How to Craft Your Awesome Social Impact Vision
Event Information
Description
Description
We love unicorns, but they are mythical creatures with technologies otherwise known as “experimental” or “fairy dust”. Let’s get away from the buzzwords used to distract you from the real purpose behind today’s Problem Solvers, and instead, focus on what you want to solve!
Have you ever wondered how you can differentiate between creating impact vs building a business to create social impact? How can you better communicate that vision, mission and values of yours to solve more pressing societal challenges.
Come join us for an evening of learning and sharing with our purpose driven founders, Cindy, Robin and Gustavo whose everyday mission is to craft and lead their business’s social mission. Their everyday job is to think beyond the $$$(dollar) amount for their investors, and redefine the meaning of “returns” to their investors and stakeholders.
Agenda
6:00 - Registration & Networking
6:30 - Welcome & Introductions
6:45 - Social Impact and Startups
7:00 - Finding Your Company’s Impact Story
8:00 - Q&A
8:30 - Networking & End
About the facilitators
Cindy Chng
Trifam leverages on technology to create more employment opportunities for the differently abled community. Trifam is led by Cindy Chng, an active community youth leader and social entrepreneur. As a Social Entrepreneur since the age of 19, Cindy believes in the power of business and civil society in shaping change. She is an ASEAN Youth Award Winner and the first Singapore recipient of the Royal Commonwealth Society Associate Fellowship.
Robin Vogelaar
Robin is originally from the Netherlands and is now in Singapore as part of his world trip. He has a background in finance, from MIT Sloan School of Management, and has worked for 5 years as a management consultant, first at Boston Consulting Group and at ING Bank. As part of his world trip he has provided volunteer strategic consulting to almost 200 social impact organizations in ~30 different countries, for example for UNDP in Manila, Red Cross in Quito, WWF in Brasilia. He also has advised a large number of social enterprises, accelerators and impact investors.
Gustavo Liu
Gus is a former private banker turned entrepreneur, who has worked with business owners of all sizes including successful UHNW individuals globally throughout his career in finance. He is passionate about solving world problems, building better businesses and resilient entrepreneurs by pushing boundaries to think broader, break out of their comfort zones, and create lasting impact through better solutions to global issues. As the founder of EAT Launchpad, a platform built to extract and enhance the purposes behind founders and investors to solve bigger problems and create greater impact.
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About JustCo
Founded in 2011, JustCo is one of Asia’s leading premium flexible workspace providers. At JustCo, we believe that working together, is working better. We continually challenge and redefine collaborative working, connecting like-minded and dynamic communities in open and creative work spaces.
In JustCo’s powerful ecosystem, businesses of all shapes and sizes can harness the benefits of the network effect. JustCo’s range of curated events, networking sessions and strategic partnerships allow members to find business opportunities, gain insights, and help drive success and innovation to each other’s business.
With uniquely-transformed workspaces, JustCo goes beyond a sharing economy. By 2020, we aim to be a strong driving force behind commercial real estate market across Asia, and empower our ever-growing community with exceptional workplace flexibility and experiences.
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