In this first instalment of our International Women’s Day series, Gillian Tee shares how she defied naysayers to found Homage, a US$45 million-funded startup bridging the gap in healthcare.
Expelled at 17 for hacking his school’s computers, Benjamin Harris turned around to found watchTowr in Singapore, a cybersecurity platform that beats hackers at their own game.
Forget about taking a car to your next meeting; fly instead. Once reserved for an elite few, short-distance air travel will become increasingly accessible. Hon Lung Chu, head of APAC at Volocopter, shares how zero-emission air taxis will reshape urban mobility.
To counter the onward march of diseases, the medical community must switch its focus from treating illnesses to preventing them. Dr Zhao Pan, vice-president of Genomics at MiRXES, shares how microRNA-powered early cancer detection testing is a game changer.
Mike Kim, Head of Google for Startups in APAC, shares what he’s discovered about the region’s startup ecosystem since relocating to Singapore three years ago.
How can you smoothly transition your tech career from the States to Southeast Asia? Dexter Zhuang, Product Lead at Xendit, offers practical tips based on personal experience.
Melissa Ravi, co-founder of Wildr (pronounced will-der), shares her journey of building a new AI-powered platform that weeds out toxicity from social media.
Gaurav studied Computer Science at the National University of Singapore, worked as an early engineer at Spotify in Sweden before moving back to Singapore to start a company that didn’t hit product market fit; to then realize the need and moved into product management, at PayPal. This article is the kind of conversation he has with friends considering moving to Singapore.
John Cheng, founder of Innovate 360, explains how the accelerator is empowering over 80 startups to tackle food security and sustainability issues.
