Programmes, Workshops & Talks
The pride and joy of my career and journey lie in learning with the people and businesses that I've had the opportunity of working with! Here is a selection of programmes, workshops and talks that I have had the privilege of leading or supporting.
As part of Singapore University of Social Sciences’ (SUSS) effort to engage their Spirit Award Winners in creating their official speech video, we designed and facilitated a half-day programme which was conducted in 2 runs.
As part of Singapore Management University experiential learning arm’s (SMU-X) commitment to making the curriculum impactful and applicable, I work with the core team and relevant professor of Advertising
As part of a credit-bearing module at SMU, I was invited to facilitate a session for 45 students who are now taking the very same module I did years before - talking about my thoughts on the future of advertising, introducing Brain Juice Collective and sharing our unique impact marketing approach.
In pushing the SMU Imagine Better Companies campaign forward, we facilitated 3 power-packed sessions to provide our SMU Imagine Better Ambassadors with the knowledge and skills to get started.
To kickstart the SMU Imagine Better Companies campaign, we co-facilitated a workshop with our partners Air Amber.
Each year, the SMU-PEELI Rural Entrepreneurship Programme equips Tao Students with the financial support and skills to create start-ups that can transform their rural hometowns.
As part of Make the Change's Online Marketing Diploma for persons with disabilities or people with ABILITIES as I'd like to call it, I was engaged to create and facilitate an original and exciting content marketing module for the students.
In making sure Somerset Dialogues would be youth-driven and relevant experiences, my team and I recruited youth ambassadors, designed workshops to engage them in conducting a social media audit, youth survey and community mapping exercise
Freshly Squeezed is Brain Juice Collective’s flagship event series featuring everyday guests leading exceptional lives. These signature events are designed to introduce you to new perspectives and learning mediums.
Our panel discussion was part of an invigorating afternoon to celebrate Geoff Mulgan, CEO of Nesta, for the launch of his latest book Social Innovation: How societies find the power to change. Nesta is a UK-based foundation and leader in global innovation.
To explore the topic of breast health in an interesting way that appealed to consumers, we brought international healthcare group FeM Surgery, Breast Cancer Foundation Singapore and Jac & Jo together for our first lifestyle take on breast health - Keeping Abreast.
Echelon is an annual technology event where attendees learn, discover and meet for opportunities across Asia's emerging markets and ecosystem. For the 2019 summit, I was engaged to moderate two panel discussions.
Fearless & Fabulous was a special International Women’s Day event for girls by Inspiring Girls and Cisco.
For NewCampus Singapore launch, the inaugural FastFwd Festival was created. The festival hosted by NewCampus – a lifelong learning school– provided a platform to discuss different possible futures.
Following the Asia premiere of Soufra, which celebrated a triumph of the human spirit and its unyielding strength. We collaborated with The Great Room and lululemon to present "Sweat and Chat" - a morning of yoga followed by Breakfast and a discussion on 'The Role of Business in Creating Community Impact'.
With the National Youth Council's (NYC) festival for good initiative, I was engaged by Make the Change to run four social media workshops and three mentoring sessions to help youths leverage their personal social media channels to activate positive social change.
As part of the leadership academy at Singapore Chinese Girls' School, I was invited to engage with 32 girls on the topic of leadership. I shared about my entrepreneurial and coming-of-age journey in an informal setting, relating to the girls with personal stories from my own SCGS days.
For Austern International's Programme in Singapore, I was invited to a reverse mentoring session with their youth from Australia. As a guest mentor, I was part of a Q&A panel followed by three rounds of 20 minute small group sessions.