Jeremy Choi has several enterprises. His focus as an entrepreneur is on the impact he leaves behind in the world. His latest venture is WPUP, a website business. What’s your story? I was born into a typical Asian family where my parents wanted me to be a doctor, lawyer or an engineer. I tried that path and just couldn’t find passion in it. I applied for jobs and no one would hire me, so out of...
Thank you to Vivek, president of EO Punjab for capturing this moment. Feel honored to be recognized at the Global Leadership Conference among 1200+ EO Leaders. #EONation #All-in. Posted on Tuesday, May 5, 2015 About Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) EO is the only global network exclusively for entrepreneurs. EO helps leading entrepreneurs learn and grow through peer-to-peer learning, once...
Thank you to the Cambridge Food & Wine Society for selecting us as the 2013 winners for the ACCE-Campbell Multicultural Award. We’re very honor to share the same stage as some of the other winners. Thank you to Joyce Lau Photography. More event photos are all on her album here. To see the full list of award winners from different years and different categories, please view the Cambridge 2013...
Here is the second one of the series. The “Anthem”, which is a little longer, about 1 minute that will be aired on the Golf Channel and other channels.
After a long day of shooting back in November, I made it to the final cut for two of the commercials for Titleist. The first one is the 30 seconds “Amateur” spot.
On behalf of the Cambridge Food & Wine Society, I chair an annual charitable golf tournament. This year, we’re hosting it at the Lionhead Golf & Country Club on Saturday, September 22nd, 2012. Every year, golfers at all skill levels (hackers and avid golfers) come out to compete & network with new people, and see old friends. Unlike many charity tournaments, our format is...
I have been very honored to be nominated and been notified that I’m going to be one of the finalists for the Toronto Board of Trade 2011 Business Excellence Award for the Under 30 category.
Picked up the Globe and Mail today, and this is what I saw in the business section:
