Nadim van der Ros, founder of Be an Idea, opens the second Vision event on the rooftop at Zsofi Tapas Bar.

Yock Teck Meng talks about the work that Habitat for Humanity Singapore does.

Yock Teck Meng, Habitat for Humanity, waits to start his talk at Be an Idea Vision.

Lyndon Yeo, See and Be Seen, introduces the idea of Ubuntu, "I am because we are", the idea of community spirit to bring change.

Lyndon Yeo, See and Be Seen, talking about road safety and initiatives like the Firefly Night Race, Singapore's first night cycling race.

Melodie Lee talks with Charmaine Poh at Be an Idea Vision. Vision events are where the audience finds inspiration in the talks they've heard.

Yong Teck Meng talks with Mervin Yeo about his former's talk at Be an Idea Vision.

Avin Tan, Action for AIDS, encourages the audience to say "hi" to HIV, and to him, as an HIV positive diagnosed individual.

Karin Aue, Aiducation International, shares the work her organisation does to empower children with education in Africa and Asia.

Be an Idea Vision encourages speakers to be concise in their talks and succinct in their slides - a photo or a quote inspires more than complicated slides.

Be an Idea Vision events are held at different locations. Tonight our audience is being inspired from Zsofi's rooftop bar in Little India.

Avin Tan, Action for AIDS, talks to an audience member during the break on the myths surrounding HIV.

Audience members discuss the possibilities for change during one of the scheduled breaks designed to encourage discussion amongst themselves and with the speakers.

Robert Kee, Operation Hope Foundation, talks about the organisation he founded to assist with real economic development through construction. 

Ivan Chang, Start Now, takes the audience through a few of the technology projects that his organisation has built to facilitate more positive change for non-profits.

Robert Kee, Operation Hope Foundation, shakes the hand of an audience member whom he inspired at Be an Idea Vision.

Avin Tan, Action for AIDS, answers questions on living with HIV to an interested audience member.

Robert Kee, Operation Hope Foundation, talks with the audience about making a difference in developing countries.

Jean Loo, Content Editor for Be an Idea and founder of Logue, discusses the talks she's heard at Vision.

Stories are a great way to inspire and deliver the message of your cause. Audience members talk with speakers during the event to get a better idea of the issues and the causes.