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In celebration of the 5th anniversary of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce (SCCCI) Young Entrepreneurs Network (YN), a forum titled “Do You Have What It Takes To Be An Entrepreneur?” with Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports & Ministry of Transport, Mr Teo Ser Luck as Guest-of-Honour, will take place on the 22th Jan with several high profile panelists as well.
Topic
Can entrepreneurship be trained? What are the challenges and issues faced by entrepreneurs during the different stages of their business growth? In what direction does the government wish to drive the entrepreneurship movement? How to make the change that works for you?
Starting or growing a business is a very challenging yet rewarding experiences. Come and join the inaugural SCCCI-YN Forum to find answers to any queries you may have or to share your business experiences with others who aspire to be successful entrepreneurs.
Panelists
– Dr Ng Cher Yew: Executive Chairman, Oceanus Group Limited
– Dr Tan Sze Wee: Programme Director, A*Star’s Medical Technology Initiatives
– Mr Sim Choon Siong: Deputy Director, Entrepreneurship Development, SPRING Singapore
– Mr See Yong Sheng: General Manager, Zhong Xin Edutech Pte Ltd
– Mr Alan Ang Zhong Peng: 3rd Year Student, Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University
Programme

Event Details
Date: Friday, 22nd Jan 2010
Time: 1-7pm
Venue: Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Auditorium [map]
Language of forum: English
Register by emailing yen@sccci.org.sg.
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