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- 2. WEVE ALL BEEN THERE THE NEED TO FIND AN ESCAPE.
- 3. OFTEN, WE FIND THAT ESCAPE ..IN AMAZING UNIQUE VENUES.
- 4. IN THE COMPANY ..OF AMAZING FRIENDS.
- 5. IN AN EVENING ..OF AMAZING FOOD AND DRINK.
- 6. IN THE BEATS .OF AMAZING MUSIC.
- 7. IN THE THRILL .TO SEE AND TO BE SEEN.
- 8. AND MANY FIND TO BE ONE SUCH ESCAPE.
- 9. BUT IN EVER PROGRESSIVE SINGAPORE THE SPACE IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY COMPETITVE AND CROWDED.
- 10. HOW DOES ONE. STAND OUT AND DIFFERENTIATE?
- 11. BY FINDING THE SHARED PASSIONS AND PURPOSE. BETWEEN LOOF AND ITS COMMUNITY.
- 12. BY FINDING THE SHARED PASSIONS AND PURPOSE. UNIQUE VENUE UNIQUE WHICH OFFERS A INDIVIDUALS WITH DIFFERENT VIEW. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES CAN WE INSPIRE SHARED CONVERSATIONS?
- 13. LOOF PRESENTS VIEWS FROM THE TOP
- 14. INSPIRED TALKS FROM FOLKS WHO ARENT NECESSARILY AIMING FOR THE TOP OF THE COPORATE LADDER.. BUT STRIVING TO BE AT THE TOP OF THEIR GAME..WHATEVER PASSIONS THEY PURSUE.
- 15. A CREATIVE PLATFORM. WHERE KNOWLEDGE IS SHARED BY INFLUENCERS FROM VARIOUS PASSIONS. MUSIC. FOOD. PHOTOGRAPHY. DIGITAL. FILM. CREATIVITY. GREEN. SPORT. FASHION. ETC
- 16. ROUND-TABLE NETWORKING SESSIONS .TO SHARE THEIR JOURNEY FROM THEIR PERSPECTIVES.
- 17. TO INSPIRE CONVERSATIONS, CONNECTIONS, COMMUNITIES.
- 18. A SIDE NOTE. THE EARLIEST LARGE SCALE COMMUNICATION NETWORK USED PIGEONS AS MESSENGERS.
- 19. CAN WE FORM THE PIGEON COUNCIL A TRIBE OF PASSIONATE FOLKS WITH A MESSAGE AND A STORY TO TELL.
- 20. TO GO BEYOND BEING JUST ANOTHER VENUE, TO BECOME A PLACE OF PURPOSE.
- 21. THOUGHTS?