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Recycling For Profit

Mohamed "Mo" Tarek El-Fatatry, Founder, ERTH | Ivy Tan, Co-Founder, Geomax Rubber Industries Sdn Bhd | Clara Wan, Founder & CEO, Graze Market | Tai Hau Aw , Business Development Manager, Pott Glasses | Pennie Lim, Founder and CEO , HOMA2U | Renuka Sena, Chief Explorer, Proficeo

22-Apr-22 12:00

Recycling For Profit

It’s Earth Day. And this year, instead of doing the usual, you know - turning off your lights for an hour, or attending Earth Day events to buy merchandise and foods, or  joining a tree-planting or cleaning-up event - we want you to think long-term when you think Earth Day. We want you to “Invest In Our Planet”. With a line-up of five social enterprises, they show us how they take the lead as we take more steps to protect Mother Earth.

Image Credit: Shutterstock | Kampan

Produced by: Audrey Raj, Lily Chai

Presented by: Freda Liu, Richard Bradbury


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