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AIT-TIger Leong InTernATIonAL InnovATIon & LeAdershIp CAmp

CAMP II RePoRt AUGUSt 2017

Technology • Engineering • Environment • Development • Management

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AIT-Tiger Leong International Innovation and Leadership Camp II

Content

Preface

Co-sponsors and Organizers

Camp Highlights

Participants Profile

Speakers and Mentors

Summary & Feedback

Appendices

APPENDIX 1: Camp Summary

APPENDIX 2: Evaluation

APPENDIX 3: January 2017 - First Batch

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preface

T he AIT-Tiger Leong International Innovation and Leadership Camp was conceived in 2016 as an idea

by Professor Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai, President of the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) who wanted to organize a summer camp for top undergraduates students in Asia that will expose students to important and relevant issues in today’s world in a highly interactive environment. The purpose of this camp is to motivate the students and aspire them to become global citizens and innovative leaders of Asia.

AIT alumnus Ir. Tiger Leong who is an avid supporter of the Institute was so impressed by the idea that he offered to co-sponsor the camp. Soon after, Prof. Worsak commissioned AIT Solutions (AITS), one of the centers in AIT that provide integrated solutions. AITS took the challenge of organizing a co-sponsored summer camp that would soon be named the AIT-Tiger Leong International Innovation and Leadership Camp.

The first camp was held in January 2017 with a total of 21 participants from ASEAN countries Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam.

In the second camp in July 2017, the organizers decided to widen its reach and included other Asian countries. The second camp produced 25 participants from Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Lao, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam.

AIT and Tiger Leong have envisioned this camp as an annual event that will draw top students from all over Asia and beyond to join this once in a lifetime opportunity.

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Co-sponsors and organizers

AIT Solutions (AITS) was established at AIT with the aim to increase the application of science and technology for the socioeconomic development in Asia. The mission of AIT Solutions concentrates on establishing higher scientific, engineering, and technological standards; developing innovative solutions; and collaborating with public and private organizations by providing integrated solutions based on AIT’s research, knowledge, expertise, and resources.

Asian Institute of Technology (AIT)

AIT solutions (AITs)

Ir. Tiger Leong

special Thanks to:

Established in Bangkok in 1959, the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) is a leading regional postgraduate institution and is actively working with public and private sector partners throughout the region and with some of the top global academic institutes. AIT promotes technological advancement and sustainable development in the Asia-Pacific region through its four key strengths: academic programs, research, professional education, and integrated solutions.

Ir. Tiger Leong is the president of Ellipse Enterprise Pvt. Ltd., a contractor company with expertise in design and built in the construction field of geotechnical and foundation engineering in Malaysia. One of AIT’s distinguished and generous alumni, Ir. Leong received his Master’s degree in Geotechnical and Earth Resources Engineering from AIT as a recipient of HM King’s Scholarship. He is ASEAN Chartered Professional Engineer (ACPE) and International Professional Engineer (IntPE).

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Camp highlightsTwenty five bright and brilliant undergraduate students from top universities in Asia were selected to join the second Innovation and Leadership Camp in AIT. With focus on leadership, innovation, exposure to current issues & trends and cross-cultural exchange, the AIT-Tiger Leong International Innovation and Leadership Camp (ATIILC) was a great platform for bright minds from diverse backgrounds to come together, share ideas and gain useful knowledge and skills in a fun, interactive, dynamic, and challenging environment.

The format of the camp involves a mixture of seminar, interactive workshops, motivational talks, presentations on important issues, site visits, and study tours.

Site visit at Thailand Science Park and Siam Cement Group (SCG)

Mini-Hackathon: Sensors ChallengeCampus Tour: AIT Schools, Laboratories and Facilities

Study Trip at renowned organic farm Rai Ruen Rom in Chang Rai

Seminars and Interactive Workshops Motivational Talks on Leadership and Innovation

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PArtICIPANtS & SPEAkErS

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The participants of this Camp were selected based on several criteria including: their GPA (3.5 and above); diversity in nationalities, regions, fields of study. The participants were also asked to submit a short essay on why they want to be part of this camp and the important issues the world is facing today. A short self-introduction video was also required in the submission of application.

participants profile

md mostafizur rahman23

pok Kaknikar20

Kristoffer Jon mariano huab18

Tasnim sultana23

nop Lihour23

Alicia dominique depaynos Flores18

sela voeurn22

Abdul Qadir Jilani21

Jowett millan padayao21

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Computer Science and Engineering

University of Dhaka

Phnom Penh, CambodiaEconomic development

Royal Univerisity of Phnom Penh

Baguio, Philippines

Information Technology- Enterprise Resource Planning Track

University of the Cordilleras

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Geography and Environment

University of Dhaka

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Natural Resources Management and Development


Baguio, Philippines

Information Technology- Enterprise Resource Planning Track

University of the Cordilleras

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

International Business Management


Lahore, Pakistan

Urban Planning

University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore

Davao, Philippines

Mechanical Engineering

Ateneo de Davao University

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Annie de Chavez Atienza20

natthaporn Luechatmatikul21

Latda Chandeng20

phatchatreeya Larpiampaisarn23

nuntipat Termkajornkij22

vadsana Thammavongsa21

sarunporn gesawahong21

Chutipon Watanakemapirut21

nioulaong Choumpahomvong21

Manila, Philippines

Electrical Engineering

University of the Philippines Diliman

Bangkok, Thailand

Design, Business, Technology and Management

Thammasat University

Vientiane, Laos

Civil Engineering

National University of Laos

Bangkok, Thailand



Bangkok, Thailand



Vientiane, Laos

Environment Engineering


Bangkok, Thailand



Bangkok, Thailand



Vientiane, Laos

Environment Engineering


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Asmita21

Chee Kean Looi21

Thi Thuy hien vuong21

saif riyaz Lakhani20

nguyen hong duong21

shaik Asif mustaffa19

nguyen Thanh huyen22

Pune, India

Electronics and Telecommunication

IIIT Pune University

Selangor, Malaysia

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Universiti Teknologi Petronas

Hanoi, Vietnam

Accounting Management

Hanoi University of Science and Technology

Pune, India

Computer Engineering

Savitribai Phule Pune University

Hanoi, Vietnam

Industrial Management


Andhra Pradesh, India

Engineering

Velagapudi Ramakrishna Siddhartha, AP

Hanoi, Vietnam

Business Administration


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speakers and mentorsProf. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai is the 7th President of the Asian Institute of Technology. In his highly accomplished career, Prof. Worsak served AIT in a number capacities. He served as Dean of the former School of Civil Engineering and was the founding Dean of the School of Engineering and Technology. Prof. Worsak also served as AIT Vice President for Resource Development for a period of four years beginning in July 2009.

Prof. Worsak received his B. Eng (Hon.) from Chulalongkorn University in 1971, M. Eng from Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) in 1973, and Ph.D. as a Fulbright Scholar from the University of California, Berkeley in 1978. He rejoined the Asian Institute of Technology in 1979, where he has served as Assistant, Associate and Full Professor, Former Dean of School of Civil Engineering (SCE), Founding Dean of School of Engineering and Technology (SET), Vice President for Resource Development, and from 1 July 2013 as Interim President of AIT. Professionally, Prof. Worsak has extensive research experiences in Computational Mechanics for the last 30 years and has published more than 240 papers.

Dr. Naveed Anwar holds an experience of over 30 years in the structural modeling, analysis and design of buildings, bridges and other structures. Dr. Naveed is proficient in the development of software for structural engineering applications, including earthquake resistant design, structural detailing etc. He has conducted professional training for over 3500 professionals in more than 15 countries in several areas related to structural analysis, design, dynamic analysis, nonlinear analysis etc. Dr. Naveed is teaching academic courses to Masters and Ph.D. students in Tall Buildings, Bridge Design and Advanced Concrete Design at Asian Institute of Technology. He is the Executive Director of AIT Solutions (AITS) established by the Institute.

prof. Worsak Kanok-nukulchaiPresident, AITTopic: Global Competence for the Sustainable Future ofHumankind

dr. naveed AnwarExecutive Director, AIT Solutions, AITTopic: Innovation and StartupOpportunities

Dr. Jonathan Shaw is the Executive Director of AIT Extension, a center at AIT that provides a broad array of capacity building programs and services to develop highly qualified and committed professionals who will play a leading role in the sustainable development of the region and its integration into the global economy. He has worked with AIT since 1989. Originally seconded by the Bell Educational Trust to work with the (former) Language Center, Dr. Shaw worked from 1993-2000 with the Center for Languages and Educational Technology. Since January 2001, he has worked with the AIT Extension. Dr. Shaw earned his doctorate at the University of Sussex in the field of international educational development. He also has a Postgraduate Certificate in Education and Diploma in Teaching English Overseas from the University of Manchester, and an LLB from the University of London.dr. Jonathan shaw

Executive Director, AIT Extension, AIT

Topic: Leadership

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Dr. Mokbul Morshed Ahmad holds a Ph.D. in Development Geography from Durham University, Durham, UK (2000). He graduated with MSc in Geography and Environment from Dhaka University, Dhaka, Bangladesh (1991) and second MSc in Rural and Regional Development Planning from Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok, Thailand (1993). He also worked with the government of Bangladesh as a civil servant in the ministries of Establishment and Commerce. Before joining AIT, he worked as an Assistant Professor in the department of Geography and Environment, Dhaka University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. His areas of specialization and research interests are Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), Economic Geography, Regional and Rural Development Planning, Community Development, Civil Society and Globalization. He has written/co-authored six books and one was published by AIT on Agricultural Transition in Asia (2010).

Dr. Yuosre Badir joined the School of Management (SOM), at Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) in September 2008. He is currently an Associate Professor and the Head of the Doctoral Program at SOM. Prior to AIT, Dr. Badir has worked as a Research Fellow at Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo-Tech), Research Associate at the College of Management of Technology at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL). Visiting Scholar at New York University (NYU), and a Lecturer at the European University in Geneva. Dr. Badir earned his Ph.D. in Management of Technology (2006) and M.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (2000) from EPFL. He also received the degree of Master of Science in Project Management (1998) from University of Putra Malaysia (UPM) and the Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (1993) from the University of Benghazi.

dr. mokbul AhmadAssociate Professor, Regional And Rural Development Planning, AITTopic: Innovative Approaches to Tackle Climate Change

dr. Yuosre BadirAssociate Professor, Managing Technology, Innovation & New Product Development, AITTopic: Sources of Innovation: User, Open, and Crowdsourcing Innovation

Dr. Indrajit Pal has a Ph.D. on “Seismotectonic and Earthquake Hazard Assessment in parts of East and North-East India” from Vidyasagar University, Midnapore, India. He obtained his B.Sc (Hons.) Geological Sciences and Masters in Applied Geology from Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. He served as faculty member at Centre for Disaster Management, Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, Indiafrom October 2006 to November 2014. Dr. Pal also worked as a resource person and observer for the pilot projects on Incident Command System (ICS) adaptation and implementation in several districts in India. He was a member of extended Core group for preparation of “National Disaster Response Management Guideline” by National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Government of India.dr. Indrajit pal

Assistant Professor, Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Management, AITTopic: Innovative Approaches to Tackle and Mitigate Disaster

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Mr. Naeem Ghauri serves as the managing director of NETSOL (UK) Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary located in London. He also is the director of NETSOL’s global sales group. While instrumental in numerous transactions, his most significant contribution was his role in closing the TiG NETSOL Joint Venture in 2005. Prior to joining the company, Mr. Ghauri was project director for Mercedes-Benz Finance Ltd., where he supervised over 200 project managers, developers, analysts and users in nine European countries. Mr. Ghauri earned his degree in computer science from University of Brighton, England.

mr. naeem ghauriFounder, Director, President NETSOL Technologies Europe, Ltd, Head ofGlobal Sales NETSOL Technologies, Inc.Topic: The World of IPO’s

Dr. Robin Gravesteijn is Data Management Specialist (Analytics and Research), at the UNCDF office in Bangkok working under its SHIFT and Cleanstart programmes. He manages a data and analytics hub that uses financial inclusion related data to inform development policies and practices of financial service providers, investors and regulators in South East Asia. With 10 years of working experience in development finance, Robin managed social performance monitoring and client-outcome assessments at Oikocredit. From 2008 to 2013 he was also seconded to the ILO Social Finance Program conducting impact evaluation and offering technical support to two microfinance institutions in Central Asia launching SME- and women’s business loan programs. He further worked in the commercial banking sector and at the Rabobank Foundation.

dr. robin gravesteijn Data Management Specialist (Analytics and Research), UNCDF)Topic: Big Data Analytics in the Financial Sector

Mr. Nophol Techaphangam, or Naps to his friends, is currently a Director of the Bangkok-based SPB Group of Companies, his family mattress and bedding business. Additionally Naps is the Founder and a Co-Country of NEXUS Thailand, a part of the global NEXUS network; a Director of the Thai Young Philanthropist Network (TYPN); and an Advisory Board Member of the Bangkok-based Paccaya Foundation, a new non-profit aiming to advocate the relevance of Buddhist philosophy and practices to modern lifestyles. He has also recently been involved in establishing a private 39,900-acre rural development project in Qinghai, China, and is now launching his own startup based on the Circular Economy concept. Naps holds a Post Dip in Economics from the University of Cambridge and a BSc (Hons) in Physics with Theoretical Physics from the University of Manchester. He is a Cambridge-Thai Foundation Scholar and was given the Model Business Person of the Year Award (Household and Office Goods Sector) from the Foundation of Science and Technology Council of Thailand in 2012.

mr. nophol Techaphangam Country Director, NexusTopic: What I’ve Learned as an Entrepreneur: The Do’s and Don’ts

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Mr. Robert Steele is Founder and Director of Systainability Asia, a Thailand based consultancy that works closely with national and local governments, NGOs, international agencies (such as UN ESCAP, UNEP, UNESCO, ADB, USAID), private sector companies, education institutions, and directly with local community groups, in the Asia-Pacific region to assist them to effectively participate and contribute to sustainable development. Robert specializes in the field of sustainable development, with particular expertise in systems thinking, participatory stakeholder engagement/consultation; sustainability planning and assessment; and corporate sustainability. Robert is also a Senior Associate with AtKisson Group, an international network of sustainability professionals, and is the leading Asia expert on the use of the AtKisson Accelerator Toolkit, which is designed to facilitate multi-stakeholder engagement in sustainable development envisioning, planning and action.

Mr. Faisal Niaz is an established Artist with multiple exhibitions at national & international level. A painter at heart, and like many inspirational painters, Faisal Niaz did not have a formal training in subjects related to Arts. Fascinated by nature, and amazing creations all around, he started painting at an early age using pencil and charcoal. Faisal’s pieces are inspired by style and work of maestros like Sadequain and Eqbal Mehdi, which is reflected in many of his paintings and calligraphies.

mr. robert steeleDirector, Systainability Asia (SA)Topic: The Practice of Systems Thinking Based Innovation

mr. Faisal niazEntrepreneur, Educator, Corporate Consultant, Social Worker, Artist & Motivational SpeakerTopic:Power of Failure & How It Makes You a Successful Leader

Mr. Stuart is a teacher, trainer, coach and entrepreneur, with over a decade and a half of experience providing motivation training to the educational and corporate sectors in both Europe and Asia. Stuart began his career as a highly qualified physical performance coach, employed by the British Government for 15 years working with communities and schools to improve health and fitness. Finding his passion Stuart created his own company called emotiongym, which provided wellness consultancy to the corporate world, during this time he provided services to companies such as Nike, Redbull, British Gas and professional football clubs.

Stuart is passionate in helping unleash the potential in the areas of business development, leadership, teamwork, sales, customer service, presentations skills and personal and professional empowerment.mr. stuart Bailey

Coach and Trainer NLP Top CoachTopic: Leaders

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SuMMAry & FEEDBACk

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Innovation in diversity

It’s rightly said, “Think globally, act locally”. It was a great learning experience during AIT-Tiger Leong Innovation and Leadership Camp. Different presentations and site visits imparted perspective making us think globally for the benefit of mankind.

The learning experience of this camp started the moment I met other students from different places on 24 July, 2017. I realised the diversity in culture, way of thinking and lifestyle but the common motto to work together with global perspective for the development of humankind. Having acknowledged the essence of multidisciplinary environment, I got a chance to interact with various experts during the sessions. Starting with introduction, I was highly impressed to see the global perspective of AIT towards sustainable development of mankind. Its way of approaching global issues is admirable.

Session on “Innovation and Startup Opportunities” by Dr. Naveed Anwar paved way for us to explore immense fields for being an entrepreneur. AI and computing, augmented and virtual reality, big data and analytics, mobile computing, automation, stick PCs, mini motherboard and many more possess huge opportunities to explore, innovate and become an entrepreneur.

“Sources of Innovation : User, Open, and crowdsourcing

This article, written by one of the students, Asmita from IIIT, Pune University, India summarizes the overall experience and perspective of the participants in the camp.

Innovation ” by Dr. Yuosre Badir focused on Innovation. Innovation is idea plus implementation. One should never give up and always learn to pick good advice from bad ones. It was emphasised on the ways entrepreneurs should opt for crowdsourcing .“Global competence for the sustainable future of Humankind” by Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nakulchai showed us the vision of sustainable development and human adaptability towards it.

Various presentations by experts were great source of knowledge and experience. “Leadership” talk by Dr. Jonathan Shaw showed insight of leadership qualities. “Leadership is process of social influence, which maximizes efforts of others towards achievement of goal.” I learned about various qualities: complex problem solving, critically thinking, creativity, people management, coordination, emotional intelligence, judgement, negotiation, cognitive flexibility, situational leadership skills which a leader should possess for smooth and successful output. Leaders of innovation are stage setters not performers. Leaders should have patience to amplify differences even when discussion becomes heated.

“Innovative approaches to tackle climate change”, by Dr. Mokbul Ahmad was an eye opening learning session which acknowledged us towards the major issues related to climate which is a global challenge. Innovative approaches, awareness and effective steps to work towards it, is the need of the hour. “Innovative approaches to tackle and mitigate disaster” by Dr. Indrajit Pal paved way for us to realise how disaster

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can affect and the innovative approaches that should be opted to mitigate them. “The Practice of Systems Thinking Based Innovation” by Mr. Robert Steele was the wonderful session. Taking example of tourism sector, we practically experienced what an entrepreneur should do for their startup. The brainstorming through

research and development over here is one the best approaches I have ever seen.

The session “Power of Failure & How it makes you a successful Leader” by Mr. Faisal Niaz inspired and taught us how to actually overcome fear of failure and keep moving ahead to pursue our goal. The drone flying was a great experience making us realise the wonderful scopes and solutions using drones. Session on “Leaders”

customer segments, stakeholders and various different elements involved in starup was a great experience.

The visit to Thailand Science Park was the best experience I ever had. The innovative approaches were amazing. The cardboard chairs, PCB conductivity using paper, self-healing cement, smart systems, DIY electronics shop maker hobby, the PCB manufacturing machines, various organic and sustainable methods of agriculture, new entrepreneurship causes, fish feeder, packaging, interactive art and many other innovative solutions persuaded us to think differently. Nothing is

impossible, it just needs a thought and better approach towards development.

The visit at School of Engineering and Technology, School of Management, and School of Environment, Resources and Development and different labs was also very interesting and eye-opener to the many possibilities of research. The cognitive way of doing

by Mr. Stuart Bailey was really a boost up session. It taught us how to keep ourselves always energetic, enthusiastic, happy and motivated.

The various activities taught us how to work in team. The visit to an organic farm Rai Ruen Rom in Chiang Rai was the best of all. This visit revealed the untold stories and scenarios that actually happen. The steps taken by local communities were so inspiring that it persuaded us to work together for sustainable development. The brainstorming sessions during mini hackathon taught us numerous things.

This camp paved way for me to explore and unfold various opportunities and gain confidence to become a successful and innovative leader. Beyond boundaries, let’s work together. We can, we will.

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“The AIT-Tiger Leong Innovation and Leadership Camp has been an outstanding experience. It has not only made an impact on our perspective, views and mindsets, but also made every one of us see more broadly. For this and many other reasons I cannot help but thank Mr. Tiger Leong for his sponsorship and this opportunity to make us feel comfortable.”

“If you ask about the camp that can give you the knowledge, culture exchanging and innovative stuffs, AIT-Tiger Leong International Innovation and Leadership Camp is the answer. The camp is held at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and supported by the generosity and kindness of Mr. Tiger Leong. The camp inspired me a lot and also give me the chance to be able to see the outside world by just attending this camp.”

Saif Riyaz Lakhani Savitribai Phule Pune University, India

Sarunporn GesawahongThammasat University, Thailand

“Right from the start I knew that AIT will bring out a lot of good things not just for myself but for the whole team---good things in terms of but not limited to intellectual and holistic development. Indeed, AIT-Tiger Leo International Innovation and Leadership Camp prove me right.”

Annie AtienzaUniversity of the Philippines, Diliman, Philippines

“AIT Tiger-Leong International Innovation and Leadership Camp has been a great opportunity for self-discovery and overall grooming of my individual personality.”

“I want to strongly recommend this camp to any student from any country regardless their respective study field. It’s important to know how to accept changes, especially if that has to concern with the productivity and this camp will bring a huge change in anyone’s life in certain ways which would allow anyone to reach their highest potentiality.”

“If there’s one thing I’ve learnt from AIT-Tiger Leong Innovation and Leadership Camp, it’s this: leave your comfort zone, take calculated risks, and then magic will happen. If I could go back in time, I would make the same decision by joining AIT-Tiger Leong Innovation and Leadership Camp again. Thank you for the experience!”

Abdul Qadir JilaniUniversity of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

Md Mostafizur RahmanUniversity of Dhaka, Bangladesh

Chee Kean LooiUniversiti Teknologi Petronas, Malaysia

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APPENDICES

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Day1 Day2 Day3 Day4 Day5 Day6 Day7 Day8 Day9 Day10 Day11 Day1224 July | Mon 25 July | Tue 26 July | Wed 27 July | Thu 28 July | Fri

Holiday29 July | Sat 30 July | Sun 31 July | Mon 1 August | Tue 2 August | Wed 3 August | Thu 4 August | Fri

Introduction and Orientation

Seminar and Interactive Workshop


Site VisitCampus Tour

Leadership and Motivational Talk

Motivational Session Chang Rai Study TripRai Ruen Rom

Mini-HackathonSensors Challenge

To enable a smart, safe, and sustainable world using sensors

Camp Summary and Closing Ceremony

Opening Ceremony

Dr. Naveed Anwar Executive Director, AIT Solutions

Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai President, AIT

Ir. Tiger Leong President, Ellipse Enterprise

Sdn Bhd, Malaysia

Mr. Shawn KellyDirector, AIT Office of

External Affairs

Participants Introduction

Photo session

Campus Tour:

Innovation Lab

Morning Session

Innovation and Startup Opportunities


What I’ve Learned as an Entrepreneur: The Do’s and

Don’ts

Mr. Nophol Techaphangam Country Director, Nexus

Morning Session

Innovative Approaches to Tackle Climate Change

Dr. Mokbul Ahmad Associate Professor, Regional And Rural

Development Planning

Innovative Approaches to Tackle and Mitigate

Disaster

Dr. Indrajit Pal Assistant Professor, Disaster

Preparedness, Mitigation and Management

Morning Session

Site Visit Thailand Science Park

Morning Session

Power of Failure & How It Makes You a Successful

Leader

Mr. Faisal Niaz Entrepreneur, Educator, Corporate

Consultant, Social Worker, Artist & Motivational Speaker

Activity 1: Video Challenge

Create a video blog for each participant

Morning Session

Leaders

Mr. Stuart Bailey Coach and Trainer

NLP Top Coach

Departure to Chang Rai Morning Session

• Inspiration Session• Talk: Village of the Future by

Dr. Naveed Anwar• Cooking time: learn how to

make a local food

Morning Session

• Design Thinking• Summary

Morning Session

Mr. Bjorn Harvold Co-founder, Traveliko

Dr. Teerayut Horanont

Assistant Professor, School of Information, Computer, and Communication Technology

(ICT), SIIT

Dr. Putapon Pengpad Researcher, Thai

MicroElectronics Center (TMEC)

Mr. Neil SavetamalClient Partner, NETSOL

Morning Session

Presentation and Judging

Judges

Dr. Putapon Pengpad

Mr. Bjorn Harvold

Mr. Neil Savetamal

Mr. Kongdej Keesukpan Communication Specialist (Digital) UNICEF Thailand

Mr. Umar Khan Program Portfolio Director -

Global Transformation, Telenor Group

Morning Session

Data Management Specialist (Analytics

and Research), UNCDF

Dr. Robin Gravesteijn Big Data Analytics in the

Financial Sector

The World of IPO’s

Mr. Naeem Ghauri Founder, Director, President

NETSOL Technologies Europe, Ltd, Head of Global Sales NETSOL

Technologies, Inc.

Camp Summary and Giving of certificate

Dr. Naveed Anwar

Afternoon Session

Leadership

Dr. Jonathan Shaw Executive Director, AIT Extension

Campus Tour:

School of Environment, Resources and Development

Afternoon Session

Sources of Innovation: User, Open, and

Crowdsourcing Innovation Dr. Yuosre Badir Associate Professor,

Managing Technology, Innovation & New Product Development

Global Competence for the Sustainable Future of

Humankind

Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai

President, AIT

Afternoon Session

The Practice of Systems Thinking Based

InnovationMr. Robert Steele

Director, Systainability Asia

Afternoon Session

Campus Tour:

Shool of Management

School of Engineering and Technology

Afternoon Session

Activity 2:

Writing Challenge

Write a blog article on the following topics

• Your favorite topic in the Camp and why

• Why students should join an Innovation Camp like this one

Afternoon Session

Leisure time

Afternoon Session

• Learning Sensory 5 Senses

• Visit community Forest and mini organic farm in nearby village

• Watch documentary about “The Making of Rotational Farming” of Hin Lad Nai Village

Afternoon Session

• Learn Indigo• Enjoy life paddy field time

and learn how to grow rice in the field

• Learn how to grow trees

Afternoon Session

• Depart from Chang Rai

Afternoon Session

• Brainstorming and grouping

• Participants are encourage to talk to each other to discuss their ideas and form group with those who have the same concepts

Afternoon Session

Site Visit SCG

Camp Summary


Asian Institute of Technology Technology Engineering Environment Management Development

AppendIX 1: program summary

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Day1 Day2 Day3 Day4 Day5 Day6 Day7 Day8 Day9 Day10 Day11 Day1224 July | Mon 25 July | Tue 26 July | Wed 27 July | Thu 28 July | Fri

Holiday29 July | Sat 30 July | Sun 31 July | Mon 1 August | Tue 2 August | Wed 3 August | Thu 4 August | Fri

Introduction and Orientation



Site VisitCampus Tour

Leadership and Motivational Talk

Motivational Session Chang Rai Study TripRai Ruen Rom

Mini-HackathonSensors Challenge

To enable a smart, safe, and sustainable world using sensors

Camp Summary and Closing Ceremony

Opening Ceremony


Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai President, AIT

Ir. Tiger Leong President, Ellipse Enterprise

Sdn Bhd, Malaysia

Mr. Shawn KellyDirector, AIT Office of

External Affairs

Participants Introduction

Photo session

Campus Tour:

Innovation Lab

Morning Session

Innovation and Startup Opportunities


What I’ve Learned as an Entrepreneur: The Do’s and

Don’ts

Mr. Nophol Techaphangam Country Director, Nexus

Morning Session

Innovative Approaches to Tackle Climate Change

Dr. Mokbul Ahmad Associate Professor, Regional And Rural

Development Planning

Innovative Approaches to Tackle and Mitigate

Disaster

Dr. Indrajit Pal Assistant Professor, Disaster

Preparedness, Mitigation and Management

Morning Session

Site Visit Thailand Science Park

Morning Session

Power of Failure & How It Makes You a Successful

Leader

Mr. Faisal Niaz Entrepreneur, Educator, Corporate

Consultant, Social Worker, Artist & Motivational Speaker

Activity 1: Video Challenge

Create a video blog for each participant

Morning Session

Leaders

Mr. Stuart Bailey Coach and Trainer

NLP Top Coach

Departure to Chang Rai Morning Session

• Inspiration Session• Talk: Village of the Future by

Dr. Naveed Anwar• Cooking time: learn how to

make a local food

Morning Session

• Design Thinking• Summary

Morning Session

Mr. Bjorn Harvold Co-founder, Traveliko

Dr. Teerayut Horanont

Assistant Professor, School of Information, Computer, and Communication Technology

(ICT), SIIT

Dr. Putapon Pengpad Researcher, Thai

MicroElectronics Center (TMEC)

Mr. Neil SavetamalClient Partner, NETSOL

Morning Session

Presentation and Judging

Judges

Dr. Putapon Pengpad

Mr. Bjorn Harvold

Mr. Neil Savetamal

Mr. Kongdej Keesukpan Communication Specialist (Digital) UNICEF Thailand

Mr. Umar Khan Program Portfolio Director -

Global Transformation, Telenor Group

Morning Session

Data Management Specialist (Analytics

and Research), UNCDF

Dr. Robin Gravesteijn Big Data Analytics in the

Financial Sector

The World of IPO’s

Mr. Naeem Ghauri Founder, Director, President

NETSOL Technologies Europe, Ltd, Head of Global Sales NETSOL

Technologies, Inc.

Camp Summary and Giving of certificate

Dr. Naveed Anwar

Afternoon Session

Leadership

Dr. Jonathan Shaw Executive Director, AIT Extension

Campus Tour:

School of Environment, Resources and Development

Afternoon Session

Sources of Innovation: User, Open, and

Crowdsourcing Innovation Dr. Yuosre Badir Associate Professor,

Managing Technology, Innovation & New Product Development

Global Competence for the Sustainable Future of

Humankind

Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai

President, AIT

Afternoon Session

The Practice of Systems Thinking Based

InnovationMr. Robert Steele

Director, Systainability Asia

Afternoon Session

Campus Tour:

Shool of Management

School of Engineering and Technology

Afternoon Session

Activity 2:

Writing Challenge

Write a blog article on the following topics

• Your favorite topic in the Camp and why

• Why students should join an Innovation Camp like this one

Afternoon Session

Leisure time

Afternoon Session

• Learning Sensory 5 Senses

• Visit community Forest and mini organic farm in nearby village

• Watch documentary about “The Making of Rotational Farming” of Hin Lad Nai Village

Afternoon Session

• Learn Indigo• Enjoy life paddy field time

and learn how to grow rice in the field

• Learn how to grow trees

Afternoon Session

• Depart from Chang Rai

Afternoon Session

• Brainstorming and grouping

• Participants are encourage to talk to each other to discuss their ideas and form group with those who have the same concepts

Afternoon Session

Site Visit SCG

Camp Summary


Asian Institute of Technology Technology Engineering Environment Management Development

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AppendIX 2: evaluationoverall experience of the Camp

Top Five Topics

Usefulness of the camp

Communication with students prior to arrival

Organization and arrangements

Learning & networking opportunities

Site visits & study tour

Topics chosen for the camp sessions

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The Practice of Systems Thinking Based Innovation

Sources of Innovation: User, Open, and Crowdsourcing Innovation

• Leadership

• Leaders

• Innovation and Startup Opportunities

• What I’ve Learned as an Entrepreneur: The Do’s and Don’ts

Global Competence for the Sustainable Future of Humankind

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AppendIX 3January 2017 - First Batch

eom nakhem

Kris Anindita Wickanso

muhammad Ariff Bin rizal

Kvanthai Ing

nadya natalia

Chong meng Teck

mark Joseph pasciolco

nguyen phu Cuong phung The Binh nguyen hien Trang

edd Bryan

Le Thi Trang

devina Christine Wijaya

sreymarch Lun

syazwan Bin sharani

Jinno edison enriquez nichapat Yanwachira

geok Wen Leong

sokloing Yim

Crisopras dominggos Zefha Kainama

Wendelene glyden Aben

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