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A Garage Society Founder’s Words

We are 6 months old already! Founded in April, Garage Society has been operating for more than 6 months now!

We are 6 months old already! Founded in April, Garage Society has been operating for more than 6 months now! It has been an awesome journey for me as the founder; and I hope everyone involved, including members and the team, have been enjoying it as well. In the past 6 months, we have focused on improving operational excellence and it's encouraging to hear good feedback from customer. I must say a big Thank You to the team for their hard work, especially when working with an impatient person like myself. And we owe an even bigger THANK YOU to all our members who have been more than understanding when there were still hiccups here and there.

Diverse Thank Yous

Going forward, whilst operational enhancement is a continuous effort, we are also going to further enhance our support to the startup and entrepreneurial ecosystems in HK. Garage Academy is a new project we are working on. The first project will be the "HK Startups Job Fair 2014" on December 6! More details will follow soon. Stay tuned. :)

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