Nine participants. Five project speakers. Five "That's One Minute" speakers. Five evaluators.
And I was given the role of Language Observer as well as being tasked to evaluate Ken Chan.
And for good measure, I took part in the "That's One Minute" session. This was an off-the-cuff quick huddle which had a unique twist – everyone had to speak about the same one-word prompt. In this case, it was 'energy'.
But that was not all. It was supposed to be an elevator pitch – and the winner (through voting) got the opportunity to expand on the said subject for another 5 minutes!
SAL's value proposition lies in the promise that while talents may differ, they guarantee equal opportunity to speak and grow. No bystanders, only speakers!












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