Volunteers open the doors at the first Be an Idea Vision event held at Artistry.

Nadim van der Ros, founder of Be an Idea, makes the opening address to an audience waiting for inspiring social narratives.

The audience at Be an Idea's first Vision event waits eagerly to hear the stories of 6 change makers.

Simon Wong, founder of In Her Shoes, waits to be the first speaker at Be an Idea Vision, which is powered by Pecha Kucha.

Simon Wong, In Her Shoes founder, talks on his challenging journey to build Singapore's iconic arts and music festival against cancer.

Abbas Ng talks about how his Gourmet Guru Academy is helping to empower homemakers to become financially independent.

Abbas Ng engages the audience after his talk on empowering home makers through the Gourmet Guru Academy.

Audience members at the Be an Idea Vision event take the time to digest the social narratives presented so far.

An audience member cheerfully greets our photographer while waiting for the next talk at the Be an Idea Vision event.

Jean Loo, writer, photographer and chief storyteller at Logue, shares how her travel experiences and philanthropic projects have made a difference.

Jean Loo, founder of Logue, interacts with the audience after her talk Wonder, Wander at the Be an Idea Vision event.

Kathy Xu, founder of the Dorsal Effect, shares how her love of sharks and diving started her journey to providing eco-tourism as an alternative livelihood for shark fishermen.

Kathy Xu, founder of the Dorsal Effect, engages the audience after her talk on shark conservation.

Be an Idea Vision events aim to spark ideas and encourage discussion on action, attracting social entrepreneurs, change makers and people with an intention to do good.

Be an Idea Vision events bring together CSR professionals, change makers and people looking for that spark of positivity to help fuel their efforts to make the world just that little bit better for everyone.

Zhang Tingjun, co-founder of the Chain Reaction Project, encourages audience to think about how they can be catalysts for change.

Audience members at the Be an Idea Vision event find inspiration in the social narratives presented by 6 change-makers.

Zhang Tingjun, The Chain Reaction Project, measure the impact of the Chain Reaction Project in inspiring catalysts for change.

Kokila Annamalai, project co-ordinator at AWARE, talks about how the We Can! campaign aims to tackle violence against women in Singapore.

Kokila Annamalai, project co-ordinator at AWARE, talks to audience members about the We Can! campaign to address violence against women in Singapore.