So, Where's The Party? Follow the Trail to Grab'em Tickets!

WTP_MINIWTP_postpic_R1If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve been taken hook, line and sinker to find out where Carlsberg will be organizing their annual “Where’s The Party?” event this 6th of July 2013, reputedly one of the most often talked about, surprise rave where rumours start to pop out, and the reason why this is, is because nobody really knows where it’s going to be every single time!

Since 2010, Carlsberg’s ‘Where’s The Party?’ had always provided the necessary excitement based on suspense and discovery, who’s party is often being dubbed the “hippest of the hip” and the “most epic social event of the year”. Sad to say, I’ve actually never been invited to one before, nor have I managed to win any tickets from their many opportunities, because frankly by the time I found out about it, it’s almost always over boo hoo T____T

But that being said, THIS time here I am getting excited to go for my first ever “Where’s The Party?” rave, and JUST so that you don’t end up like me (finding out about it after it’s over boo hoo), these are several ways YOU can get your tickets to the party from the folks at Carlsberg yo!

Purchasing RM100 worth of Carlsberg beer

That’s right, JUST RM100 worth of Carlsberg beer (just make sure to keep the receipt!), head on to Carlsberg’s Party Pass Giveaway Facebook Tab, create and use the cover photo, and finally be spotted by Carlsberg! Come on, it’s just some extra fine barley drink, you can take it right? 😉

Rating: 3/5 – by far the easiest, just get some friends together for a drinking session and a lil’ FBing

Participating in a contest on Carlsberg Malaysia’s Facebook page

You think entering contest is lame? Not when it’s done by the folks at Carlsberg! Check out their Are You Bold Enough tab on Facebook, give us your boldest answer to the scenarios and you could win yourself 1 pass set that admits 4. Partying without friends is lame, kan?

Rating: 4/5 – This in itself is a mystery, because not every scenario is released yet. Cool lol.

Snapping a cool photo with Instagram

The coolest way to obtain your ticket! Why? Because it’s just cool to hashtag #AREYOUBOLDENOUGH in your instagram pictures with your friends joining in. I’m on instagram at @spinzer, #AREYOUBOLDENOUGH to follow me? LOL! PS the secret is of course to follow @carlsbergMY first too, and I guess there’s no harm adding #wherestheparty & #carlsberg to maximize your chance heh!

Rating: 5/5 – Instagram rocks! Sharing your excitement rocks!

So… are you guys going to join me at the most epic social event of the year? Hurry and grab your ticket while you still can! See

you guys there!

For more details, visit www.wherestheparty.my

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OH and were you at @CarlsbergMY’s Mini “Where’s The Party” session held @ Changkat Movida yesterday? They were giving out tickets, hope you got some of them!

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Be part of "Entrepreneurs for Good" by The Arthur Guinness Fund & British Council Malaysia!

UPDATES: We are proud to be one of the six awardees of the AGF-BC Social Enterprise Award 2013 that concluded last month, receiving fundings of up to RM40,000 and mentoring for up to a year! I can’t believe it! Well done Zabrina, the President of Cyberjaya Accounting Club, student of Multimedia University who represented us and showed the world what our amazing youths are capable of doing – read the excerpt below, from our EYE Project website.

The creative business plan was based on our initiative Student Engagement Center (SEC) which addresses social issues and delivers measurable, transformational change to the student community nationwide, lead bySEC’s very own council representative, Zabrina Zulkeefli, President of Cyberjaya Accounting Club, MMU.

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Believing in our youths takes guts especially in a competition at this level, and that is what we did. She took up the responsibility, competed against so many other ideas and emerged a winner. We not only walk the talk, we also emerged as winners!

Other winners who are now part of the family includes YouthsToday.com, Pink Enterprise, Biji-biji Initiative, Eats, Shoots & Roots and The Recovr Initiative


First published on 30th November 2012 @ 6:32pm

The Arthur Guinness Fund, in partnership with British Council Malaysia, is looking Malaysia’s own ‘Entrepreneurs for Good’. Application for the Arthur Guinness Fund-British Council (AGF-BC) Social Enterprise Award is open from now until 4th January 2013. Funding of up to RM40,000 will be granted to up to 6 individuals who are able to come up with a creative business plan that addresses social issues and delivers measurable, transformational change to communities in the country.

Yeap you heard that right!!!! The AGF-BC Social Enterprise Award will be supporting individuals and organizations that are leading or starting innovative project to change Malaysia for the better. In my case, it’s a #betterMalaysia! Not only that, each shortlisted candidate will receive mentoring from established social and business entrepreneurs and will receive valuable insight and guidance on their business models. I could certainly use the help guys… so please, HELP ME ACHIEVE THIS AWARD!!!

“GUINNESS® has invested more than RM200,000 into the Arthur Guinness Fund as it continues in the footsteps of Arthur Guinness, who was one of the pioneers in the field of philanthropy. With the overwhelming number of social issues present in the local community, it is up to us to lend a hand to the community we operate in. There are people out there who have a great idea and want to do more for the community but do not have the resources to put their ideas into action. We are looking for individuals like this who have the ideas and boldness to create waves of change in our local communities” – Yap Swee Leng, Marketing Director of Guinness Anchor Berhad

I know there are many individuals out there who deserve it, but I really hope you guys can support me because I want to be the channel to support others through my existing social businesses, namely:-

The Empowering Youth Endeavours (EYE) Project intends to develop the youth eco-system (starting with the undergraduates) at the national level. In line with the national agenda to enhance Malaysia’s human capital, we believe that it starts with addressing the very environment in which local ‘human capital’ is educated and developed. This requires a more active and integrated learning environment at micro as well as macro level, and we collaborate with every stakeholder involved to do just that – building a pipeline of high-performing graduates for various industries as well as providing platforms to those who do not have access to this means.

 

SocialGrooves.com is a collection of social media enthusiasts aiming to create a difference to the society by fully utilizing the power of social media to spread initiatives with social causes to a growing number of digital influencers. We aim to be a self-sustaining Social Enterprise providing Social Media Consultancy that specializes in word-of-mouth marketing appealing to trending cause-centred ideas. We use tools which are unconventional. Social Media, Design, Viral Ideas. At times these innovative ways stand alone. Other times, they work alongside conventional means of marketing, adding strength to brand campaigns. We have worked with clients such as AirAsia asean, Jaya One, Hannah Tan, Young Corporate Malaysians and Teach for Malaysia.

What others say about us: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/tech/article/changing-lives-with-social-media/

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partnership that was announced during the launch of the GUINNESS® Arthur’s Day 2012 perked my attention, and now that it’s really happening, I’m not about to miss out a chance to grab this opportunity! On top of that, British Council Malaysia brings on board a wealth of UK expertise and experience in Social Enterprise work and is also making a substantial financial investment into the programme which can help the recipients of these awards.

“The field of social entrepreneurship is growing very quickly in Malaysia and garnering a lot of attention from a variety of sectors. As a result, it’s attracting some very talented people and it is this talent that we’re looking to support to enable them to drive positive social change that will benefit their communities’ said Clare Walker, Deputy Director of Programmes for British Council Malaysia.

This is certainly good news for all of us because a lot of young people are still afraid to “make the leap”, thinking that going into social entrepreneurship will not pay in days to come. I want to be the one to prove that wrong, that social good does not mean living with minimum needs. Come join the bandwagon and make sustainable money while helping out great social causes at the same time! Make sure you come attend the AGF-BC Social Enterprise Award roadshow that serves to spread awareness and educate the public on social entrepreneurship and social work in Malaysia and around the world:-

 

Kuala Lumpur 12th December 2012

2.00pm – 4.00pm

Jati Room,

Hotel Maya,

138 Jalan Ampang,

50450 Kuala Lumpur

Penang 14th December 2012

11.00am – 1.00pm

British Council Penang,

Wisma Great Eastern,

Suite 3A.1 & 3A.2,
25 Light Street,
10200 Penang

Johor 18th December 2012

11.00am – 1.00pm

Raffles University Iskandar,

Menara Kotaraya,

Level 9, Unit No: 09-01,

Jalan Trus, 80000 Johor Bahru,

If you have a business idea that affects social change, you should definitely head to the roadshows to learn more about social enterprise, about the programme and to sign up for the AGF-BC Social Enterprise Award. You will basically need to present your project to the panel in no more than 5 minutes, and the best project presenters will be fast-tracked into training and will be in the running to receive funds from the Award programme. Before that, do RSVP via Rafi at 03 – 2723 7912 or Rafiuddin.Ridzwan@britishcouncil.org.my!

About the British Council

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for educational opportunities and cultural relations. We work in over 100 countries worldwide to build engagement and trust for the UK through the exchange of knowledge and ideas between people.

We work in the arts, education, English, science and sport and last year we engaged face to face with 18.4 million people and reached 652 million. We are a non-political organisation which operates at arm’s length from government.

Our total turnover in 2009/10 was £705 million, of which our grant-in-aid from the British government was £211 million. For every £1 of government grant we receive, we earn £2.50 from other sources.

For more information, please visit: www.britishcouncil.org

About the Arthur Guinness Fund:

Arthur Guinness Fund™ is an internal programme vehicle set up to further the legacy of Arthur Guinness and support social entrepreneurs around the world. The fund was launched and set up last year to mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the lease for the Guinness® brewery at St James’s Gate. The Arthur Guinness Fund is committed to identifying and supporting social entrepreneurs globally with the skills and support required to deliver a measurable, transformational change to communities around the world.

About GUINNESS®

First brewed in 1759, GUINNESS® has a rich and enduring heritage. Having been in South East Asia for more than 100 years, the drink is today brewed in 51 countries and sold in 151 countries. GUINNESS® has over 85% share of the stout market in Malaysia.

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Celebrating Swedish House Mafia One Last Tour in Malaysia

It was the  18th January 2013, the day Swedish House Mafia brought the roof down for all party goers before they officially disband on March 24 2013 with their last appearance on Ultra Music Festival. And lucky us got a media invite to celebrate the awesomeness that they’ve brought to this world of ours!

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This was their very first visit to Malaysia and probably also the last visit because these boys are going on to their solo career hence, the name “The Last Tour”.
This Swedish electronic dance music trio consisting of three house disc jockeys and producers famously known as AxwellSteve Angello, and Sebastian Ingrosso. The 3 legends…

 
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Me & my party goer beau was absolutely thrilled to secure ourselves a pair of VIP tickets by the sponsors themselves. A big thank you to Natalie <3
 
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With their famous “Don’t you Worry Child” playing and look at the crowd – lucky me bumped into Povy Teng of http://www.oneveryonelips.com/ !
 
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Veronique enjoying the night with Povy Teng, wah two lovely women <3
 
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The trio waving our National flag on stage. SUPER PROUD!
 
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Loving the night with fantastic music playing!
 
 Btw, try search for their famous tracks like “One”, “Greyhound” and “Save the World”.  Maybe then you’ll realize how truly awesome they are.
 
I’m so going to miss them!
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The 13th General Elections… and its impact to the Malaysian Property Market!

So #GE13 is finally here, happening in 2 days time. Flags, springs, motorbikes and vehicles carrying their respective party symbols are abundant in every state, every town and in every kampung. I don’t need to say more, you’ve probably heard most of everything in the internet, at the coffee shop and at your workplaces, but I do want to share with you one thing…. The impact this General Elections will have on the property market, a result from 2275 Malaysians sharing their views organized by iProperty.com!

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First thing to note: more than 70% of the correspondence (that’s 1,592.5 people, FYI, the 0.5 probably belonging to a kid haha) want the government to do more to curb rising property prices in the country. What do you think about this? Are you one of the 70% too?
In my opinion, properties nowadays are really rising sky high separating the different classes of Rakyat, which will definitely cause more social friction. Even for us youths, to see that the minimum property price in Petaling Jaya (not even in Kuala Lumpur) is RM600,000 – now where on earth are we supposed to get that kind of money? These are all because developers are just looking to earn more money, and I suspect that the bubble will burst one fine day if it’s not controlled!
Second: more than 51% said that #GE13 has somewhat affected their decision to purchase a property, with up to
  • 38% adopting a wait-and-see approach to see if there will be measures to reduce the prices
  • 31% waiting to see if there are more affordable housing schemes
  • 30% waiting for property prices to drop, making it more affordable.

Since it is very unstable, we the Rakyat has become so afraid of commitment in fear that we’ll miss out on better opportunities, and I find that we’re simply being punished because of the instability and short-sightedness that stems from the property industry.

Thirdly: with respect to the property industry, the top three policies correspondents would like to see implemented are:

  • 79% wanting better home financing policies and interest rates
  • 68% wanting better protection for property buyers & investors
  • 61% wanting to see stricter penalties imposed on errant developers

In the end of the day, we the Rakyat would like to see that every stakeholder fulfils their agreement, and it doesn’t help that sometimes people get away with wrongdoings and no offer for protection is given to the people who spent the money. I personally hope that more action will be taken for those who disrupt the order of things through corruption!

Fourth: when chossing between subsidy to purchase property vs having more affordable properties, 53% prefer to see more affordable properties.

I am very happy to see this result. We shouldn’t be relaxing when we can do so much more. We’re not lazy and we should allow those who work hard to reap the gains. We have hope after all!

Fifth: to the government who will be in place after #GE13 PRU13,  these are the top 3 policies the people want delivered:

  • 22% wants to see more affordable and secure housing
  • 22% wanted equality for all races
  • 21% wanted more action to fight against corruption

Sounds legit 🙂

I guess that’s what I have to say, with my limited knowledge on the property industry, more as a consumer. What do you think? Share with me your thoughts 🙂

*Created by Iproperty MY, the number one website in Malaysia. Whether you have a house for sale or are looking to buy.

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