Thriving & Surviving in Singapore – A Morning Tea for Expats

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Date(s) - 27/05/2016
10:30 am - 12:30 pm

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New to Expat Life? New to Singapore? We are here to make it a little easier for you. Moving to a new country without a support network can be very daunting. Simple things like grocery shopping, finding a hairdresser or a Doctor can be compared to typing “help me” into google and being swallowed by all the options. Having someone who’s been through it all before, with local knowledge can make your new life in Singapore a lot smoother. Betty and Annette have been expats in Singapore for over 15 years. Both have families, run very successful businesses, and both still find time to check out all the new hot restaurants, bars and shops.

Their combined networks include people for all countries of the world, and through this, they came up with the idea of a morning tea to share their starting out secrets of Singapore. Join them as they host a morning tea on Friday the 27^thof May, with speakers to help you learn how to be an expat while your feet hit the ground running.

Our Speakers

Annette Lang, a Foodie and owner of Expat Kitchen gives insider’s talk on where to shop for quality groceries that won’t break the budget, Top 10 things to entertain kids for under SDG 10, where to eat with kids that please everyone in the family and more.

Yvonne McNulty, Ph. D. Expat Research / RMIT University – Top 10 things about Expat Life in Singapore you need to know but are too afraid to ask

Gary Smithson from IFS on Managing Wealth and Financial Protection for You and Your Family

Alka Chandiramani – Manager of the Career Resource Center for Excellence, American Association of Singapore. Strive to connect, work & thrive in Singapore – one of authors of the 14th Edition of Living in Singapore book

All participants will also receive a goodie bag full of exciting bits and pieces and a delicious morning tea provided by The Expat’s Kitchen.

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