She knew exactly what she wanted, to pursue marketing and PR and climb the ladder to corporate success. Alas, it was not what ShuQi Liu thought it would be, nor did it allow her to truly dive into her innate creativity. She decided it was time to build her own business which would better cater to her needs and those of new businesses who require branding and PR assistance.  

You know how you read about people who plan their content an entire YEAR ahead? You loathe them because you don’t know how they do it, roll your eyes because you think that’s silly and too predictable, or wish that were you but don’t know where to start. Well, let me banish those reactions for you.

Who owns innovation in your company? Who do you call when you want to talk about innovation strategy and capability building? How often have you come across departments, not just for Brands, R&D or Product Development, but departments that are focused on what I call organisational innovation — building the capacities, skills and structures to help a whole company innovate?  

Today's post is going to be a little different than the usual. Every week I share tips, mindsets and techniques on how you can lead a more connected life. This week, however, I'll go big-picture and talk about opportunities, the future and the untapped power we all have here in Asia (and why we need to reclaim it!)

Today's post is going to be a little different than the usual. Every week I share tips, mindsets and techniques on how you can lead a more connected life. This week, however, I'll go big-picture and talk about opportunities, the future and the untapped power we all have here in Asia (and why we need to reclaim it!)

A marketer with over 10 years’ regional experience in both client and agency settings in marketing, communications, and several global organisations. Cheryl May Ng loves meeting entrepreneurs and business owners to inspire and help, so after quitting her job in search of refreshing, she ended up founding a company that has now been going strong for over three years.

Have you ever been in a situation where a bridal consultant speaks in a wedding ‘lingo’ that you can’t quite seem to grasp, yet are too shy to ask? Fret not any further! Today we’ll take you through some common jargons and abbreviations commonly used in our bridal industry because we understand that you have enough to stress about; what with planning for the wedding and all.