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Voice of SMEs - Jeremy’s Chicks

Jeremy Teoh, Co-Founder of Urban Daybreak and Jeremy's Chicks

28-May-20 10:00

Voice of SMEs - Jeremy’s Chicks

Unfortunately for Urban Daybreak co-founder, Jeremy Teoh, Urban Daybreak is a prime brunch spot that suffered greatly along with many other F&B outlets during the MCO. But instead of only going online for takeaways, Jeremy decided to take a bigger step - he started a whole new brand instead. We had him on the line to talk about both his F&B outlets, Urban Daybreak and his newer venture, Jeremy’s Chicks.

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj, and Christine Wong


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