Giving teens a head start


Star Media Group Bhd (SMG) group chief executive officer Andreas Vogiatzakis (front row, in red shirt) posing for a group photo with Karim (front row, far left) and the participants at the workshop.

BURSTS of laughter rang out at regular intervals as a group of teen participants focused their attention on Karim Ali Eletre, the facilitator of a creative workshop held in Menara Star last December.

With his witty remarks and keen observations, the founder and chief executive officer of Crew Lounge – an airline recruitment and cabin crew training academy – very quickly won the participants over.

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