Joining social organizations is a great way to make a positive impact on society while also benefiting oneself. By getting involved in social work, individuals have the opportunity to work with like-minded people to create meaningful change in their communities. Here are some of the benefits of joining social organizations.
I-STORY
I-Story is a TED Talks inspired platform that invites speakers who are business owners or managers to share their experiences. I-Story aims to document and share knowledge on entrepreneurship, leadership, and innovation. It creates an open and safe platform for information and knowledge sharing among MSMEs. The project recognizes storytelling’s power, encourages and enables Cambodian entrepreneurs to share their views and experiences; including both failure and success stories.
Cambodian Week
Cambodian Week is an exciting event that celebrates the rich culture, history, and traditions of Cambodia. This event is a testament to the efforts of the Cambodian student community in APU to share their heritage with the rest of the university. This week-long celebration promises to be a memorable experience, with a variety of activities and events that showcase the best of Cambodian culture.
i-Stories
i-Stories is the project that supported by multiple government ministries, institutions, and private companies. The Official Launching Event of the i-Stories Project took place successfully, addressing the vital role of social innovation in helping SMEs in Cambodia adapt and thrive in the new normal. It focuses on providing Cambodian SMEs with the tools and knowledge for innovation and digital transformation.
Leadership For Good Summit
The Sequoia Group, in partnership with the Asian Vision Institute, Angkor Social Innovation Park (ASIP), Sustainability Institute, and Singapore Chamber of Commerce Cambodia (SCC), will hold the Leadership for Good Summit Cambodia, aims to bring together stakeholders from the public, private, and cultural sectors to voice collective aspirations for Cambodia and work towards achieving collective impact.
Chhorravuth Chhort 