CTPCLC has been a key journey of my undergraduate life which I would always hold dear. Being someone that has been exposed to community service and social entrepreneurship extensively since my secondary school years, I appreciate the like-mindedness of other fellows and staff members towards social and community issues. Through interaction with seniors and alumni fellows who have gone into social ventures of their own, I am deeply inspired by the paths that they have taken towards driving social good on top of running a sustainable business. These case studies have also encouraged me to explore into starting a social venture of my own.

In my final year of undergraduate life, I co-founded a social enterprise named Generation Connect that seeks to improve senior well-being, especially seniors with sensory, cognitive and motor decline. Through the use of innovative tools and the application of data analytics, GenConnects aims to build an ecosystem for better rehabilitation and assessment in senior health.