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Lim Rong Jie

Lim Rong Jie, Entrepreneur, Paper Projects by RJ

25-Oct-16 21:00

Lim Rong Jie

A bouquet of flowers don't last very long, but what if it was a bouquet of paper flowers? Lim Rong Jie discovered just that, and Paper Projects by RJ was born! He joins us to tell us more about how an idea for a gift for his girlfriend turned into a business for the 23 year-old Economics student.


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