The document summarizes an event hosted by SheSays Singapore where the CEO of Aegis Media Singapore, Audrey Kuah, answered questions about the differences between startup and corporate culture. Lizi Hamer, Meera Navaratnam, Grace Clapham, and Cam Schu were also mentioned as attendees. The last part provided a networking tip about focusing on helping others rather than asking for favors.

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2. The only global creative network for women.
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creative industries through events, conferences, meetups &
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4. Thank You

5. Lizi Hamer, Storyteller at SapientNitro.
London | USA | Australia | Singapore
Meera Navaratnam, PR Guru at Grayling
Asia.
Wonderful thinker, brilliant mind.

6. Grace Clapham, Change Entrepreneur,
Connector and Eco-System Builder.
Connecting the dots.
Cam Schu, Ecommerce Guru and
Founding Team Member at online store

7. SheSays Singapore
Hello
Audrey Kuah, CEO of Aegis Media Singapore.
Culture: Startup vs Corporate
Q&A
SheSays Singapore Networking

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16. No clear line about
what’s a start up culture
and what’s corporate.

18. the ideas, customs, and social
behaviour of a particular people or
society
a unit of people that is structured and
managed to meet a need or to pursue
collective goals

21. Work with

22. Audrey Kuah
CEO of Aegis Media Singapore.
Q&A

23. June Event – Audrey Kuah
Enabling Success

24. Networking tip #711
The goal of networking should be to help other people. Yes, it would be nice if they
helped you out as well, but networking is a two–way street. And your side of the
street is all about helping others, not asking them to help you.
Asking for favors should only become a possibility once you have learned more
about the person and provided some value to them. It’s far more important to
understand their needs before you tell them about your needs.

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