About Our Founder
Franky See Swee Choy is a businessman, philanthropist, and family man with a deep-rooted belief in the power of education and awareness to transform lives. As the founder and current President of Great Vision Charity Association (GVCA), a non-profit organisation based in Shah Alam, Selangor, Franky champions the philosophy:
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”
With a firm focus on long-term impact, he continues to lead GVCA towards greater heights, aspiring to inspire and empower more people to care for and uplift underprivileged communities through purposeful education and meaningful engagement.
Franky is no stranger to success. His ventures span across industries including talent management, manufacturing, and precision machining. Entering the workforce at 22 and launching his first business just a few years later, Franky had already earned his first million by the age of 26. His business journey equipped him with strategic thinking and leadership tools that today guide his philanthropic efforts.
In 2019, he was honoured with the CSR Company of the Year Award at the CSR Malaysia Awards, recognising his commitment to corporate social responsibility and his hands-on role in driving impactful charity initiatives. His CSR-driven leadership has allowed him to mobilise resources, build partnerships, and deliver real help to countless individuals in need—from families living in poverty to disaster victims, patients with chronic illnesses, and residents of orphanages and care homes.
What makes Franky’s approach truly unique is his passion for involving youth in charity work. Under his guidance, GVCA has built a strong community of young volunteers, particularly from tertiary institutions, fostering a new generation of changemakers. He strongly believes that charity is not just about giving—it is a powerful form of education.
Over the years, Franky’s charity initiatives have gained the support of notable partners such as Columbia Asia Hospital, Kossan, Magnum, Hong Leong Foundation, Maybank, Popular Bookstore, Anytime Fitness, and many others. His work has also been featured in national and regional media including The Star, New Straits Times, Sin Chew Daily, China Press, Feminine Magazine, and NTV7’s Breakfast Show.
Beyond his business and philanthropic achievements, Franky is a devoted husband and father of four. In rare moments of downtime, he enjoys reading motivational books and indulging in his love for Japanese sashimi.