Held at Pan Pacific Singapore, the Sustainability Dialogue featured a moderated discussion on policy developments in the UK-Singapore Green Economy Framework (GEF), focusing on discussions of its three key pillars. Westbourne students joined illustrious guests, including keynote speakers His Excellency Nikesh Mehta, British High Commissioner to Singapore and Guest of Honour Alvin Tan, Minister of State for the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth, and the Ministry of Trade and Industry.
“This event was an incredible opportunity to connect with inspiring role models and engage with both members and non-members of the British Chamber.” Manan, DP2 (Year 12) Student
“The insights and connections made during this event will undoubtedly shape my understanding of sustainable practices and drive my passion for creating a positive impact,” continued Manan.
Regional Director Gavin Clark, who accompanied students to the event, commented:
“Providing real life opportunities for students like this at the Chamber of Commerce helps them to gain the professional skills to be prepared for the future of work and brings our mission to life.”
This opportunity for Westbourne Singapore students reflects Westbourne International’s commitment to providing students with real world experiences that ultimately shapes and accelerates their career path while still attending high school. The Sustainability Dialogue exposed Singapore students to real-world issues debated by leading experts, a unique experience to gain indepth insight into the world they will eventually step into as STEM & Business leaders of the future.