This week, NUS Entrepreneurship Society will organize iConnect 2012. It aims to connect global youths and inspire future entrepreneurs. Within these 3 days, there will be 4 events: Opening Ceremony, Apps Business seminar, 1001 Questions Answered networking session, and Business Opportunities in Ageing Asian Societies panel discussion.
Opening Ceremony
During their opening ceremony, Minister Teo Ser Luck, Minister of State, Trade and Industry with other speakers will talk about “Global Prospects of Local Entrepreneurship”.
Event Details
When: Friday, 13th January 2012
Time: 6pm-9pm
Where: University Hall
Apps Business Seminar
With topic “Opportunities, Challenges and Sustainability”, this seminar aims to provide budding entrepreneurs who have keen interest in this industry with the necessary information required to kick-start such a business.
Event Details
When: Saturday, 14th January 2012
Time: 9am-12pm
Where: University Town Plaza Seminar Room 1 (Level 2)
1001 Questions Answered Networking Session
During the session, audiences can interact closely with CEOs of Singapore companies.
Event Details
When: Saturday, 14th January 2012
Time: 2pm-5pm
Where: University Town Plaza Seminar Room 1 (Level 2)
Business Opportunities in Ageing Asian Societies Panel Discussion
There will be professionals and government representatives in discussion to explore creative business possibilities and entrepreneurial solutions to aging population problems.
Event Details
When: Sunday, 15th January 2012
Time: 9am-11am
Where: University Town Plaza Seminar Room 1 (Level 2)
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