Get to know the captains of industry and key opinion leaders who support The Liveability Challenge.
Co-head of Impact Investment, Silverstrand Capital
Patti is the Co-head of Impact Investment at Silverstrand Capital, a family office which invests in regenerative agriculture and other nature-based solutions. She is responsible for strategy, deal sourcing and evaluation, project design and management. An experienced cross-disciplinary professional with a background rooted in economics and finance, her sectors of expertise include access to finance, education and clean energy. Patti’s prior experience spans across various types of organizations, including financial institutions, foundations, corporations and non-profits, which have provided her with a unique ability to understand and navigate multiple stakeholder partnerships successfully. Her past employers include the World Bank, Citigroup and the Asian Venture Philanthropy Network.
Patti is a native of Argentina and has working experience in Latin America, the United States, Asia and Europe – and is a Permanent resident of Singapore. She has a B.Sc. in Business Administration from the University of Richmond, and a M.A. in International Development and Economics from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. She speaks Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese and Danish.
Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Amasia
John’s career has taken him across a diverse range of operating and investing environments from early stage startups to fortune 500 companies. For the last decade before founding cross border venture capital firm Amasia, John focused in finance, serving as Senior Vice President at Mercuria Energy Group, Executive Director at Goldman Sachs and Portfolio Manager at Korean National Investments. While in these roles he managed trading and investment strategies across a diverse set of asset classes and including commodities, public and private equity, fixed income and derivatives.
Co-Founder & General Partner, Purpose Venture Capital
Von Leong believes in the power of purpose, people, and technologies to change the world. She is the co-founder and general partner at Purpose Venture Capital, a Singapore-based early stage Venture Capital firm building sustainable and profitable tech businesses. She is also a strategic advisor to companies and family offices on legacy planning, philanthropy, ESG strategies and impact investments.
Von is a former Singapore government director focused on social sector development and was the Chief, Digital Health Marketplace at IHiS, Singapore’s public healthtech agency. She previously held regional leadership roles at IBM, Kelly Services and AON.
Winner of the Advocate of the Year - Women in IT Asia Awards 2021. As a judge for Climate Hack, She Disrupts and The Liveability Challenge, Von hopes to empower women entrepreneurs to start tech ventures and support companies that embed social impact and sustainability in their business models
Head, Programmes, Temasek Foundation
Mr Lim Hock Chuan is the Head of Programmes at Temasek Foundation. He oversees the Foundation’s initiatives in strengthening social resilience and uplifting lives, fostering international exchange and enhancing regional capabilities, and advancing science and protecting the planet for a sustainable world.
He was a respected senior leader in the public sector. He has extensive experience in various areas of public administration including security, media, finance, human resource management, international negotiation and healthcare. Prior to joining Temasek in 2016, he was the Chief Executive Officer of St Luke’s Hospital and St Luke’s Eldercare, and also held appointments as the Deputy Secretary at the Ministry of Finance, and Ministry of Home Affairs.
Entrepreneur & Impact Investor
Planet Rise
Steve has 28 years’ experience building businesses, including 3start-ups - most recently PropertyGuru, a profitable tech unicorn. He is an angel investor/advisor (27 startups) and VC partner (Wavemaker Partners). He is an accomplished entrepreneur and business leader who has lived in Singapore for 15years and supported the development of South East Asia’s start-up ecosystem during this time. Steve is passionate about entrepreneurship, climate change and social impact.
Steve started Planet Rise Pte Ltd to advise and invest in start-ups, with a long term focus on tackling climate change and poverty.The companies supported today comprise food waste reduction, clean energy, financial inclusion, marine conservation, clean water, clean air, migrant worker rights, solar energy micro-grids, cell-based food and women-led social enterprises. He gives time and money to a number of Singaporean charities and advisesImpact Investment Exchange (Singapore HQ impact investor supporting women-led social enterprises). He’s a member of AVPN (Asian Venture and PhilanthropyNetwork) in Singapore and judge/investor for Temasek Foundation’s The Liveability Challenge in Singapore, recognising the best sustainability focused tech companies globally.
Head, Environmental, Social & Governance
Quest Ventures
Michelle Ng is Head of Environmental, Social & Governance at Quest Ventures, a top venture capital firm in Asia. She works closely with startups to accelerate their growth through a combination of incubation services and programmes. She is also responsible for key markets in Southeast Asia and emerging Asia.
Prior to this, Michelle was responsible for international startup ecosystem networks at the Action Community for Entrepreneurship - Singapore's national entrepreneurship ecosystem builder - where she engaged startup communities in North Asia and Southeast Asia with market access and regional innovation initiatives, and in so doing anchored Singapore as Asia's hub for entrepreneurship.
Before ACE, Michelle was at CNBC and Club Med in marketing and communications roles where, among other responsibilities, she rolled out the Asian Business Leaders Award in Bangkok, Thailand; and worked with international teams to roll out summits in locations such as Bali and Maldives.
Michelle is a key office bearer at the People's Association Youth Network of Singapore, a grassroots organisation for community engagement; and Social Impact Catalyst, the largest non-profit organisation for young social entrepreneurs in Singapore.
Michelle has a BBA from Nanyang Technological University. For leisure, she enjoys travelling and reading.
Director, SMART Innovation Centre
Howard leads and manages the overall operation of the Innovation Centre. He brings experience from the academic, industry and financial sectors focused on developing businesses around emerging technology. He has founded, held executive management positions, acted as Member of the Board of Directors and CEO of multiple companies in the United States and Asia. He was Consulting Director of Bio*One Capital Pte Ltd and acted as the interim CEO of several of their portfolio companies.
Howard was the CEO of Johns Hopkins Singapore and The Johns Hopkins-NUH
International Medical Centre. At Johns Hopkins Singapore, he led and managed
a team of 80 researchers, physicians, administrators and staff, to establish a Center of Excellence in research, education and patient care. From 1995 to 1999, Howard was Assistant Dean of The Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine, where he was responsible for its business development activities, including the Office of Technology Licensing which is tasked to commercialise all medical discoveries originating at Hopkins.
He holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University and a Juris Doctorate from University of Maryland.
Founding Partner, Wavemaker Impact
Quentin Vaquette is Co-Founder and Managing Director at ENGIE Factory Asia-Pacific, where he oversees ENGIE’s venture activities across the region.
Prior to holding this position, Quentin initiated and led the development of renewable hydrogen energy projects across Asia-Pacific with a primary focus on energy import and export. He also led several M&A and project finance deals in energy infrastructure across Asia.
As an innovator with extensive experience in energy tech business development and finance, Quentin is highly passionate about sustainable energy innovation and the exponential impact that startups and great founders can bring to this space.
Quentin graduated from Vlerick Business School with a Master of Business Administration and holds a Master of Science in Industrial Engineering & Computer Science from Catholic University Leuven.
Vice President, Overseas Cooperation, Jiangsu Industrial Technology Research Institute
Dr. Burrows currently serves as the Vice President of the Jiangsu Industrial Research Institute(JITRI) in Nanjing, China, where he is responsible for leading overseas cooperation. JITRI is an independent organization funded by Jiangsu Province to accelerate development by priming the pump of industrial innovation by JITRI creating new mechanisms facilitating technology transfer and new channels for transforming scientific and technological achievements into tangible products.This includes over 50 Research Institutes and numerous industry partnerships, which JITRI connects with innovation resources around the world.
Director, AgFunder Asia and GROW Impact Accelerator
John is a director of AgFunder Asia and our GROW Impact Accelerator, where he oversees business development and serves on the fund's investment team. Prior to joining AgFunder, John was an investment banker with over a decade of experience in public markets at Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank. John is also an angel investor in several agrifood ventures ranging from alternative protein to consumer marketplace, built around a thesis of supporting a more sustainable food system across Southeast Asia. Originally from Hawaii, John studied in the UK, is a graduate of Cornell University and now lives in Singapore with his wife and children. He is a Singaporean citizen.
Vice President,
Ventures, ENGIE Factory
Eddy is a venture builder, educator and corporate venturing practitioner. He has invested in more than 50 US and Asian technological startups. The burgeoning Asia Pacific startup ecosystem prompted his relocation several years ago from Silicon Valley to Singapore. His current focus is to help climate tech startups in his portfolio achieve product-market fit. He coaches at National University of Singapore, INSEAD and StartX accelerator among other institutions, and was formerly a Stanford University consulting professor, a medical imaging scientist, and a circuit design engineer.
Head of Operations, Solar Impulse Foundation.
Sabrina is a professional with 8+ year academic and international work experience within the environmental sector. She is a strategic and creative thinker, with an eye for the bigger picture and the end goal. She is also passionate about the role that business can play in creating a future that benefits all people and planet. At the Solar Impulse Foundation she leads the Operations team and she is in charge of defining and implementing the Solar Impulse Efficient Solution Label's scheme. Her focus is to ensure that the labeling process is applied consistently, with integrity, and to promote the global reputation and credibility of the Label. Sabrina holds a PhD in Environmental Science and Engineering from Cranfield University (UK), an MSc in Environmental Biotechnology from the University of Milano (IT) and a BSc in Biotechnology from the University of Modena e Reggio Emilia (IT).
Lead, Innovation Grow Asia
Wei-Li Woo is Lead, Innovation at Grow Asia, a multi-stakeholder partnership platform that catalyzes action on inclusive agricultural development in Southeast Asia. The platform convenes governments, farmers, NGOs and other stakeholders to co-create value chain initiatives focused on smallholder farmers and environmental sustainability of agriculture. Grow Asia was established by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with the ASEAN Secretariat.
Wei-Li manages Grow Asia's Digital Program, which brings together business, government and NGO leaders who share a commitment to using digital innovations to make smallholder value chains more productive and sustainable.
Prior to joining Grow Asia, Wei-Li worked for the Singapore Food Agency, the Singapore government agency responsible for food security and safety. In her Industry Development and Partnership role, she was responsible for facilitating an enabling regulatory environment for livestock farms in Singapore, to promote local production, as well as for facilitating the entry of alternative proteins companies into the Singapore market. She also previously worked in trade and investment promotion into Latin American markets and for the refugee resettlement program of the International Rescue Committee in New York City.
Wei-Li holds a Master of Arts in Development Studies, focused on Agrarian Food and Environmental Studies from Erasmus University Rotterdam, and a Bachelor of Arts in Government from Cornell University.
Managing Director, Partnership Group, Vertex Holdings
Brian leads the Partnership Group based in Singapore which evaluate new investment opportunities and support the General Partners of Vertex’s Network Funds and Portfolio Companies.
He was a consultant at Frost & Sullivan’s Public Sector & Government team, where he worked closely with Vertex’s clientele on business and industry transformation projects. Prior to that, he was engaged in analytical and advisory roles for firms in the financial services industry.
Brian read his Masters in Economics at University College London and Bachelors in Chemical Engineering at the National University of Singapore.
Acting Managing Director, Good Food Institute APAC
Mirte Gosker leads GFI Asia Pacific as Acting MD, accelerating the markets for fermentation, plant-based and cultivated meat, egg and dairy through research and innovation. She lives in Singapore, the first country in the world to approve the sales of a cultivated meat product. Prior to GFI, she worked as a management consultant to startups, and as a researcher in humanitarian logistics. She brings experience in startups, international development and philanthropy. Mirte holds a MA in International Development from Wageningen University.
Areas of expertise: entrepreneurship, business strategy and development, project management, people management, philanthropy.
Professor of Conservation Science, Technology and Policy
Director, Tropical Marine Science Institute
Director, Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions
Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science
National University of Singapore
Professor Koh brings 16 years of international research experience in the field of sustainability and environmental science, having worked in institutions across Switzerland, Australia and the United States. In2020, he returned to Singapore under the National Research Foundation’sReturning Singaporean Scientists scheme to join the Department of BiologicalSciences at the National University of Singapore. He is the Director of theUniversity’s Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions, the Kwan Im Thong HoodCho Temple Chair Professor of Conservation at NUS, Vice Dean of Research at theFaculty of Science, and Director of NUS’ Tropical Marine Science Institute. He also currently serves as a Nominated Member of Parliament.
Global Director, Value Chains & Trade, CABI
Neil has spent over 25 years leading sustainable strategic end-to-end agribusiness value chain development and transformation in a number of small-to-medium sized companies within the Swire/Finlays group supplying a variety of national and global customers in the food and beverage sector. Originally from a high-tech engineering background with Schlumberger, Neil has also worked as a non-executive investment advisor to a number of private equity players in the agribusiness sector. He has spent his career developing and leading growth in start-ups, expansions, integrations and turnarounds. Neil evaluated this work through a customer focused, commercial and technical lens to deliver impactful, scaleable and sustainable growth.
He now applies this wealth of experience and passion in getting the basics right and making innovative ideas work for all value chain stakeholders, with a particular focus on smallholders in developing countries, to his role at CABI.
Executive Director, Head of Innovation, DBS
With over 15 years of professional experience in multi-national organisations, Bidyut has taken on senior-management positions in media, entertainment, telecommunications, automotive, utility and aviation across markets such as Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, China, Taiwan, India, Thailand and Vietnam.
His current role focuses on building and delivering ecosystems, partnerships, digital strategy and innovation. These involve setting principles and standards, identifying opportunities, training and applying design thinking and agile, rapid prototyping, structuring and financing products, implementing and operationalising systems, managing change and running programmes to invoke a culture of creativity and innovation across the bank.
Parallel to his corporate career, he has exercised his entrepreneurship by co-founding and partnering diverse ventures including a film distribution and production company, an international film festival, a boutique technology consultancy, an arts programme, retail lifestyle products and baby clothes. It was this diversity in experience, entrepreneurial instinct and evangelistic passion for agility and design that led him to take on an innovation-driven role at DBS Bank.
Executive Director, Carbon and Climate Markets, Lestari Capital
Gabriel has been leading work in the climate and forestry sector in Southeast Asia since 2005. He specializes in creating market-driven solutions to conservation, ecosystem restoration and community forestry initiatives through project, jurisdictional and national approaches to Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD+). In 2009 he co-founded Forest Carbon Indonesia, one of the leading carbon project developers in Indonesia before starting Lestari Capital in 2017. He has worked on natural climate initiatives in over a dozen countries across Southeast Asia, Central Africa and South America and advised national government and sub-national programs, including the Indonesian REDD+ Agency, the Vietnam National REDD+ Program, the Ecuadorian Ministry of Environment and the National REDD+ System of Laos.
Managing Partner
Golden Gate Ventures
Vinnie is entrepreneur turned venture capitalist. He is a founding partner of Golden Gate Ventures, an early-stage VC firm in Southeast Asia with over 30 investments to date. He is a Kauffman Fellow, and a guest lecturer at the National University of Singapore. He was rated by the Founder Institute as highest startup mentor in Asia from a pool of 2,500 mentors.
Prior to setting up Golden Gate Ventures, Vinnie built two startups in Silicon Valley: Meetro, a location-based chat service which was dissolved with many lessons learned in 2007; and Lefora, a forum hosting platform which grew to over 100,000 communities and was acquired by CrowdGather in 2010. He founded the Silicon Valley NewTech meetup, featuring hundreds of startups to a monthly audience w/ more than 10,000 members.
Earlier in his career, Vinnie spent four years within IBM, helping to shape how IBM was approaching social software for the enterprise. Vinnie is a graduate of Boston University’s College of Engineering.
Vinnie is passionate about building startup ecosystems. He joined his first startup while still in high school.
Adjunct Trainer with Singapore Media Academy
Executive Producer, Moderator-at-large, Eco-Business
Augustine Anthuvan has been a journalist for more than 20 years. He was Radio Singapore International's Assistant Programme Director, radio broadcaster & producer for 7 years (1997-2005), reporting on socio-political developments in Southeast Asia.
In 2005, he joined Channel NewsAsia (CNA) and has worked in news and current affairs.
Over the span of 14 years (2005-2019), Augustine as a senior TV journalist, covered numerous local and overseas news assignments; has written, produced and narrated several news features and documentary programmes & became CNA’s Executive Producer for the Perspectives TV panel discussion series which he helmed for 8 Seasons (2012-2019).
An established live commentator for national events - he is also a voice talent, speaker and media literacy facilitator. He is one of Singapore’s most experienced media trainers, and has been a decade-long forum moderator at numerous events. Augustine is now an independent strategic media relations consultant, moderator and media trainer.
Augustine is presently:
• Adjunct Trainer with Singapore Media Academy.
• Executive Producer, Moderator-at-large with Eco-Business.
• Member of SIGNIS Asia and SIGNIS Asia TV Desk.
Founding Partner, Wavemaker Impact
Marie is a venture builder with experience in early stage startups and corporate innovation and has worked with over 20 entrepreneurs to help them build their businesses. In the last two years, Marie has focused exclusively on launching climate tech startups in Southeast Asia and is passionate about increasing the pipeline of women founders in the sector.Marie is a founding partner in Wavemaker Impact, the first VC climate tech venture builder in SEA.
Prior to this she led the Venture Build program at ENGIE Factory, was the GM at SAAS Startup and a senior member of KPMG's Digital + Innovation team. Her career also includes stints in management consulting and in a construction company where she specialized in operations strategy, business development, cost reduction and process improvement.Marie has a MBA from NUS where she graduated as valedictorian and holder of the Panasonic Marketing Award.
Principal, Elev8.vc
Remi is Principal at early-stage deep-tech fund, Elev8.vc. Remi's career spans risk management, policy, and founding 3 startups before kickstarting his VC journey at a sovereign VC fund. To date, he has closed more than 50 deep-tech deals across technologies such as electric vehicles, cell cultures, AI/ML, and medtech.
Chief Investment Officer, REAPRA
Priscilla is a venture builder at Reapra, whose mission is to co-create new industries that contribute positively to the next generation. Since joining Reapra in 2017, she has been focused on developing a learning experience for founders as they build their businesses from scratch. She is particularly keen in supporting founders in their emotional development so that they can thrive under uncertainty.
Prior to Reapra, Priscilla brings over 10 years of M&A, direct investment and start-up experience to the group. Priscilla was the Investment Committee Member of North Base Media, a global digital media and technology fund. She was responsible for the sourcing, financial due diligence and portfolio management at North Base Media. In her M&A career, she successfully closed deals valued over SGD 300M across Southeast Asia, Japan and NZ. On the entrepreneurial front, she co-founded a lifestyle discovery app, WeWantSugar and owned a cafe in Singapore. Priscilla earned an Executive MSc from Baruch College, NY and Bachelor in Corporate Finance & Marketing from the University of Western Australia.
Head, Strategy, Marketing and Communication, IPI Singapore
Alvin How is Head of Strategy, Marketing and Communications at IPI where he oversees the development and operationalisation of organisational strategies through marketing and communications, as well as open innovation and partnerships functions. He was leading the food, healthcare and sustainability department until 2021, engaging enterprises to understand their innovation gaps and supporting them in adopting enabling technologies, innovations and know-how from IPI’s extensive network of technology partners.
Before joining IPI, Alvin worked as a Senior Chemist in specialty chemical firms where he accumulated knowledge in formulating, developing and providing technical assistance for industrial resins, decorative resins and other wood-related resins. He has completed numerous studies on chemical compounds, materials surface, polymer systems, and also successfully supported multiple scale-up trials in Malaysia, Thailand and China.
Alvin holds a Master of Business Administration from Singapore Management University and a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the National University of Singapore.
Managing Partner and Founder, Investigate VC
Mikael thrives on helping others build great companies and specialise in network effects, which is what he is trying to do with his Singapore-based company, Investigate VC. He has been drawing on experience from both sides of the table as an entrepreneur and investor across four continents – Europe, Asia, Australia, and North America, with experience, hopefully some insights, and a considerable network as a result.
Mikael founded Investigate VC in December 2017, and started as an equity analyst in one of Norway’s largest funds, Postbanken Verdipapirfond. He then shifted over to more private / VC focused investment companies. He came to Singapore in 2010 to build a Corporate VC, BW Ventures, owned by Mr Andreas Sohmen Pao.
Founding Partner, Teja Ventures
One of Asia’s leading thought leaders on gender and technology
Founder of Lean In China
Founder of She Loves Tech
Former magic circle lawyer specialising in emerging market investments and social finance, US$30B in transactions
Founder and Managing Director of Zingforce Ventures
Mr. Sertac Yeltekin is the Founder and Managing Director of Zingforce Ventures and a Co-Founder and General Partner of Purpose Venture Capital in Singapore.
Mr. Yeltekin has worked as a senior executive manager and consultant in finance for more than 20 years before moving on to impact impacting, social finance and venture building for sustainable tech in 2017.
He is the Co-Founder of Etkiyap, the first impact investing platform in Turkey, dedicated to advocacy, training and fund-raising in Turkey and in the surrounding region.
He was Chief Operating Officer for Insitor Partners, a Singapore-based Venture Capital firm, active in impact investing to support social entrepreneurship in South and Southeast Asia between 2017 and 2020.
Managing Director, Head Sustainability Solutions Asia Pacific, Engie Impact
Malavika leads Engie Impact’s work out of APAC. Malavika is a well-regarded sustainability professional with over 20 years of experience. Her experience includes projects in clean energy, smart cities, climate change, and sustainable agriculture. She has worked with the private sector, governments, and the development sector, lived and worked both in the West (UK, Europe, and US) and in Asia (Southeast Asia, India).
Malavika developed her keen interest in climate change in the early part of her career with McKinsey and Company as a part of their Climate Change Special Initiative in London, working on carbon abatement strategy for European utilities and governments. She was involved in McKinsey’s first global greenhouse gas abatement cost curves study which was widely published and quoted.
Since her move to Singapore eleven years ago, she has worked at a think tank as well as with a solar OEM to develop clean and renewable technologies and solutions for Asian markets. She also led Accenture’s Sustainability Practice in ASEAN and was a Partner with Dalberg Advisors. Malavika is a frequent speaker at key events and quoted often in newspapers and key journals. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics with First Class Honours from St Stephen’s College, Delhi University, and an MBA from INSEAD, France and Singapore.
Founder & Managing Director
Eco-Business
Jessica Cheam is the Managing Editor of Eco-Business, an award-winning journalist, TV presenter, director, producer and a social entrepreneur. She has more than a decade of experience in journalism with a particular expertise in sustainable development, and was formerly the political and environment correspondent for The Straits Times. She is an adjunct research associate for the Centre for Liveable Cities, a Singapore think tank focused on creating and sharing knowledge on liveable and sustainable cities.
She presented an episode, Confronting Climate Change, in the Challenge Tomorrow series by Channel NewsAsia, a Singapore-headquartered English language Asian TV news channel which aired in March 2017. She also leads Eco-Business’s multimedia unit in directing and producing short documentaries on sustainability issues. She founded Eco-Business in 2009 with a vision to provide a platform for the region to discuss and advance sustainability issues. Under her leadership, Eco-Business beat other media giants to clinch the Lee Foundation Excellence in Environmental Reporting by a Media Organisation Merit Award at the Asian Environmental Journalism Awards (AEJA) 2013. In 2015, she was given the AEJA’s Sustained Environmental Reporting by a Journalist Award for her efforts in contributing to environmental journalism over the last decade.
In 2017, she won an award that took her to the ClimateForce 2018 expedition in Antarctica in Feb-Mar 2018, where she will be making another documentary with Channel News Asia on this journey. In March 2018, she was announced the winner of the Women of the Future Southeast Asia Awards for the media and communications category.
Managing Director, Xora
Phil Inagaki is Managing Director at Xora, an early-stage, deep tech investment platform of Temasek.
Most recently, he was an Operating Partner with The Engine, a $500M AUM, early stage deep tech venture fund with ties to MIT. Prior to his investor roles, he held Co-Founder, CEO and Executive Chairman roles at venture-backed start-ups in a variety of deep tech fields, including advanced materials, semiconductors, nanotechnology, micro-electronics, energy, 3D printing, robotics and AI. His longest tenure was as Co-Founder and CEO of Polyera, where he took a novel semiconductor technology from Northwestern University to successful commercialization with fab partners in Asia.
Phil holds an A.B. in Physics from Princeton University magna cum laude and 12 US patents.
Managing Partner, Wavemaker Partners
B. Paul Santos is Managing Partner of Wavemaker Partners and led the establishment of the venture capital firm’s Singapore-headquartered Southeast Asia office in 2012. Wavemaker is Southeast Asia’s go-to investor for enterprise and deep tech startups - out of 140+ companies it has backed, 120+ (85%) are in enterprise and deep tech. With over US$180 million in AUM across three funds, Wavemaker has seen 10 exits valued at close to US$700 million.
These exits include TradeGecko’s acquisition by Intuit, and Moka’s and Coins.ph’s acquisitions by Gojek. Prior to starting Wavemaker Partners, Paul was an entrepreneur who co-founded six companies and sold three. He started his career as a product manager at Procter & Gamble.
Director of Partnerships, Head of Events & Engagement
Meaghan comes with deep legal experience, wide networks and a passion for ESG and sustainability issues contributes to her work at Eco-Business, Asia Pacific’s leading media organisation on sustainable development. Her experience with sustainability and the environment and passion continues to driver her work in the space.
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