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Why Ndoto?  As privileged st udents, many of us feel pressured to pursue traditionally stable professions such as law, medicine or economics, setting aside noble endeavors in other creative elds.  T o empower our peers to rise above this notion, we have created a nonprot conference that aims to foster young creativity, encourage entrepreneurship, and present students with innovative methods to make a lasting positive impact on their world. Our extensive list of speakers include a neuropsychologist of creativity who authored an Encyclopedia of Creativity , an ocean conservationist who is a pilot by day and a DJ by night, and even a Grammy Nominee who has worked with world-famous musicians like Michael Jackson and Ringo Starr. To see who else is coming, visit our facebook page: www.facebook.com/ndotoconference Ndoto [en-doh-toh]  n.  A dream or vision. Februar y 23 10:30AM - 5:30PM 1 Red H ill Road, HKIS T aking Ndoto Further Following our conference in Hong Kong, another Ndoto conference will take place in Chennai, India on March 9th, 2013. Its main goal is to introduce students of the lowest caste system in India - the “untouchables”, to ways that they can aid the development of their community through social and business entrepreneurship. The underprivileged students participating in the Ndoto conference in Chennai, India will be attending free of charge - their costs entirely covered by sponsorships and funds raised in Hong Kong. In other words, every ticket you buy for our conference in Hong Kong will sponsor one underprivileged student to attend our conference in India. Facebook: www.facebook.com/ndotoconference Twitter: @ndoto_hk Website: www.ndotoconference.org Email: [email protected]  This project is suppor ted by the HKIS James  A. Handrich Service Leadership Endowment. To buy a ticket, please register at www.ndotoconference.org  Tickets cost HKD$150/person (inc. lunch and refreshments)

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Why Ndoto? As privileged students, many of us feel pressured to pursue traditionally stable professions

such as law, medicine or economics, setting aside noble endeavors in other creative fields.

 To empower our peers to rise above this notion, we have created a nonprofit conference

that aims to foster young creativity, encourage entrepreneurship, and present students

with innovative methods to make a lasting positive impact on their world.

Our extensive list of speakers include a neuropsychologist of creativity who authored anEncyclopedia of Creativity , an ocean conservationist who is a pilot by day and a DJ by

night, and even a Grammy Nominee who has worked with world-famous musicians like

Michael Jackson and Ringo Starr. To see who else is coming, visit our facebook page:

www.facebook.com/ndotoconference

Ndoto [en-doh-toh]  n.  A dream or vision.

February 2310:30AM - 5:30PM

1 Red Hill Road, HKIS

Taking Ndoto FurtherFollowing our conference in Hong Kong, another Ndoto conference will take place inChennai, India on March 9th, 2013. Its main goal is to introduce students of the lowest

caste system in India - the “untouchables”, to ways that they can aid the development of 

their community through social and business entrepreneurship. The underprivileged

students participating in the Ndoto conference in Chennai, India will be attending free of 

charge - their costs entirely covered by sponsorships and funds raised in Hong Kong. In

other words, every ticket you buy for our conference in Hong Kong will sponsor one

underprivileged student to attend our conference in India.

Facebook: www.facebook.com/ndotoconference

Twitter: @ndoto_hk 

Website: www.ndotoconference.org

Email: [email protected]

 This project is supported by the HKIS James

 A. Handrich Service Leadership Endowment.

To buy a ticket, please register at www.ndotoconference.org 

Tickets cost HKD$150/person (inc. lunch and refreshments)

7/29/2019 Ndoto Conference Leaflet

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Kacey Wong Artist and Political

Dissident

 Award winning artist

whose experimental art

projects investigate the

poetics of space

between men and their

living environment.

Jami GongStand-up Comedian

Creator of Takeout Comedy,

Hong Kong, the first

permanent standup comedy

club in Asia.

Stephen ChungCo-Creator of Hong Kong

Secret Tours

Reveals the secrets and

hidden stories of Hong

Kong through unusual

tours.

Roy HoranProfessor of 

Neuropsychology at PolyU

Starred in movies with

Jackie Chan and Bruce

Lee; went on to conduct

research on the

neuropsychology of 

creative thinking

Dr. Marty Schmidt & Mike Kersten

 Teachers and SocialInnovators

Creators of “Humanities

in Action,” a course

which aims to develop

social conscience in

students

 Anita Lam & MargaretLok

Creators of “Woof”

Creating accessories made

of shed dog hair, 8 times

warmer than wool to raise

human compassion toward

animals.

Nury VittachiNovelist, Columnist & Journalist

One of Asia’s best known

 journalists, he writes often

provocative and funny

columns printed in many

countries.

Jay Forster & Mike HillCreators of Clockenflap

Principal members of the

Robot collective and

leading contributors to the

Hong Kong new media

arts scene since 1997

Kris SawatzkyPilot, DJ andOrganiser of “Partywith a Purpose”

Organizes nightlifeparty fundraisers thathelp stimulateawareness for non-profit ocean

Howard McCrary Musician, Artist, Producer,

Composer, Humanitarian

Grammy Nominee

inspiring others throughmusic to attain world

peace.

Bobsy GaiaSocial Eco-Entreprenuer,

 Yogi, Campaigner & Public

Speaker

Pioneer of sociallyresponsible business in

Hong Kong since 1992.

Charlotte & Robin HwangCreators of “Foodlink”

Leading the fight against

hunger and poverty in HK by

mitigating hunger, buildingself-sufficiency, and fostering

nutritional wellness while

reducing food wastage in

hotels and restaurants.

 This project is supported by the HKIS James

 A. Handrich Service Leadership Endowment.