Careers for the Common Good (11 August 2020)

Posted on July 16, 2020 by Advisory

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Synopsis

Mission-driven enterprises incorporate social purpose into their for-profit strategy and operations. In the lead up to the launch of this year’s Birthday Book on 22 August 2020, Advisory and The Birthday Collective are co-organising Careers for the Common Good, where participants will be able to learn about approaching professional vocations with an applied code of personal ethics and ethos.

This session provides youth with the opportunity to engage directly with experienced and passionate senior professionals working in mission-driven enterprises such as Global Impact Partners and SCENE SHANG!

Details

Venue: Zoom Chat Online
Date: 11 August 2020, Tuesday
Time: 2000 – 2100

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As Featured By:

"Youth have expressed a desire [amidst COVID-19] to continue growing, developing, and upskilling, and I'm glad that Advisory's series of online Discovery+ industry panels and mentorship programmes are meeting these needs."

"With the support of the National Youth Council, Advisory provides youth with the opportunity to connect with working professionals from a wide range of sectors. This helps them gain a better understanding of the different career pathways available today."

“I support [Advisory] and applaud the team’s effort to bridge the gap between young Singaporeans and the working world by providing insights into jobs and industries available today.”

“On behalf of the National University of Singapore, I affirm Advisory’s work in providing students from all walks of life the opportunities and resources they need to make informed career choices.”

Advisory is a fully youth-led non-profit dedicated to empowering young Singaporeans to make informed decisions about their futures.

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