
ASEANpreneurs launches the inaugural ASEANpreneurs Alpha Challenge (AAC). This a competition open to all youths in ASEAN and encourages them to share the stories of successful entrepreneurs and their startups with the use of digital media. In line with AAC, ASEANpreneurs will be organizing a few supporting events, first of which is the upcoming Networking Event@GT.
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, 3rd March 2009
Time: 7-9.30pm
Venue: Geek Terminal
The AAC is the latest initiative of the newly launched ASEANpreneurs Youth Leaders Network. The Network’s flagship program is the ASEANpreneurs Youth Leaders Exchange (AYLE) of which the inaugural AYLE was held in May ’08.
This particular networking event will be in the form of roundtable discussion aiming to offer AAC participants the opportunity to hear the successful stories of start-up entrepreneurs and interact and network with them. The discussion topics vary from the sharing of enterpreneurial experiences, how to help young students to build up and cultivate entrepreneurial ideas and scrutinize current economics situation particularly in ASEAN context.
You’re welcome to join in if you’re a budding entrepreneur regardless of whether you’re a participant of AAC. Don’t miss your chance to interact with several entrepreneurs to find out how they turned their dreams into reality! Bring their stories to life by participating in this round table discussion session.
Entrepreneurs willing to share their experiences and entrepreneurial journey are also welcome to join in. Please contact the organisers at aseanpreneurs@nes.org.sg if you would like to contribute.
Do also check out the online portal of the Network.
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