Loosing several potential investors for my Startup because, "You spent most of the revenue to make the creatieve community bigger, a community that doesn't give direct return to you business", tell them. Last year I decided to create MY CITY FAN CLUB, a 'kitchen' of I LOVE Network to make myself aware that I have to be able to finance this creatieve community. Here is my pain, but also the potential. What is the business model of 'citizen participation'? Of course I'm not the only one… Show more Loosing several potential investors for my Startup because, "You spent most of the revenue to make the creatieve community bigger, a community that doesn't give direct return to you business", tell them. Last year I decided to create MY CITY FAN CLUB, a 'kitchen' of I LOVE Network to make myself aware that I have to be able to finance this creatieve community. Here is my pain, but also the potential. What is the business model of 'citizen participation'? Of course I'm not the only one having responsibility to bring people together and flourish the story of equality, inclusivity, local economy, culture and tourism in the city. For anybody having idea to help me, for any 'open eyes' there. I'm searching for a help. Should I make this as an NGO or cooperation or this is perfectly matching in my startup concept. Please let me know. Or let me knock your door ;) Show less

Bringing the stories of tourism, local economy and citizen participation through a five sense marketing is the essence of the Babbelfiets

Mobilizing a storytelling community: local bloggers, vloggers, photographers, dancers, musicians, chefs, graphic designers, poets, … both amateur and professional. Promoted and shared on the social media platform to generate followers as a part of citizen participation.

Represent Indonesian Community in Limburg Province by organising local and intercultural events.

Doing language consultancy with local businesses, students and teacher to support their public speaking skill.

Being a host for talk-show program with various themes, from Valentine Day to the national election.