Aqua Bian, co-founder and chief brand officer of Gapper
As the chief brand officer of Gapper international volunteer project, Aqua is not only the pioneer of early development of all Gapper projects, but also the monitor, coordinator and administrator of the background system of Gapper website. From the initial project planning, partner confirmation and regular visits, personal experience and planning of the project, detailed project feedback testing and adjustment, to the release of Gapper recruitment book and debugging of various problems in the background operating system, Aqua believes that only by doing the details of everything can we be responsible for every volunteer, and she does the same. Get close to the volunteers, listen to the voices of the participants, mingle with everyone, and create the public image of Gapper with your heart.
14 years old to study abroad, 15 years old to start traveling alone. Graduated from the Department of Project Management, National University of Singapore, he is the only graduate gold medal winner of Ang 'an Institute of Technology in Singapore, and obtained a diploma in piano ATCL performance from the famous Trinity Conservatory of Music in Britain. She loves music, and she likes to stop and discover every good thing in life. Visit Beethoven's grave in Vienna, play harmonica with street performers in Rome, teach local children to play musical instruments in Kenya, sing with children in an orphanage in Sri Lanka, and listen to Tibetan blind singers at the gate of Tashilhunpo Temple in Tibet. She is a volunteer of Teresa Nursing Home in Singapore, the initiator of Gapper's project to support primary schools in western Gansu, the bass player of Secrete Base, a senior diver under the Pacific Ocean and a piano tutor popular with students.
"While helping others and bringing them happiness, my heart is always warm and satisfied. Give someone a rose, and the hand has a lingering fragrance. You may not know how much relief, enlightenment and happiness you will feel when you help others. You may get more from your heart than you give to others. I have always felt this way, and I gradually understand, reflect and grow from it. I hope to share these feelings with you through Gapper, and hope that Gapper can become a platform for everyone to communicate with each other. If you want to change the world, why not summon up the courage to change yourself, give others hope and give yourself more opportunities to grow. "
Fionn Shen, co-founder and chief marketing officer of Gapper
As the chief marketing officer of Gapper International Volunteer Travel, Fionn is not only the marketing promoter of all Gapper social networking platforms, but also the facade for participating in various interviews and negotiations. From Douban, Weibo, WeChat platform to everyone, she is the general planner of all online promotion of Gap, from China Daily to Girlfriend (Campus Edition) and other media magazines. Her exclusive interview made more people know about Gapper and volunteer travel. Fionn, with its unique perspective and keen market insight, quickly became known to tens of thousands of people in two years and became the most famous organizer of volunteer travel project in China.
Master of Education from the University of Hong Kong, proficient in three languages: Chinese, Chinese and English. At the age of 65,438+07, he was invited by the Japanese government to participate in the exchange of Central Asia in the 20th century. /kloc-at the age of 0/9, she planned and hosted a series of activities of "Walking into Hope School" in Shanghai and was interviewed by Pudong TV Station. During her stay in Japan, she was the only winner of the higher scholarship awarded by the Japanese government in the same year. At the age of 22, she went to Africa alone and walked the slums with local college students as an NGO. She loves traveling and believes that life is experience, and traveling means contact with the world. She loves education and believes that education is the future. While studying for a master's degree, she devoted herself to studying the influence of voluntary tourism on young people in China.
"We are often trapped in the status quo and negative emotions, thinking that this is the world. We are confused and depressed, forgetting that flowers are actually shining outside, forgetting that we should laugh when we are young. I hope Gapper can become a new way of looking at the world and a new way of life. The world is big and life is long. How do you know how big the world is without looking? We strive to let more young people in China go out and see the world, and let the world see a new generation of China people. Please look at the world through rose sunglasses. "
Co-founder and COO of Joy LinGapper
Joy, as the chief operating officer of Gapper International Volunteer Travel, is responsible for the coordination and confirmation of all Gapper projects, and is also the chief monitor of important details such as budget evaluation and risk control. Joy ensures that all Gapper projects strictly abide by the principles of high efficiency, safety and sustainable operation, and collects feedback from the pre-market research of new project development, various maintenance in project operation and the end of the project. She insists on the work concept of quality first and believes that a responsible team must be 100% responsible for each participant. Her existence is a solid guarantee for Gapper to gain public trust and develop steadily.
With a master's degree in business from Griffith University in Australia and a professional qualification assessment certificate from CPA International Accounting Association, she started her gap year. Worked as an intern in luxury restaurant, Italian coffee worker, coordinator of Australian wedding company, and senior translator of the exhibition. She dived into the Indian Ocean to watch fish, crabs and life, took care of disabled women in India's hospice, backpacked alone in the North Island of New Zealand and went deep into the mountains of Sri Lanka to visit deaf children. As a former visa officer of the Chinese Consulate and the project leader of BJTU, she believes that helping and giving is a unique and valuable channel for self-discovery.
"I hope that through Gapper, we can build a bond, and when we meet by chance on the trip, we will be closely connected. Even though we are thousands of miles away from Qian Shan, we can be warm to each other because of our past experiences. I want you to know that there are many people in this world who think the same way as you. Find such friends, no matter where they are, you will not be afraid or flustered. I hope you don't underestimate your strength. People can see from other people's lenses and grow up from their own stories. You have to believe that the people and things you meet along the way can be eternal in your life. "