Endeavor Hour #1: International Selection Panel with iMoney

Anand Krishnan, Endeavor | Lee Ching Wei, iMoney

27-Jun-16 13:00

Endeavor Hour #1: International Selection Panel with iMoney

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iMoney founder, Lee Ching Wei was selected as the 8th Endeavor Entrepreneur from Malaysia at the 63rd International Selection Panel in Dubai on March 1-3rd, 2016. This was not an easy ride as he was first turned away at his first Local Selection Panel two years ago. For the first episode of Endeavor Hour, we speak to Ching about his experience at the International Selection Panel together with Anand Krishnan, Managing Director at Endeavor Malaysia.

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