Pitchdeck Asia

In today's episode host Graham Brown visits Found8 to have a conversation with its Co-founder, Grace Sai. Being one of the pioneers in the co-working space here, she shares with us stories about the various shifts she has witnessed in Singapore's startup ecosystem over the past decade.

During the 40 mins chat, Graham & Grace talk on a range of topics covering Startup capital investment trends in the SEA region, interesting changes in outlook towards profitability & sustainable growth, Found8's experiment with "Family Business Lab" as well as about their Startup VC fund, Found Ventures.

Grace also gives tips on how she identifies promising startups and shares her thoughts on how she feels Pitchdeck Asia TV can help & add value to investors by bringing to the fore currently hidden talented entrepreneur stories, especially female founder stories from the region. Listen to the entire episode to know & learn more.

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Anais Victor from La French Tech-Vietnam came to the Asia Tech Podcast studio as part of our startup ecosystem tour. In her conversation with our show host, Graham Brown, she shared her story of why she moved from France to Vietnam and also the difficulties she faced there, being outside of her comfort zone in the initial stages.

In this 45-minute conversation, Anais Victor spoke about the reasons she feels the tech startup scene is particularly interesting in Vietnam in spite of it being relatively new. As part of La French Tech Vietnam, she also shared how the startup ecosystem builders (i.e. accelerators, incubators, and co-working spaces) in Vietnam support the startup community and she also imparted much needed advice to people who are planning to go to Vietnam as entrepreneurs in the near future.

Anais Victor from La French Tech-Vietnam came to the Asia Tech Podcast studio as part of our startup ecosystem tour. In her conversation with our show host, Graham Brown, she shared her story of why she moved from France to Vietnam and also the difficulties she faced there, being outside of her comfort zone in the initial stages.

In this 45-minute conversation, Anais Victor spoke about the reasons she feels the tech startup scene is particularly interesting in Vietnam in spite of it being relatively new. As part of La French Tech Vietnam, she also shared how the startup ecosystem builders (i.e. accelerators, incubators, and co-working spaces) in Vietnam support the startup community and she also imparted much needed advice to people who are planning to go to Vietnam as entrepreneurs in the near future.

Listen to the entire conversation here and don’t forget to like & subscribe to our channel if you are interested in our podcasts.

Anais Victor from La French Tech-Vietnam came to the Asia Tech Podcast studio as part of our startup ecosystem tour. In her conversation with our show host, Graham Brown, she shared her story of why she moved from France to Vietnam and also the difficulties she faced there, being outside of her comfort zone in the initial stages.

In this 45-minute conversation, Anais Victor spoke about the reasons she feels the tech startup scene is particularly interesting in Vietnam in spite of it being relatively new. As part of La French Tech Vietnam, she also shared how the startup ecosystem builders (i.e. accelerators, incubators, and co-working spaces) in Vietnam support the startup community and she also imparted much needed advice to people who are planning to go to Vietnam as entrepreneurs in the near future.

Listen to the entire conversation here and don’t forget to like & subscribe to our channel if you are interested in our podcasts.

Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award-Winning Podcast Agency.

ATP tour landed in The Co. for the Pitchdeck Asia Startup Ecosystem tour to have a conversation with Nim Sivakumaran, Head of Co. Over the 30 mins podcast, Nim tells us his personal story leading up to his current role in The Co. He explains how The Co. is adding value to the Startup Ecosystem in SEA being one of the first players in the coworking space. Nim conveys that in spite of increasing competition & freebies offered by competition in coworking space, community building remains their priority and this focus has paid them rich dividends in building relations with their patrons.

Listen to the entire episode to know more about The Co., their community building efforts with events & activities, the profile of people part of their community and also the broad changes taking place in coworking space industry.

ATP tour landed in The Co. for the Pitchdeck Asia Startup Ecosystem tour to have a conversation with Nim Sivakumaran, Head of Co. Over the 30 mins podcast, Nim tells us his personal story leading up to his current role in The Co. He explains how The Co. is adding value to the Startup Ecosystem in SEA being one of the first players in the coworking space. Nim conveys that in spite of increasing competition & freebies offered by competition in coworking space, community building remains their priority and this focus has paid them rich dividends in building relations with their patrons.

Listen to the entire episode to know more about The Co., their community building efforts with events & activities, the profile of people part of their community and also the broad changes taking place in coworking space industry.

We would love to hear back from you, do leave us a review on our shows and don’t forget to subscribe to our channel and hit the like button to support us.

ATP tour landed in The Co. for the Pitchdeck Asia Startup Ecosystem tour to have a conversation with Nim Sivakumaran, Head of Co. Over the 30 mins podcast, Nim tells us his personal story leading up to his current role in The Co. He explains how The Co. is adding value to the Startup Ecosystem in SEA being one of the first players in the coworking space. Nim conveys that in spite of increasing competition & freebies offered by competition in coworking space, community building remains their priority and this focus has paid them rich dividends in building relations with their patrons.

Listen to the entire episode to know more about The Co., their community building efforts with events & activities, the profile of people part of their community and also the broad changes taking place in coworking space industry.

We would love to hear back from you, do leave us a review on our shows and don’t forget to subscribe to our channel and hit the like button to support us.

Produced by Pikkal & Co - Award-Winning Podcast Agency.

This time, the Team visited the premises of one of the Top Co-working places of Singapore in the Forbes list - The Working Capitol. Host Graham Brown sat down for a conversation with Co-Founder Saranta Gattie, who takes us through the colourful history of their current address and also how she & her brother, the other co-founder, came about setting up this co-working space.

The Working Capitol has a mix of startups using their space, right from unicorns, mid-size startups to solopreneurs, Saranta talks to us about how they coexist on the premises and benefits they derive out of this "boutique coworking" place they own. We learn about the various activities that are promoted at the space and also about the diverse startups based with them.

This time, the Team visited the premises of one of the Top Co-working places of Singapore in the Forbes list - The Working Capitol. Host Graham Brown sat down for a conversation with Co-Founder Saranta Gattie, who takes us through the colourful history of their current address and also how she & her brother, the other co-founder, came about setting up this co-working space.

The Working Capitol has a mix of startups using their space, right from unicorns, mid-size startups to solopreneurs, Saranta talks to us about how they coexist on the premises and benefits they derive out of this “boutique coworking” place they own. We learn about the various activities that are promoted at the space and also about the diverse startups based with them.

Listen to the entire show to know more about The Working Capitol. We would love to hear back from you, do leave us a review on our shows and don’t forget to subscribe to our channel and hit the like button to support us.

This time, the Team visited the premises of one of the Top Co-working places of Singapore in the Forbes list - The Working Capitol. Host Graham Brown sat down for a conversation with Co-Founder Saranta Gattie, who takes us through the colourful history of their current address and also how she & her brother, the other co-founder, came about setting up this co-working space.

The Working Capitol has a mix of startups using their space, right from unicorns, mid-size startups to solopreneurs, Saranta talks to us about how they coexist on the premises and benefits they derive out of this “boutique coworking” place they own. We learn about the various activities that are promoted at the space and also about the diverse startups based with them.

Listen to the entire show to know more about The Working Capitol. We would love to hear back from you, do leave us a review on our shows and don’t forget to subscribe to our channel and hit the like button to support us.