Grace Ma has over 17 years’ experience working with MNCs and financial industry in strategic partnership building, business development and external relations management. She’s also the co-founder, strategic investor and board advisor to several start-up companies in China and US.
Peter De Caluwe is currently the Chief Executive Officer of DT One, a Singapore headquartered fintech delivering innovative mobile top-up solutions for emerging economies.
David Lee has over 30 years of payments experience. He spent 25 years at Visa International holding various senior positions including Chief Financial Officer, Chief Operating Officer as well as President for the Asia Pacific Region.
David is currently a strategic advisor to mobile gaming studios globally and was previously the CEO of Storms, a gaming startup invested in by Singtel, AIS & SKT, with a key focus on the development of gaming-related revenue streams and with a key initial focus on gaming news & communities.
A strategy oriented executive manager with 14 years of experience in adapting business models to emerging trends, designing innovative service & product, exploring opportunities to improve market development and service delivery.
Chak has been in the ICT industry for more than 30 years. His passion in building and nurturing organizations led him to collaborate with several prominent individuals to start Stream Global Pte Ltd with the objective to invest, partner and assist entrepreneurs in realizing their optimal potentials. In order to achieve this, Stream Global assigns relevant partners / associates to work hand-in-hand with the entrepreneurs in every investment.
Monday Jan 21,2019
We've been featured in the Straits Times recently on the article 'Nurturing the entrepeneurial spirit'.
Here're the key takeaways from our director, Mr Hau Koh Foo, on the factors driving would-be young entrepreneurs:
1. The wealth of publicity founders of local and international start-ups attract: "Students are emboldened with the confidence that they could be the next success stories. Also, the general acceptance that start-up failures are beneficial for growth has made the fear of failure less of an impediment for students."