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Inciting Change

Zikry Kholil, The Incitement

02-Feb-17 21:00

Inciting Change

He's here to incite something alright! Zikry Kholil, ex national Ice Hockey player, and co-founder of The Incitement, a global movement of independent event organizers, gives us the ins and outs of how he's managed to expand the social project's reach to places like Europe and the world!


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