You’ve been to a lot of talks, panels, hackathons and conferences this month; now it’s time to watch a movie – a startup movie – together!
StartupsHK with Tech in Asia and sponsored by SoftLayer are collectively thrilled to present the premiere local screening of Crocodile in the Yangtze (A documentary on Alibaba) at the Charles K. Kao Auditorium, Science Park.
2 days to go, Startups! Check the fresh agenda and see who you’ll meet in this epic one-day conference. Remember to bring your mobile devices, if you want to try out the latest cool apps, or tweet your day to the world.
Two questions: What is your dream job when you were still in school? And what is your job now? I hope your answers to the former questions are the same because that means you are both a dreamer and a doer. Does that sound too perfect? Probably. It is not an easy thing for everyone to carry out their dreams under various pressure and unexpected realistic problems.
However, for the young people who are new to this world, who have inherent passion, innovation, and energy about everything they see, they do care about dreams. In other words, they are more likely to take the adventures and do crazy things.
We are lucky to meet someone like this today and to have her share with us about dreams and entrepreneurship. The sweet girl is Jah Ying Chung, a fresh graduate of the university of Hong Kong who just started up a company LaunchPilots. Enjoy the story!
