Sharing tips based on observations, interactions and reflections gathered from my work experience. In addition to organizing and facilitating events in South East Asia, I train and assess event planners.
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Showing posts with label ADAMS. Show all posts
12 November 2011
Singapore's Singles Day Food Survey Result
Find out what locals say about the food chosen to signify Singapore's Singles Day from this video!
As president of Association of Dating Agencies and matchmakers in Singapore, I wish you a merry, memorable and meaningful Singles Day! We will be celebrating this occasion at REVEL tonight.
Celebrating Singles Day is an awesome reason to gather people together and meet new friends, encourage singles to embrace living and enjoy a tradition that is uniquely Singapore's!
Do spread the joy of Singles Day in Singapore!
22 October 2011
What food should Singapore eat on Singles Day?
11th November has been designated as the World Singles Day. In China, fried dough stick and a bun are eaten specially to signify Singles day. In Korea, Singles day is signified with black sauce noodles. Singapore is commonly known as a "Food Haven". As a nation of foodies, what do you think we should eat to signify Single's day (11.11)?
Should it be Fried Dough stick, Ice-Cream (stick), Satay or French Fries?
Please help fill this 1 question survey on what food Singapore should eat to celebrate Singles day.
The link to the survey is http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NP3QXSC
Participants get to win a pair of REVEL tickets on 11.11.11 (details of party on www.revel.sg)
Do help spread this to your friends.
Thank you very much for sculpting Singapore's culture.
Should it be Fried Dough stick, Ice-Cream (stick), Satay or French Fries?
Please help fill this 1 question survey on what food Singapore should eat to celebrate Singles day.
The link to the survey is http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NP3QXSC
Participants get to win a pair of REVEL tickets on 11.11.11 (details of party on www.revel.sg)
Do help spread this to your friends.
Thank you very much for sculpting Singapore's culture.
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