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Start-Up@Singapore (S@S) Mixer October 22, 2008

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Start-Up@Singapore (S@S) Mixer

Looking for like-minded people or suitable members for your team? Wondering what are the latest developments and trends in the industry? Or yearning to know more about entrepreneurship? If you answered Yes to these questions, discover the answers at S@S Mixer!
S@S Mixer is the first ever networking effort to bring together senior level students, young entrepreneurs, academics, researchers, venture capitalists and anyone interested in exciting, new businesses. Through a special industrial-based networking section, gain fresh perspectives and insight on the trends of key industries such as Alternative Energy, Information Technology and Biotechnology. Learn about the experiences of past participants through a panel discussion-style sharing session.

Event Details

Date: 25 October 2008
Time: 10.00am to 2.00pm (Registration starts at 9.30am)
Venue: University Hall, Level 2 Lee Kong Chian Wing, National University of Singapore [map]
Dress Code: Smart Casual
www.startup.org.sg

Celebrate the Tenth Year of S@S at the Official Launch! October 16, 2008

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Start-Up@Singapore (S@S) Official Launch

Calling all budding entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and anyone interested in starting their own business. Join us as we launch Start-Up@Singapore (S@S) 2009!
22nd October 2008 marks the beginning of Start-Up@Singapore’s tenth year helping budding entrepreneurs put their ideas into action and convert their business plans into products. This highly-acclaimed business plan competition has seen thousands of contestants hone and test their ideas in something that can only be described as the entrepreneurial experience of a lifetime.
With more cash prizes up for grabs than ever before and fresh new programs lined up throughout this year, things can’t possibly get more exciting here at S@S. Join us at the Official Launch as we highlight the abundant opportunities and resources that Start-Up@Singapore has to offer!
Event Details

Guest of Honour: Mr Teo Ser Luck, Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports & Ministry of Transport.

Day/Date: Wednesday, 22 October 2008

Time: 5.30pm to 7.30pm (Registration starts at 4.30pm)

Venue: University Hall Auditorium, Lee Kong Chian Wing, National University of Singapore [map]

Dress Code: Business Attire (Shirt and Tie)
Click here to register. Hurry! Seats are limited!

Monetizing is a dirty word!?! March 29, 2008

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…Yes there were technical glitches but they were bearable at Start-Up@Singapore Emerging Industry on WEB 2.0.

I felt the notion of entrepreneurship was succinctly discussed and it made my day!

I especially like Kevin’s point on monetization or should i say Demonetization. I felt he hit the nail on the head. Entrepreneurship is not about monetization per se. It only a small part of the equation. It encompass more on value creation and making the world a better place to live in. So ideas should bounce off how we can help people and improve lives, not $$$. $$ will naturally trickle in from the top tier. They would be the one that would sustain that product or service in the long run.

Thank you Van for bringing down your “Thinking Cap” and contribute in this wonderful discussion. We should meet up for coffee when Kevin comes back.

Lets work TOWARDS A MORE ALTRUSIVE SOCIETY.

An idealist musing? Over to you Stuart  :)

Start-Up@Singapore Emerging Industry- Web 2.0 March 17, 2008

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Interested in WEB 2,0. Please click here to register.

Start-Up@Singapore 2008 is delighted to present to you the Emerging Industry Series! Consisting of 3 exhilarating panel discussions on Alternative Energy, Interactive Digital Media and Web 2.0, enthrall yourselves with the many new takes and fresh perspectives on these up and coming industries. Insightful opinions on the industry outlook, investment opportunities and research potentials in these emerging industries will be shared and discussed by industry experts and academics.

Join us in the concluding installment of the Emerging Industry Series to discover the dynamic and borderless world of Web 2.0. Explore in great breadth and depth the emerging trends and business opportunities of web-based communities such as social-networking sites, wikis, blogs and many more! Harness this opportunity to learn how you can possibly make a difference in the rapidly growing online world of Web 2.0!

 

Date: 29 Mar 2008 (Saturday)

Time: 10.00am to 12.00pm (Registration starts at 9.30am)

Venue: Hon Sui Sen(HSS) Auditorium

NUS Business School

1 Hon Sui Sen Drive

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Attire: Smart casual

 

Speakers Profile

Stuart Tan, S.D.C.G., Licensed NLP Trainer Pan South-East Asia Toastmasters Evaluation Speech Champion and EBusiness Coach

Mr. Stuart Tan, MBA (Western Michigan), BA (Hons), S.D.C.G., is the Executive Director of the Adam Khoo Learning Technologies Group (AKLTG) Pte. Ltd. Stuart Tan is one of Asia’s Top Speakers and trainers in Internet Marketing. He has developed comprehensive learning models for beginners to learn Internet Marketing easily and to start using Internet Marketing in businesses. Within just 9 months of using Internet Marketing, Stuart managed to achieve over $400,000 in revenue. He uses his extensive training and education background to coach and help people learn. Stuart also teaches consumer psychology online and how to leverage it when selling products or services on the Internet.
Website: http://www.internetmarketingsingapore.com/

Kevin Lim, PhD candidate in Communication, Author of theory.isthereason

Kevin Lim is currently pursuing his doctoral degree in Communication at the University at Buffalo (SUNY), where he also works as a graduate assistant. For both his work and blog, Kevin studies and shares his interest in the diverse cultural affordances of technology, focusing on the pedagogical and disruptive aspects of social media. Dabbling for both pragmatic and play, he seeks an ideal interplay between online and offline life, through social networking, blogging and lifecasting. He openly wishes to become a “social cyborg”, where the meshing of human and networking technology would allow one’s presence to be augmented by the minds of many.
Website: http://theory.isthereason.com/

Vanessa Tan, Senior Executive, Health Promotion Board

Vanessa Tan graduated from the University of Bristol, UK with a degree in Law. She works as a new media consultant in the public sector. Catering to a wide range of target audience, Vanessa’s projects includes blogging, social networking, user-contributed content and podcasting. She has been featured in the Singapore media, particularly for launching the very first podcast by a Government agency and for founding a Government blogging movement. She has also presented at training courses on various aspects of social media.
Website: www.vantan.org