moonshi :: What impact are you creating to the world?

It was my first North-West YEC Chairman meeting attendance in December 2005 at Zhenghua CC. By the end of the meeting, I was tasked to lead a YEC team-building program for all the 12 YECs in North-West region in March 2006.

Despite the challenges and last minute changes, the event was a success. I owe it to Roger Hamilton, Irene Millar, Penny, Dewi and the team from XL Results Foundation for sponsoring the games and for providing crew support.

I would also like to offer my thanks to:

Tan Hock Chye, our sound engineer for the day
Omer Farook, whom is our video man for the day
Alex, whom is the camera man for the day
Angeline Yee, for crew support and assisting me from the day the event was thought about
Hazel, whom assisted us in wrapping the gifts and providing crew support
Jia Hui, the god-sent angel to my CC whom co-ordinates all the calls/meetings/cheque collections, etc.
Kok Leong, Kwong Ping and his YEC team from Bukit Panjang YEC for all the gifts purchase, calling of YECs, etc
Bernard, Danny and his YEC team from Ulu Pandan YEC for all the logistics and site preparation
Penny for providing all the butterfly game materials and logistics
Dr. Maliki Osman, MP for Sembawang GRC, Parl. Sec. of MND & MCYS for gracing the event
Apple and Valerie, from People's Association for all the support and event preparation, the gifts, lanyards, etc.
Hazel and Mr. Pau from People's Association for attending the event
Anna, Lynette, Siti, Alex for crewing through out the day
Dewi and friends (Anna, Suanti, ...) for crewing through the butterfly game
Nazrul and Salawaty from Ace the Place CC YEC for all the assistance through out

To all the participants, THANK YOU for your feedbacks. It was a privileged to be the emcee for the day and to organize this event for all of you. Here's the album of the event.

Passion, Belief, Courage!
Moonshi

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