Words of praise for WOW

“I enjoyed the financial panel as it gave me insight into my finances and areas like owning my own property. I also enjoyed the session with Jenn Low, as she was inspiring and engaged with the audience. It gave me insight into how to start my own business, which was very informative.” – Charis Ngui, marketing executive

“I enjoyed the programme. It was enlightening to see the gender statistics of different industries. I come from manufacturing, a male-dominated field, and it was reassuring to see we aren’t the only ones like that. My favourite sessions were the ones with AirAsia and financial planner Joyce Chuah.” – Khaireena Yaakob, human resources manager

“It was my first time at such a talk and I found it refreshing. It was interesting to see input from all the ladies here. I loved all the sessions, particularly Dahlia Nadirah’s talk. She engaged the audience and I liked her enthusiasm.” – Chew Su Fei, assistant manager

“It was my first time here at The Starling Mall and overall, it was a good experience. It was very informative to hear so many successful women talking about their experiences. Each had fresh insights that gave me different perspectives. I definitely learnt something about financial literacy.” – Chrishanne Sebastiampillai, freelance consultant

“It was worth it attending these talks. There is no limit. You can do whatever you want. Don’t stop just because somebody said it’s not good for you. You have to try.” – Wendy Wong, personal banker

“The Energise Stage blared loud music and set the mood. The talk on cervical cancer was a timely reminder that I must take care of myself. I enjoyed browsing through the booths. I was particularly impressed with the women entrepreneurs selling their products made with such care. And some are giving discounts, making the shopping here worthwhile.” – Mandy Lau, senior manager in the logistics industry

“This is my first time visiting a ‘women’s event’ like this. I found it interesting. Some of the topics and health tips shared are also relevant to men. I thought it would be boring for guys, but there are many performances and stalls here.” – Kenneth Ng, software engineer

“It’s the first woman’s pro­­­gramme I have attended and I have learnt a lot. Men should be more aware of the female psyche and see how hard they have had to fight for their careers. We take things for granted.” – Chong Yoke Leong, male retiree