Our first project “Future me” takes young professionals back to schools. 25-35 year old professionals discuss work opportunities, career plans and challenges with those having to make a decision soon after graduating from high school in the upcoming years.

Young professionals like Laura, a professional violin player, Chris, a jewelry artist, and Niko, a former consultant and now entrepreneur, moved young high school students with their stories. What started off as a forum for guidance and discussion became an open mentoring session for those seeking for development opportunities beyond the usual career paths.