Theme: Generation of Creators

Everyone is a creator. No matter how small.
You are a creator of relationships between you and your friends.
You are a creator of experiences with every interaction.
You are a creator of value.
You create.

This evening is meant to inspire you to embrace the spirit of creation, to empower you to act on that one idea that’s always been sitting at the back of your mind, to encourage you to keep on doing the amazing work you’ve been doing so far.

Because after all, creation creates creation.

Our speakers are creators in their own right, and are shining examples of the marvelous things that can happen when you set out to do something great.

Listen in on their talks with an open mind and an open heart; we’ve specially curated these unique ideas that offer new perspectives that can even change the world.

This is for the next generation of world-changers and dream-chasers.
For they are the creators of the future.
What will you create?

The Music Box
535 Clementi Road
Block 73 Level 3
Singapore, South West, 599489
Singapore

Adrian Foo

Founder of 5 Cents Project

Adrian is currently a second-year student at Nanyang Technological University, majoring in Sociology. From young, he has always had a passion for community service and making society a better place for all. The intersection of his interests led him to start the Five Cents Project, a fund raising project aimed at building a more giving society. In his free time, he can be found in the studio dancing and grooving.

Alan Chou

Founder of meta.us

As the Co-Founder & CEO of meta.us, Alan takes his gaming seriously. With his experience in the gaming industry and contributions in many AAA game titles, his startup platform now connects aspiring e-athletes to teams and competitions. As 'A Dreamer With Calluses', he believes that improvement starts with oneself, that a worthy life is one where you do what you can to help and that no one truly does anything alone.

Eileen Chai

Former SEA Games athlete, now violinist

From a multi-sport national athlete to a classical-contemporary musician and educator, author and philanthropist, Eileen has truly done it all. No stranger to performing under the spotlight, her belief of 'giving through music' has seen her create numerous initiatives like 3am Music Collective and Teach a Life, for Life, using music to bring joy to people.

Genevieve Lee

Runner-Up for MasterChef Singapore 2018

A confident, down-to-earth chef-in-training, Genevieve's love for the culinary arts saw her earn Runner-Up for MasterChef Singapore 2018. Much of her youth was spent glued to the screen, watching the likes of Jamie Oliver and Marco Pierre White whipping up delicacies. Today, she is working hard to turn her passion and hobby into a career, learning from her mistakes and growing day by day.

Jeshua Soh

Founder of Crossworks, JRC.sg, HEAR Myanmar & Startupmedia

A self-professed school dropout, filmmaker by training and an entrepreneur by accident, Jeshua has numerous interests - all of which he has channeled into the four companies he has founded in Singapore and Myanmar. He firmly believes in the equal value of every human being, with his mantra of 'Getting Out, Go Together & Going Beyond'.

Joel Tan

Local singer-songwriter

Better known as Gentle Bones, Joel has managed to amass a staggering 50 million streams on Spotify at only 24. Touted as the 'Ed Sheeran of Singapore', he is determined to use his music to create a culture where the youths of today follow their passions and what drives them, rather than following the norm.

Kai Yuan Ng

Co-founder of Our Grandfather Story

Kai Yuan is the Co-Founder and Director of Business Development of Our Grandfather Story, a digital video publisher that documents, curates and retells timeless stories across Southeast Asia. As a multimedia storyteller, he is dedicated to exploring different ways to bring stories to audiences in the online space. He believes that there are endless possibilities in bringing meaningful and engaging content to the masses in this ever-changing and evolving media landscape.

Rachel Lim

Co-founder of Love, Bonito

Rachel lives and breathes fashion - co-founding Love, Bonito at the young age of 19, she exploded into the scene, propelling the brand to popularity and redefining the fashion e-commerce industry in Singapore. Her mission to empower women's confidence through fashion has led to a strong community of women that she continues to engage, relate and connect with.