SPP#53 with Roslyn Teng: I still have those 2 AM moments when I wonder what am I doing with my life

StudentPreneur Podcast: Stories of Students who are Entrepreneurs | Student Entrepreneur | Young Entrepreneur | by Julien Marchand

Mar 15, 201640:42Education

Meet this week's awesome studentpreneur: Roslyn Teng (20), Arts and Humanities student at the YaleNUS College and founder of Made Real, Singapore. Roslyn and Robin caught up for coffee one day after high school and they...

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