At the event, we explored Singapore as the new platform for doing business, the legal aspects of doing business in Singapore, and heard insights about opportunities and Frost & Sullivan’s exciting event – Growth, Innovation & Leadership event on October 15 2015 in Singapore.
Thank you to those that joined us!
During October, InovGate led a road show to Singapore taking leading technologies to present few of the Israeli innovation eco-system in Singapore.
Inovgate Co-founder, Pnina Eytan,was invited to attend a panel in Frost and Sulliven’s Gil2015:Asia Pacific event.
It is done! The 1st cohort of Startupbootcamp FinTech 2015 Singapore had its Demo Day last Wednesday in Gardens By the Bay, Singapore, where the 11 FinTech teams graduated from the 3 months program. With more than 650 attendees it was by far the largest Demo Day of its kind in Asia, and hell yeah,
Download the full report here. Welcome to the Global Startup Ecosystem Ranking. It has been almost three years since the last Startup Ecosystem Report was released in November 2012, and since then the startup sector has grown at a booming pace. The centerpiece of the 2015 Startup Ecosystem Ranking is our updated and revamped component
It’s no secret that most startups fail. What’s a bit less obvious is that most startup accelerators also fail. While a few top-tier programs get the cream of the crop unicorns of the future, the hundreds of others struggle to attract teams that will produce the investment-grade companies on which their models so depend. As
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