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The Leaderonomics Show with Samuel Kim, CEO & Co-Founder of Center for Asia Leadership Initiatives.

ByHyma Pillay
Sep 22, 2014 • 1 Min Read
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Samuel Kim has always been passionate in creating a positive change in a society through leadership programs.

He is currently a candidate of Masters of Public Administration at the Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, and co-founded a social profit firm called Center for Asia Leadership Initiatives (CALI) in 2012.

Join Lily Cheah, the Host of The Leaderonomics Show in getting full insights on why leadership is important and how it can be learned.

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Hyma Pillay
Hyma is a Special Education Teacher who is passionate about making an impact on the lives of children through education. Her hopes is to save the world, one child at a time. She was previously part of the Editorial team at Leaderonomics.com

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