Pitch 'n' Match #2 - Think Project, Think People @ Self-Discover How To Heal Our Life

Pitch 'n' Match in series #2, on Thursday November 21, 2013 at Boathouse TTDI.
"Think Project, Think People". Rosemieen-Femide (me) from Self-Discover How To Heal Our Life? was the host for this event.
We came up with this idea as many from the first session messaged and wrote in for follow-ups and and more in-depth discussion. So we talked projects this time around!

Posing Fun time!

Among projects that were pitched on this day were home-room-space rent out by two candidates, enquiring on job vacancies, academic/teaching projects to rural area and reaching youths to provide them with a renewed style of learning, modules-writing offered, marketing projects, event organising search and turning ideas into innovation. Discussions and sharings were talked out, brain-stormed to come out with better ideas, to improve, to suggest as well as to connect one another's speciality. How to make use of it and to practical it.

Pitches were done by all 9 of us that attended. The winners were Wadud and Josie. Wadud briefed us on how he came about his plan on making the world a better place, turning ideas into innovation and getting idea generators paid. While Josie detailed out on how to reach the rural communities with a new enhanced learning method and style, bridging the gaps of the current academic system of the government and skills for youths to be successful in the real world.

Pitching

Pitching

It was another day of fun pitching & matching!
Ricky found himself 2 potential event organisers, Josie & Joyce found herself loads of new ideas how to carry out their new learning scheme as well assistance being offered in creating the program, Eric was connected to Wadud & me who were interested in his scheme of soho-home project of renting out space to travellers and getting paid, Jimmy went into a detailed discussion on his home-day rent in Penang project with Joyce & Josie. Hankit...he joined  in the tips of marketing & picture snapping.. Chee Yoong, left a bit early, but others were enthusiastic in contacting him further post-event.

It was a day of fine dining, double-shots expresso, pastas, salmon appetizing foods as well ;)
Good food and discussions it was indeed!
Heart-warming...