Returning as a hybrid event, Shopee will hold its annual seller summit on 16 June 2022 at Sunway Resort, Petaling Jaya, sharing key insights on how sellers can sustain their business growth online. The theme Level Up: Driving Growth Together, features a series of talks and panel discussions from industry leaders and distinguished experts. Shopee will also highlight support initiatives that will empower sellers to unlock new milestones
Guess what??
Attendees will have the chance to gain early access to Shopee’s Year-end Mega Campaign packages & special attendee-only deals
— SiennyLovesDrawing (@SiennyLovesDraw) June 2, 2022
Tips & tricks from industry experts
Participants can look forward to gaining insights on boosting sales by tapping into Shopee’s ecosystem to understand new consumer behaviour. This includes leveraging the in-app engagement features such as Shopee Live & Shopee Feed to connect sellers with consumers, forging a personalised, engaging & social shopping experience
With the economy transitioning into the new norm, it is important to identify new consumer behaviours to adapt one’s e-commerce strategy accordingly. Through such guidance from real-life Shopee sellers, participants will be able to fully prepare themselves while seeking to expand their businesses in the long run
Learning useful knowledge to grow and scale online
Leon Wong who has been attending the Shopee Seller Summit since the year 2020 said the event is very insightful and helpful to sellers. “I will definitely recommend every seller to join the upcoming Shopee Seller Summit to be one step ahead.”
Sehrish Kamran who planned to participate in the event again this year, emphasised her main takeaway from the previous event was hearing experiences from other sellers such as ShopeeXperts. “Hearing them talk about how they went from a one-man show to full-time business was something that really motivated and inspired me. I will definitely be joining again this year especially since we will be seeing it in real life.”
Exclusive benefits for participants
The summit is open to all business owners including MSMEs, part-time sellers and more. Attendees will have the chance to gain early access to Shopee’s Year-end Mega Campaign packages and special attendee-only deals. All participants will also receive a digital certificate of attendance after the event
Tickets for the online session are still available at RM25 each. Existing Shopee sellers are eligible for RM50 in paid advertising credits for each ticket purchase and up to RM100 to be claimed for the purchase of more than 1 ticket (Terms & conditions apply)
Grab this chance to level up with Shopee!
Echoing Shopee’s mission of benefiting local communities through technology, Shopee Seller Summit 2022 is here to forge new opportunities & create values for the e-commerce community
This year, along with the celebration of its 21st anniversary, the largest CPA affiliate network in Japan and Southeast Asia, ACCESSTRADE held ACCESSTRADE SUMMIT for the fifth time. ACCESSTRADE SUMMIT 2022 is a one-day event that provides networking opportunities for performance marketers to help them mutually share, learn about, and discover new insights to promote healthy market growth.
ACCESSTRADE SUMMIT 2022 was attended by more than 300 ACCESSTRADE partners consisting of advertisers, publishers, agencies, and solution providers. They represented Japan and Southeast Asian countries and they were gathered in a series of events, such as conferences, a networking lounge, virtual booths by sponsors, and ultimately the AT AWARDS 2022 Ceremony.
By participating in the event, the attendees were able to interact directly with Asia’s best performance marketing practitioners and experts in their respective fields and deepen their knowledge through interactive Q&A sessions. Additionally, the networking lounge gave advertisers and publishers a chance to get to know each other and collaborate with other companies with high growth potential.
The event opened with three keynote speeches, the first one was from Shohei Fujita, Managing Director of Global Business of Interspace Group, which was about the Performance Marketing Industry in 2022.
Then It was followed by speeches from Yuto Kono, Head of Vietnam Office from Genesia Ventures, Inc. about The Key Start-ups and VC Trends in Southeast Asia, and lastly a speech from Tan Tmangraksat, Director of Partner Development from Appsflyer titled “The Future of Marketing Measurement.”
The next agenda was the celebration of ACCESSTRADE 21st birthday and consequently followed by various panel discussions. Three sessions of panel discussions were held at one time.
The first session consisted of three panel discussions focusing on the effect of the pandemic and how to overcome them.
The second session became more interesting when guests were offered three panel discussion alternatives to further their understanding of fascinating marketing topics.
The effectiveness of leveraging emotional content was examined in relation to Influencer Marketing. Interspace Vietnam‘s Director of Business & Strategy, Bui Huy Dung, Gaudi‘s Head of Marketing Communications and E-Commerce, Windy Janet, and Interspace Group‘s Product Manager, Enguang Ren spoke on this topic.
The third session consisted of four country sessions. These panel discussions talked about different concerns in four SEA countries.
Vietnam’s country session was titled “Vietnam in the Digital Transformation World: What are the most exciting opportunities for growth in 2022?” featured Rainie Nguyen of Interspace Vietnam, Jack Nguyen, Regional Managing Director SEA of INSIDER, and Chinh Đinh, Vice Director & CIO of ACFC&VFBS.
The event came to a close with the presentation of ACCESSTRADE AWARDS led by Shinichiro Kawabata, Founder and CEO of Interspace Group. Together with Shohei Fujita, Managing Director of Global Business Interspace Group, they awarded the best-performing ACCESSTRADE partners. The following are the winners:
ACCESSTRADE SUMMIT is an annual event that provides networking opportunities for performance marketers to help them mutually share, learn about, and discover new insights to promote healthy market growth.
Yeah‼️SiennyLovesDrawing 👩🏻 is gonna sharing 👩🏻💻📝 about her recent volunteer participation with Malaysian Nature Society (MNS), a non-governmental non-profit organization (NGO) to learn about ecotourism 💚 @ Belum Temenggor🌳🌳, in particular hornbill conservation & habitat for its local communities ~ indigenous people aka orang asli 👶🏽👧🏽🧒🏽👦🏽🧑🏽🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♂️👵🏽🧓🏽👴🏽in Malaysia 🇲🇾’s national language
Since 2004, MNS aims to promoting hornbills conservation in Belum Temenggor Forest Complex 🌳🌳 (BTFC)(1️⃣of the oldest virgin rainforest on Earth, 130 million years old) & to enhancing public awareness of the importance of hornbills to the rainforests’🌳🌳 ecosystem 👍🏻🙌🏻
Malaysia 🇲🇾 is home 🏡 to 🔟 Malaysian hornbills & dubbed the ‘Hornbill Capital of the World🌍’ with its Perak state being recognized as the Land of Hornbills
BTFC 🌳🌳 aka Northern Peninsular Malaysia🇲🇾’s Natural Jewels 💎, the only remaining contiguous block to tropical rainforests 🌳🌳 which linking to Southern Thailand 🇹🇭 i.e. Bang Lang National Park & Hala Bala Wildlife Sanctuary, also part of the Titiwangsa Range 💚
Currently, only BTFC 🌳🌳 & the Greater Ulu Muda Forest Complex 🌳🌳 are on par for the hornbill diversity in Malaysia 🇲🇾, then together with the Southern Thailand 🇹🇭, all made up for the Hornbill Triangle (HoT)🔺
Hornbills get its name from its horn-like projection i.e. a casque on their beaks (Hmm…Not all hornbill species have them though) 😊
Hornbills are well known as the farmers 👨🏻🌾👩🏻🌾 of the rainforests 🌳🌳
Ohh…Why❓⁉️
Hornbills fly long distances looking for fruits🍎🍏 & swallow fruits🍎🍏in whole. Hmm…Some fruits 🍎🍏 are with big seeds. As they spit out countless seeds, some seeds find a place to grow & become new 🆕 trees 🌳🌳
However, really dissappointed & sad 😧😔 that some of the hornbill species are experiencing critically endangered & vulnerable. In this connection, if lesser ⬇️ hornbills, many rainforest trees 🌳🌳 that depend on them to spread their seeds may disappear from the rainforest 🌳🌳eventually
Why❓⁉️ Why❓⁉️Why❓⁉️
Some of the main reasons are destruction/ loss of the hornbills’ habitats & degradation due to deforestation (Photo 📸 below captured from BRAINS Summit 2018), fragmentation of rainforests 🌳🌳, illegal logging (Photo 📸 below captured by SiennyLovesDrawing 👩🏻 during her volunteer trip), poaching & hunting, conversion to agriculture e.g. oil palm plantations, over-development etc. 😧😔
As the rainforests 🌳🌳disappear, so does indigenous peoples’👶🏽👧🏽🧒🏽👦🏽🧑🏽🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♂️👵🏽🧓🏽👴🏽culture too 😧😔 as their living style very much depended on the rainforests 🌳🌳 for medicine, shelter, food, other necessities etc. They are not known to take more than what they need as this would be seen as a transgression of the rainforest 🌳🌳 & would bring curses to their people. So, the destruction of their prime resource is resulting in the destruction of their traditional ways of life 😧😔
You may not aware that BTFC 🌳🌳consists of 2️⃣ big parts,
Temengor Forest Reserve ~ the southern part of BTFC is largely a production forest 🌳🌳
Royal Belum State Park ~ the northern part, a protected area🌳🌳
MNS has been working hard for years to get the whole BTFC a protected area 🌳🌳 with its ecotourism 💚 efforts 👍🏻🙌🏻💪🏻 Hope they will achieve success very soon
“MY forest 🌳 , MY wildlife, MY responsibility”
Curious 🤔 about what SiennyLovesDrawing 👩🏻 has participated & learnt during her 4️⃣D3️⃣N volunteering with MNS❓⁉️
MNS Hornbill Festival🎉🎊
The 1️⃣st festival 🎉🎊 & annually every 16 Septto bring awareness & encourage orang asli👶🏽👧🏽🧒🏽👦🏽🧑🏽🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♂️👵🏽🧓🏽👴🏽communities to participate for hornbill conservation under the Malaysian 🇲🇾 implementation of the project, My Forest ~ “Strengthening Non-State Actor Involvement in Forest Governance in Indonesia 🇮🇩 , Malaysia 🇲🇾 , the Philippines 🇵🇭 & Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 ” which funded by the European Union 🇪🇺
She has captured an interview clip 📹🎥 with Mr Balu, the Head of Conservation with MNS ~ “Hornbill Conservation Effort by MNS“
MY forest is a high⬆️-impact partnership, as it looks at Malaysia🇲🇾’s natural 💚 heritage ~ rainforests 🌳🌳 & how non-state actors ~ non-governmental organisations, civil societies, local communities, the private sector & the public – can inform & change policies towards better rainforest governance. Under this 5️⃣-year project (2017-2021), MNS is tasked with building the capacity of non-state actors from all around Malaysia 🇲🇾 to engage more effectively with the government in protecting Malaysia🇲🇾’s rainforests 🌳🌳
She had great interactions with the orang asli kids 👶🏽👧🏽🧒🏽👦🏽🧑🏽 & adults🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♂️👵🏽🧓🏽👴🏽about nature awareness, art🎨🖍activities, sumpit, balloons🎈🎈, survey questionnaires❓❓etc. by using simple Malaysia 🇲🇾 ‘s national language ~ Bahasa Melayu 👌🏻✌🏻👍🏻
She got inspired by the orang asli hornbill guardians’ passion 💗 towards hornbills conservation 👍🏻👏🏻🙌🏻 Truly motivated with the positivity 🙏🏻👆🏻Really wish local communities here with skills gained from ecotourism efforts by MNS to improving their overall living lifestyle & being happy self sufficient 👍🏻💪🏻🙌🏻
A short clip 📹🎥 about this 1️⃣st hornbill festival 🎉🎊, do enjoy ya 😃
Orang Asli Villages Visit
Chuweh Village
Arrival & impressed with its beautiful scenery from this village
SiennyLovesDrawing 👩🏻 & team went to visit the Hornbill House 🏡 aka Rumah Enggang 🏡 in Malaysia 🇲🇾 ’s national language. Each MNS volunteers period only for 4️⃣️pax due to the limited space
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She 👩🏻 didn’t stay here due to her volunteer team with 9️⃣️pax. Communicated to 1️⃣️ of the volunteer named Ms Christine🙋♀️who stayed here & she complimented that she really enjoyed this 5️⃣️ star ⭐👍👆volunteering accommodation 🏡 in this village
A briefing by Mr Yeap & the orang asli hornbill guardians to all volunteers about the hornbills counting
Then, she👩🏻has learnt & experienced the use of blowgun aka sumpit 😀 Obviously she failed miserably, perhaps a good reason to volunteer again next Aug/ Sept, Ha…Ha…
Tasted some orang asli traditional dishes as tea time e.g. Perah nuts 🥜(Oppsss…Superb addictive delicious 😋🤤‼️ She even has placed next order 📌 of 2️⃣️kgs with Mr Woo🙋🏻♂️🤣😆), cassava & wild fern (paku pakis) from forest 🌳🌳etc.
Had a short chat 🗣👤with Mr Yeap🙋🏻♂️, the Senior Conservation Officer with MNS on hornbill studies for almost 1️⃣8️⃣ years & pursuing his PhD. Do enjoy an interview clip 📹🎥 with him about his hornbill conservation experiences
Tebang Village
SiennyLovesDrawing 👩🏻 has went here for the evening 🏙 hornbill counting 🔢
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She really viewed the flying Oriental Pied hornbills twice with binocular‼️So so happy😃😁
Also viewed the wild elephants 🐘🐘 crossed the river 💦💧Yeah‼️ So so lucky 🍀 for herself & volunteers team as the visitors to the rainforest
However, Mr Yeap 🙋🏻♂️ has alerted that if elephants 🐘🐘 are so near to human, it’s bad news to the orang asli as the elephants 🐘🐘 gonna destroy their houses 🏡🏡 & crops planted🌱🌿Sigh…
She has met the youngest volunteer named Shane 👦🏻, 6️⃣ years old & son to Ms Christine (Blue 💙 t-shirt in the photos 📸📸 below). Highly recommended 👍🏻👆🏻as 1️⃣ of the great education opportunities & childhood memories for kids
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It was really fun to interact with the orang asli kids, they are just so simple & adorable, missed them a lot 👶🏽👧🏽🧒🏽👦🏽🧑🏽
An interview 📹🎥 clip with Mr Woo Chee Yong, the conservation research assistant with MNS on “Why to participate for Hornbill Volunteer Programme❓⁉️”
Despite learning about hornbill conservation & orang asli 👶🏽👧🏽🧒🏽👦🏽🧑🏽🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♂️👵🏽🧓🏽👴🏽living, SiennyLovesDrawing 👩🏻 would like to share some exciting moments during her short volunteering,
Jungle 🌳🌳 trekking🚶♂️🚶♀️& sunset 🌅 cruise 🚤
Rafflesia spots (However, it wasn’t the Rafflesia blossom season, so she just got to view some flower buds & dried dead Rafflesia)
Elephant 🐘 saltlicks aka Sira Gajah
Observed elephants foot prints & poo poo, sun bear paw prints on tree trunk etc.
You may contact a friendly & helpful nature tour guide with boat services, Mr Muhammad Ali 🙋🏽♂️ either his personal FB 🌐 https://www.facebook.com/alie.gowloq or 📞☎️📱contact him +6013-4681040, he can customise your tour around BTFC 🌳🌳 accordingly
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Yes ✅ She did it 💪🏻 How about you❓⁉️
Let’s sign up for MNS hornbill volunteer 🌐 https://myforestwatch.weebly.com/my-hornbills.html
It subjects for a fee as MNS is a NGO & unable to fund the volunteers’ transportation 🚌🚤, accommodation 🏡 & meals 🍽🍴
She also attended the BRAINS Summit 2018 ~ ‘Forest Biodiversity & Community: A Balanced Approach for Sustainable Development’, the 2️⃣nd iteration bi-annually with 80 delegates i.e. researchers, conservationists, orang asli communities & official representatives from government bodies to discuss pertinent issues affecting the survival & sustainable use of the BTFC🌳🌳
It was officially opened by the Duli Yang Amat Mulia Raja DiHilir of Perak🤴🏽, Raja Iskandar Dzurkarnain ibni Almarhum Sultan Idris A’fifullah Shah
“Seeing all these stakeholders 👫👭👬gathered is a good sign 👍🏻 that we as Malaysians 🇲🇾👭👬👫 are ready to commit to conservation. The themes that will be discussed during this summit have significant ramifications for the future of our rain forests 🌳🌳 We are talking about boosting ecotourism 💚 to assist the local communities 👶🏽👧🏽🧒🏽👦🏽🧑🏽🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♂️👵🏽🧓🏽👴🏽or a form of funding💰to maintain the rain forests 🌳🌳
I am confident that given enough time & support from all the relevant parties, we will be able to reduce ⬇️ our dependence on logging & ensure the continued survival of our rain forests🌳🌳” said Tuan Haji Ahmad Khalif bin Tan Sri Mustapha Kamal👨🏽💼, the Executive Director of the EMKAY Group & a Trustee of the Pulau Banding Foundation
Sharing a clip 📹🎥 captured by R.AGE & highlighted in the summit ~ Voices of orang asli communities
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