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InteresThink 3 Audience
Registration
Why Invitation Only?
We want to build meaningful conversations. We also want to create diversity of thought, perspectives and expertise needed for meaningful conversations. More importantly, we want to attempt to sow seeds of radical collaboration.
As such, we are going on a limited publicity campaign. Priority is given to previous attendees and we publicise only in certain channels.
As much as we wish to invite everyone who signs up with us, we are limited by capacity constrains. So do help us get to know you better by filling up the registration form more earnestly.
Event Details
InteresThink 3
Location: The Pod @ National Library
Number of Speakers: 6
Expected Audience: 120
Time: 6pm - 10pm
Lightning Talks start at 430pm. Causes & Ideas Booths starts at 5pm. Buffet dinner begins at 6pm. You really should come early!
Bring Your Laptops! There will be power plugs and wireless access (Wireless@SG). If you are a blogger, we invite you to blog and link our site back to yours. See our media page.
Punctuality
As the event venue (The Pod) is only accessible via a VIP lift, you should note that getting in and out of the venue is a tricky business. Do help us out in assisting you to guiding you to the venue in the fastest manner possible by arriving early.
Main Talks
Draft
1900 - 2200
Strictly 20 mins for each speaker and interspersed with Q&As and discussions. To be designed further.
Pre-Conference
Lightning Talks
Lightning Talks are short, 5 minute talks. Anyone who is present at that moment (between 430pm - 700pm) can talk. As crazy as it may sound, we are dead serious about it.
So how does it work? Simple. You go to the microphone, pick it up, gather your own crowd and talk. Unless you have a crowd, you can talk no longer than 5 minutes. Even if you have a crowd, you can talk no longer than 10 minutes.
What can I talk about? Anything. But, strictly no for-profit selling. Our theme for this conference is Ideas & Causes. The InteresThink Team will be very un-nice to you if you betray our trust.
Do I need to register for this to speak? No. It's supposed to be spontaneous. We do, however, encourage you to indicate within the registration form that you are interested to do a Lightning Talk. That will help us estimate the interest level for this talk.
I seriously don't think that this will work! Well, let us prove you wrong then.
Find out more about Lightning Talks on Wikipedia.
Causes & Ideas Booths
We have invited a number of Non Profit Organisations with important Causes and projects to exhibit. We will list them here as they confirm their presence.
If you belong to a formal/informal group and would like your voice to be heard, please send a short email to us telling us about “Your Cause” to team@InteresThink.com.
If you are an individual with an idea that you would like to amplify, we invite you to hold your own space here too. You can bounce your idea off our fabulous crowd at the Lightning Talk. You can also have your own booth. Just drop us an email at team@InteresThink.com.
Donate to InteresThink
If you like our event and what we are doing, help us defray our costs by making a donation. All donations will be held in trust by Kelvin Quee. All donations will go towards our expenses. Any excess will go towards funding the next event.
We will provide a box for you to drop your cash contributions. Make all cheques payable to “Quee Yew Hao Kelvin”.
Thank You!
Audience List
These are the people who will be joining you on 12 December 2008. We update this list as invites are being sent out.
Also check out the Audience List of InteresThink 2.
| Audience Profile | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Organisation | About | My Passion |
| Derrick Kwa | Website, Book | Born on 16 December 1990. Former student of NUS High School. Quit school at 16, and currently serving NS. | I'm hugely passionate about education - I think the formal education really needs to be changed. I'm also passionate about entrepreneurship, and just the idea of doing your own thing and following your passion - going on your own path, against the status quo. |
| Jovin Hurry | Jovin Hurry has spent the last ten years studying, living and working in Asia and Europe as an analyst and facilitator in the field of business and sustainability. Jovin’s most recent engagement was with the European Commission, the executive body of the European Union, in Brussels, Belgium. As an analyst, Jovin worked closely with key stakeholders and professionals on the best practices for SMEs in Industrial Technologies. Before joining the European Commission, Jovin worked as an analyst at the International Business Leaders Forum. At the headquarters in London, UK, he collaborated with the Youth Business International (YBI) team to increase their global network of independent Youth Business Programmes. In addition, Jovin has handled a number of projects internationally. | Wealth of interests: dancing, cooking, singing, learning, thinking, travelling, cycling, conversing, reading, watching movies among others… | |
| Tang Chin Yong | Mediacorp | IT team lead by day, based in Mediacorp and manages a team that runs channelnewsasia.com website. A computer engineer by training, did a web startup prior and eager to do another startup all over again. Interested to learn from experts from other domain and keen to play a bigger role for the local society. | IT, Web technologies, economics (freakanomics style), web programming, startups, business |
| Roger Poulier | Singapore Sports School | I am an educator that is presently engaged in helping to develop literate, articulate and compassionate student-athletes. | I am hooked on education for social change and am interested in ways to help young people learn how to think and speak for themselves and to be a voice for the last, the least and the lost in the world around them. I also believe strongly in educating young people to respect animals and to be engaged in protecting their environment. |
| Jiin Joo | IDA | Suffering from ADHD - it's bad enough to be a computer geek AND a band geek, and having to pretend that I'm ok especially at work. You might see me at IDA/Infocomm events telling you all about the Great Network coming soon to your doorstep, or you might see me in Esplanade with various orchestra / concert band etc., or even online on jiinjoo.com. But you must see me if you have some big great idea about how to change people's lives (for fun and/or profit) when you're given a dedicated 100Mbps connectivity to almost everywhere on this island. | I've been publishing sheet music for two years now, looking for some people eager to challenge the IP framework around publishing music. |
| Lydia Teh | Website | A recent media graduate from the RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. I am a keen photographer whose interests are in documentary photography. I am keen on documenting social issues in Singapore and the region. | Documentary photography, Documentary making, Studies and issues about media and new media practices, Asian media and Asian cinema. |