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Joyce Tay is the Chief Strategy Officer at StartupX, a Singapore-based innovation, venture, and startup enabler. Joyce has been in and around Southeast Asia's startup ecosystem for over a decade — as a founder, as program head for Block71 in Singapore and Indonesia, as director of Startup Weekend Singapore, and as a builder of some of the region's most active startup communities, including HyperX, the world's first sustainability hack accelerator. She co-founded StartupX in 2018.
About This Episode
Joyce Tay, co-founder of StartupX in Singapore, shares what makes corporate-startup relationships different in Southeast Asia — from powerful conglomerates to community-first ecosystems — and how to make them actually work.
What We Cover
Timestamps
(00:00) Introduction
(01:50) Joyce's journey: founder, Block71, StartupX
(09:30) The Singapore startup ecosystem: tight, global-first
(13:00) The biggest misunderstanding about corporate-startup relationships
(22:00) How StartupX structures a corporate-startup engagement
(33:00) How conglomerates in Southeast Asia impact startups
Key Takeaways
Resources & Links Mentioned
Where to Find Joyce Tay
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joycetayhj/
Where to Find Yaniv Corem
Link in bio: sleek.bio/yanivcorem
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/yanivcorem
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Joyce Tay is the Chief Strategy Officer at StartupX, a Singapore-based innovation, venture, and startup enabler. Joyce has been in and around Southeast Asia's startup ecosystem for over a decade — as a founder, as program head for Block71 in Singapore and Indonesia, as director of Startup Weekend Singapore, and as a builder of some of the region's most active startup communities, including HyperX, the world's first sustainability hack accelerator. She co-founded StartupX in 2018.
About This Episode
Joyce Tay, co-founder of StartupX in Singapore, shares what makes corporate-startup relationships different in Southeast Asia — from powerful conglomerates to community-first ecosystems — and how to make them actually work.
What We Cover
Timestamps
(00:00) Introduction
(01:50) Joyce's journey: founder, Block71, StartupX
(09:30) The Singapore startup ecosystem: tight, global-first
(13:00) The biggest misunderstanding about corporate-startup relationships
(22:00) How StartupX structures a corporate-startup engagement
(33:00) How conglomerates in Southeast Asia impact startups
Key Takeaways
Resources & Links Mentioned
Where to Find Joyce Tay
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joycetayhj/
Where to Find Yaniv Corem
Link in bio: sleek.bio/yanivcorem
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/yanivcorem
Subscribe & Follow
If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to The School of Innovation so you never miss a conversation.
Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/5VOBVkueP7zg5ErNYtrmPL
Listen on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-school-of-innovation/id1498420449
Have a guest recommendation or want to be on the show? Email [email protected]
For inquiries about sponsoring the podcast, email [email protected]