Passion prevails


Teams impress judges with their inventive ideas and energetic presentations at the HSBC Young Entrepreneur Awards national finals.

FROM bio-degradable body armour made of coconut shells to a backpack that uses wireless signals to charge electronic devices, Malaysian students at the HSBC Young Entrepreneur Awards 2010/11 national finals proved that they had no shortage of inventive business ideas.

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