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All stories begin with 1 line. Good and affordable coffee in school was how it started for Honesty Coffee, a self-serve coffee concept that employs an honesty payment system.
Helmed by five NUS Business School students, turning their business idea into reality was an adventure fraught with challenges and triumphs unique to each twist and turn.
Aspiring to start your own business? Or simply happy to chill with a cup of coffee? Join our students for a coffee chat to discover “what it means to fail quickly and cheaply”, “everyday innovation”, “it takes a village” and most importantly, “how to convince half a school that your idea is worth believing in”.
You’ll also get to hear from the rest of the “villagers” about their roles in bringing Honesty Coffee from ideation to fruition.
Experience the magic of books and brews as you immerse yourself in the world of coffee through our books and articles.
Coffee is on us ☕.
Helmed by five NUS Business School students, turning their business idea into reality was an adventure fraught with challenges and triumphs unique to each twist and turn.
Aspiring to start your own business? Or simply happy to chill with a cup of coffee? Join our students for a coffee chat to discover “what it means to fail quickly and cheaply”, “everyday innovation”, “it takes a village” and most importantly, “how to convince half a school that your idea is worth believing in”.
You’ll also get to hear from the rest of the “villagers” about their roles in bringing Honesty Coffee from ideation to fruition.
Experience the magic of books and brews as you immerse yourself in the world of coffee through our books and articles.
Coffee is on us ☕.
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Meet the students behind the Honesty Coffee — Darius, Davin, Eileen, Carmel and Wei Xiang.
Honesty Coffee is part of a Field Service Project offered by the NUS Business School, for students to partner with an established local organisation to learn from the experts while engaging in real-world business issues beyond what was taught in class.
The Other "Villagers"
Jamila Osman - Moderator
Principal Librarian (Research Librarian – HASS)
Jamila enjoys researching, teaching and, yes, life-long learning, complementing her support for multidisciplinary, humanities, arts and social sciences disciplines. With a diverse background spanning education, counselling, broadcasting and academic librarianship,
she loves the whole intriguing process of discovery and creation, finding ways to showcase them in an engaging manner.
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Chew Jian Dee
Student’s Life and Experiential Team, NUS Business School
As part of the Student's Life and Experimental Team in NUS Business School, Jian Dee oversees all of the Business' School's Field Service Projects and Credit Bearing Internships. His team also helps NUS Business students with their Student Exchange Program and provides Student Support.
Kho Su Yian
Principal Librarian (Research Librarian – HASS)
With over 20 years of experience as a librarian, Su Yian advises students and conducts workshops on Business Research. Her interests include social media, mythology and Chinese tea. A NUS alumni, Su Yian graduated from FASS with a B.A (Hons) in English Literature.
Herman Felani
Associate University Librarian and Head of Operations
Herman is an NUS alumni from the Arts and Social Sciences class of 2007. He has worked at NUS Libraries for 15 years, where he currently serves as Head of Operations. Previously, he contributed to the reference and information services department before heading the Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library. His interests include vexillology, heraldry, and playing the piano.
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Ying
Founder, Modular Labs Pte Ltd
Ying enjoys mentoring the next generation of entrepreneurs and giving students a chance to bring their ideas to reality. His guiding ethos has always been to iterate fast and cheaply. He believes that you don't really know if an idea works unless you try it. This project has given him an opportunity to work with enthusiastic and energetic students to innovate and test new ideas in a controlled environment.
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