Collective Impact in Education

Kal Joffres, Co-founder and Director, Tandemic | Elaine Chin, Executive Director, ESG | Tini Zainuddin, CEO, Yayasan Siti Sapura

07-Jul-15 15:00

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Last week, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak launched the Social Public-Private Partnership initiative, and called on the public and private sector to work together and address social inequality. How would such a partnership work? Here to talk about one of the initiative, which is in education, are Kal Joffres, co-founder and director of Tandemic, Elaine Chin, executive director at ESG, and Tini Zainuddin, CEO of Yayasan Siti Sapura.

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