Founders
Digital Penang inks MoU with MBAN to boost Penang startup ecosystem
Harmender Singh, Cradle Vice President of SUPER PMO (second from right), and Dr. Melissa Foo, VP of MBAN (far right).
Boost for Malaysian startup ecosystem as 100Soonicorns program selects its first 24 founders
Aspires to create a founder driven leadership and coaching program
Identify startups with potential to grow into Malaysia’s next Unicorns
Why Sustainability Matters
Big gap in fully understanding issues around sustainability and ESG
Tech & digitalisation play big part in helping businesses & society adapt
Fahmi Fadzil: My vision, together with all of you, is for Malaysia to be the new Asian Digital Tiger
Minister, in close partnership with tech ecosystem, aims to pivot country
Digerati 50 networking: You feel pumped & fuelled to keep disrupting the future
Week in Review: Five years on and I want to keep running
Khailee Ng’s concerns over the physical and emotional wellbeing of founders leads Karamjit Singh to un-censor his owns thoughts as a content-preneur.
The delicate art of fundraising and valuations
Founders will often push to get as high a valuation as possible for their startups, but that is misguided for a number of reasons, writes Justin Hall.
Pitch platform GoPitch seeks more voices from Asia
Pitch your startup and ideas to get feedback and exposure
Reaching out to startups in SEA a key focus, but also a challenge
Echelon: Advice and caution from 9GAG, Rotten Tomatoes cofounders
Founders need to ‘find the GAP and try to ACT,’ says 9GAG’s Ray Chan
Be ready for those ‘black swan’ moments: Rotten Tomatoes’ Stephen Wang
Disrupt: When startups get cheated, and dealing with ‘money men’
The 17th DNA-TeAM Disrupt panel session, with the theme 'Leadership lessons from startups,' saw our three panellists sharing their secrets and regrets, writes A. Asohan in the second of two parts.
Disrupt: Heartfelt lessons, honesty and founder war stories
The 17th DNA-TeAM Disrupt panel discussion, on the topic 'Leadership lessons from startups,' saw more than its usual share of brutal honesty and heartfelt learnings, writes A. Asohan.
