant perspective, Dr. Nor Bahiyah can help companies and institutions strengthen sustainability and governance reporting, review accountability practices, and turn technical or regulatory expectations into clearer internal frameworks and external communication. Her combined background in sustainability research, corporate governance, financial criminology, and institutional leadership suggests strong value for organizations that need support in reporting quality, risk-awareness culture, partnership development, and stakeholder trust-building. Because her profile bridges both academic substance and institutional marketing leadership, she is particularly well suited to help organizations present their sustainability and governance efforts with greater credibility, clarity, and strategic impact.