Three world-renowned, award-winning social entrepreneurs from different corners of the world will share their experience and provide insight and direct advice on how to generate social change through successful business initatives in Silicon Valley, Asia and Latin America. You will learn how to create successful strategies, pitch your ideas to investors and engaged th masses for crodsourcing, crowdfunding and real social impact while turning in a profit and generating wealth for local communities and reaching global markets.
Speakers
Margarita Quihuis, social entrepreneur and mentor capitalist focused on innovation, technology incubation, access to capital and entrepreneurship.
Carlos Miranda Levy, social entrepreneur in residence at National University of Singapore, Digital Vision Fellow at Stanford University, Google Developing World Scholarship recipient, named by CNN as one of Latin America’s top 20 more influential people on the internet.
Atif Mumtaz, founder of Jaroka Tele-healthcare a servicing rural Pakistan, which won the mBillionth Award’s mHealth category in 2011 in New Delhi, India, organised by the Digital Empowerment Foundation.
Event Details
When: Wednesday 2nd March 2011
Time: 2.30pm-5.30pm
Where: RMI Seminar Room 1, I3 Building, National University of Singapore, 21 Heng Mui Keng Terrance Level 1
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