APAC Virtual Energy Well Being Session

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Business professionals joined in from across the Asia-Pacific region for SongDivision’s recent Virtual Energy & Well-Being Showcase supporting Music for Mental Health. Over the course of the session attendees connected with each other, while sharpening their focus and developing greater mindfulness through collaborative songwriting. The showcase was intended to shed light on the challenges of mental health in the workplace and music’s proven ability to increase happiness and inspire greater productivity.

SongDivisions inspirational rockstar hosts for this session included: Christo Alexander (Leading Musical MC/Facilitator for Fortune 500s), Kiki Courtidis (Coldplay, ARIA Award Winner), Sam McNeill (Award-Winning MC/Facilitator for Fortune 500s), Ze Wen Seah (Renowned Guitarist/Singer) and Enya (Andrea Bocelli, Jacob Collier).

Thanks so much to all who joined us. We’re looking forward to connecting with you again using music!

Check out the video recap above, and download the full-length track below…

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