EPISODE 2
The Food Must Go On (featuring Karni Tomer)
OVERVIEW
From running a thriving business taking foreign visitors on her local food tours in Singapore, Israeli foodie, chef and entrepreneur Karni Tomer found her business annihilated by Covid. But her passion for food lived on; in fact, she became even more driven and determined to keep the show going. This is a story of creativity and business smarts as she went virtual, ran cooking classes and tours, became a host on platforms run by tech giants such as Airbnb and Viator and used the time of Covid to spread her brand far and wide with digital.
HOSTED BY
Yeoh Siew Hoon, Founder of WiT
Yeoh Siew Hoon is the founder of WIT – an events and media platform for media and tech. WIT has won several awards including Most Innovative Marketing Initiative and Trade Conference Of The Year from the Singapore Tourism Board and in 2014, Siew Hoon was recognised Tourism Entrepreneur of The Year. A journalist by profession and passion, she’s also a speaker and facilitator at events around the world as well as a published author.
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Episode 3: The Circus Must Go On (featuring Phare, the Cambodian Circus)
Episode 4: Theatre Must Go On: Curious Case of The Missing Peranakan Treasure at the Raffles
Episode 5: The Music Must Go On, Loud And Clear
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