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Thomas shares how B Corp Certification can sustain businesses during The Chat Session 0.2 at the Malaysian Global Innovation and Creativity Centre.
Thomas joins three other prominent speakers in an insightful discussion on the topic Making Social Impact What's Your End Game?
Genashtim started offering workplace counselling services to its employees around June 2018. Our counsellor is Marcia Evans from Jamaica. Marcia is a
The Strait Times features Genashtim's inclusive employment, which covers PWDs and refugees. Company founder and CEO, Thomas Ng shares that hiring people from these disadvantaged groups gives them a chance to regain their dignity through sustainable livelihood.
Thomas mission of hiring unemployables, specifically PWDs and Middle Eastern refugees, to provide global e-learning and online digital services is awarded recognition by the Social Enterprise Network (SEN).
Thomas joins 72 distinguished speakers in discussing how to work towards the goal of innovating for a better world, joined by over 3,200 delegates from 20 countries.
In the first-ever Brands for Good Awards, Genashtim, a pioneer of collaborative eLearning in Asia, receives recognition for championing best practices for diversity and inclusiveness, and becomes an honouree for Corporate Giving.
I attended a short training session this morning on Blue Ocean Leadership. I am not going to comment about the quality of the training and the topic, but rather on the mode of delivery. It was just a two hour session. The most engaging parts of the session was when videos were played. There were […]
The Khan Academy phenomenon lives on, with more than 9,000 videos on more than 65 languages. This Ted Talk by Salman Khan way back in 2011 has some profound learnings: 1. He found that kids prefer a video of him teaching them, rather than him teaching them in person, because… – in video, he can be paused […]
A couple of years ago, a seasoned educator friend explained the Flip classroom concept to me. Traditionally, a teacher would stand in front of a class and deliver a topic or subject to the class. At the end of it, the teacher would give some homework to the students. When the students are home, they […]
