Singapore jumped to number 8 in Startup Genome’s Global Startup, up 10 places from last year. This is the first time we’re in the top 10, and we’re third in Asia! The ranking is based on factors such as performance, market reach, infrastructure and the quality of the talent pool. Asia First’s Arnold Gay and Andrea Heng hear from Florence Neo, CEO, Action Community for Entrepreneurs, who tells us ...
Singapore's start-up scene has jumped 10 spots to rank eighth worldwide in this year's report published by advisory body Startup Genome. At the Action Community for Entrepreneurship Singapore's 20th anniversary dinner, Manpower Minister Tan See Leng said the number of unicorns headquartered in Singapore has grown to 31. Over half were set up during the last two years. An MOU signed between GovTech ...
Singapore climbed 10 places to eighth in Startup Genome’s latest global start-up ecosystem ranking, the first time it has entered the top 10.
According to Startup Genome, a research and policy advisory firm focused on measuring the success of start-up ecosystems, Singapore is now ranked third in Asia, behind Tel Aviv (fifth globally) and Beijing (seventh globally).
ACE and INCA are committed to growing the deep tech sector. Together, we will support the growth of companies in the deep tech sector. We will help them to scale up and expand into the regional markets with partners that are in the midst of us today such as Enterprise Singapore, IMDA and JTC. We will mobilise both our networks of technopreneurs, engineers, mentors, investors and overseas partners ...
Using the Expo as a springboard, NAVER Cloud will expand its network through partnerships with Southeast Asian startups. The company will sign MOUs with Singapore’s largest startup association Action Community for Entrepreneurship (ACE) and Intel to expand its presence in the Asia Pacific region. NAVER Cloud is also finalizing a partnership with the Singapore Games Association (SGGA) to spur the ...
The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (Ipos) on Tuesday (Sep 6) announced initiatives to help innovators manage their intellectual property (IP) through free legal advice, patent drafting services, training and other resources.
This year’s theme is Tech-Celeration. The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered many new innovations that will continue to impact the world. This is a healthy trend. Individuals and businesses have been impelled to adopt modern and digital technologies to address pain points and enhance the quality of life in Singapore.
The NYEA has been spearheaded by ACE since 2017 to celebrate our students and graduates’ entrepreneurial qualities, as well as recognise their valuable contributions to Singapore’s startup ecosystem.
The new Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass for leaders in their fields can help pull top talent in specialised areas to Singapore, said experts. This comes after the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) on Monday (Aug 29) announced the new work pass, which will also allow high-earners and high-achievers to live in Singapore without having to secure a job here first.
