“By 2050, there will be over 10 billion people living on the planet. We will need to increase production capacity by around 60% to feed everyone on the globe, and we believe innovation is very much a solution,” - Mark Van Binsbergen, CEO, Rabobank Singapore

This quote seems almost tailor made to introduce Treedots, a tech start up from Singapore poised as Asia’s first wholesaler for “not fit for sale” food.

Let’s start this off with some data.

Here are some of our entrepreneurs who've already set their gears in motion even before they're out of school! They have proven that they do not hesitate in the face of uncertainty even though entrepreneurship comes with many challenges. Find out more about our start-ups (Cudy, Kpop Kart, Munch, and BOW), who have been featured in the media recently.

Entrepreneurs are a curious breed of people. Taking risks where others play it safe, seeing solutions to problems where others see the status quo.

We sit down with Jeremy Low, the founder of OMNA, as he dissects the entrepreneurial spirit and what he identifies as the difference between success and failure.

Having had his start in the business world at age 12, Jeremy Low has been in the start-up game for 14 years. He related watching his peers return disillusioned to the corporate world after 6 months in.

Congratulations to our start-up, Cudy! They have recently announced an undisclosed “six-figure” seed funding round, and plans to use the new funding to launch new services, develop their back-end technology, and support go-to-market initiatives.