Executive Summary Yes Toronto, a vibrant community inspired by the ideology of Yes Theory, fosters connections and meaningful experiences for over 7,000 members across the city. When news broke that the founders of Yes Theory were in Toronto for just one day, we faced the challenge of organizing a memorable meetup within a tight 10-hour …
Event Overview In 2024, I played a pivotal role in organizing Yes Toronto’s largest annual meetup at Trinity Bellwoods Park. The event brought together over 150 attendees from around the globe for a full day of connection, engagement, and immersive activities. This initiative aimed to foster a sense of belonging, particularly for newcomers to Canada …
Overview The aim of this event was to foster a sense of belonging during the festive season for individuals living away from their families. Many people are unable to enjoy festivals due to being away for reasons like work or education. To bridge this gap, we planned a Christmas-themed photoshoot and community potluck to bring …
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📽️ Project Overview This video project was created for Yes Toronto, covering one of the most unique events we’ve ever pulled off. The goal was to document a full-blown game of hide and seek, hosted across an IKEA store, and turn it into a shareable, engaging vlog-style video for both YouTube and Instagram. I was …
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At Yes Toronto, meaningful connections with strangers form the core of our ideology. This philosophy has driven the community’s growth to over 7,000 members in just three years. To embody and spread this spirit, we decided to launch our own merchandise—a tangible extension of our mission to foster positive and genuine connections. Design and Concept …
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