For The Youth Today

Jazz Tan, YouthsToday.com

31-May-17 11:00

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YouthsToday.com makes money to build the next generation through online event matching portal that connects over 50 corporate brands to more than 40,000 youth-run projects. Award winner of the Top 40 under 40 Prestige magazine and Best ICT in ASEAN region, Jazz Tan shares her story behind her mission to transform young forces in Malaysia to become strong influences among our society.

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