CreativeMornings/Findings

“Ultimately, you need to be able to sell what you do.”

Elim Chew, Founder and President, 77th Street (S) Pte Ltd
speaking at CreativeMornings/Singapore(*watch the talk)

“Don’t be afraid to try it. Start something small, and the rest will follow. You have to take the first step.”

Elim Chew, Founder and President, 77th Street (S) Pte Ltd
speaking at CreativeMornings/Singapore(*watch the talk)

“You can teach a man to fish, but he can’t eat fish his whole life. Eating fish gets boring. You must teach him to also sell or trade, so that he can make a living.”

Elim Chew, Founder and President, 77th Street (S) Pte Ltd
speaking at CreativeMornings/Singapore(*watch the talk)

“For everything you do, you can design all you want, but if you don’t have a market, no one will buy it.”

Elim Chew, Founder and President, 77th Street (S) Pte Ltd
speaking at CreativeMornings/Singapore(*watch the talk)

“Being an entrepreneur is like being a juvenile delinquent. The more you tell us that we can’t do it, the more we want to prove you wrong.”

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Elim Chew, Founder and President of 77th Street (S) Pte Ltdand the speaker for this Friday’s CreativeMornings/Singapore.

Elim is a Think-tank member on the World Entrepreneurship Forum and has received awards such as Most Promising Woman Entrepreneur in 2001 by the Singapore Association of Small and Medium Enterprises, Montblanc Businesswoman of the Year 2002, and several more.

Find out more about the event here.

(via Startup Quote Singapore)

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