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Hack For Humanity

Nadira Yusoff, Nadi-Ayu Technologies Sdn Bhd

22-Mar-17 21:00

Hack For Humanity

The list of experiences in Nadira Yusoff's resume include managing director of Girls in Tech Malaysia, CEO of Nadi-Ayu Technologies, business development director of Saora Industries, and that's not even the end of the list. She seems to be a role model in the making, and we're interested to know why she chose to take the path that she has, and who and what has motivated her to do so.


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