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IdeaSpace is an incubator and accelerator based out of Manila, Philippines to support technopreneurs focusing on solving the greatest needs in emerging markets. For cohort 2, we are inviting not just applicants from the Philippines but from Southeast Asia and beyond. Apply today to be part of cohort 2 at apply.ideaspacefoundation.org and win up to $25K which includes seed funding, legal support, mentoring, and housing for non Manila incubates.
Talk during the 7th National ICT Summit in Legaspi, Albay that discusses the state of the PH start-up ecosystem and the Philippine start-up roadmap (Credits to ICTO and TechinAsia)
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But it wasn't always like this.
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Pakistan Startup Report is a guide written by local volunteer entrepreneurs and investors. If you are interested in creating such a report for your own country, please contact hello@worldstartupreport.com. Please also consider making a donation to help create more of these free reports for other countries in need.
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IdeaSpace is an incubator and accelerator based out of Manila, Philippines to support technopreneurs focusing on solving the greatest needs in emerging markets. For cohort 2, we are inviting not just applicants from the Philippines but from Southeast Asia and beyond. Apply today to be part of cohort 2 at apply.ideaspacefoundation.org and win up to $25K which includes seed funding, legal support, mentoring, and housing for non Manila incubates.
Talk during the 7th National ICT Summit in Legaspi, Albay that discusses the state of the PH start-up ecosystem and the Philippine start-up roadmap (Credits to ICTO and TechinAsia)
A third world nation just 50 years ago, Korea is now the world's 15th biggest economy, a major force in the global tech scene and home to Samsung, the world's top smartphone manufacturer. It is also rapidly emerging as a regional tech hub and startup hotbed as well as an avid consumer of new technology.
But it wasn't always like this.
This Slideshare provides a glimpse into Korea's tech past to explain how the nation has rapidly emerged as a global heavyweight. Then we dive into the startup ecosystem which has been built on top of a world class tech infrastructure and provide clues to what you can expect from Korea in the years to come.
Interested in starting a company in Pakistan? Here is a quick 15-min guide for everything you need to know to get started.
This guide is provides an overview of the Pakistan market size, key players, opportunity then dives into topics such as costs of operation, rules/regulations and even local culture.
Pakistan Startup Report is a guide written by local volunteer entrepreneurs and investors. If you are interested in creating such a report for your own country, please contact hello@worldstartupreport.com. Please also consider making a donation to help create more of these free reports for other countries in need.
Thanks for reading!
How much do you know about Irish tech startups? Which startups have the most buzz? Which tech giants have their offices here? And who are the Irish tech figures to know?
Frontline Ventures (www.frontline.vc) created this guide to promote Irish entrepreneurship while offering a 101 guide for anyone visiting the country or starting out in their career.
It covers the most successful Irish startups and companies on the rise, Irish tech accelerators and meetups, Irish tech press, resident VCs, and the story of how our homegrown industry began.
If you have a suggestion to add to the list, tweet @Frontline and get in touch!
1. Introduction to the Startup Ecosystem
2. Startups in Hong Kong
3. Community builders
4. Government support & Universities
5. Incubator and Accelerator Programs
6. Competitions, events
7. Talent's corner
8. Co-working spaces
9. Venture Capital
10. Resources
11. References
Nigeria... Yes, it's big, ugly, dangerous, poor, too big, too hot, too rainy. And it's Africa's biggest country and economy, so the potential for startups and entrepreneurs is huge.
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Take the trip with us to dive into Nigeria's startup scene. As usual, we love to look back in time to see what are the milestones explaining why the country is where it is today. Oddly enough, Nigeria has long been a very isolated country, with few exports else than natural resources.
Since Nollywood and the most creative movie industry of the continent, it's changing.
Despite the kilometric list of challenges the country is facing, a lot of spots and startups are to be discussed. Wecyclers, BudgIT are among the secret gems we discovered in Lagos, and for sure, there's more than that.
Interested in starting a company in South East Asia? Here's a quick report on the Philippines through the lens of a Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur.
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http://idcee.org/p/kamran-elahian/
Kamran Elahian has co-founded more than ten high-tech companies and two nonprofit organizations (see list below), in addition to co-founding Global Catalyst Partners. He serves as chairman of the board for Actelis Networks, the Global Catalyst Foundation and is Chairman Emeritus of Relief International-Schools Online, and serves on the board of SoundHound. He also serves as co-chair of UNDESA-GAID, The Global Alliance for Information and Communication Technologies and Development is a United Nations global forum that promotes the use of information and communication technologies in developing countries.
In December 2006, Mr. Elahian was presented The Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award, in recognition of his exceptional contributions to the development, innovation, growth and long-term opportunities of the fabless semiconductor industry.
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My presentation for the Blue Startups conference East Meets West 2014 on November 6-7 at the Modern Honolulu on Oahu, Hawaii - this was a 30-minute talk on the history of the Hong Kong startup scene and snapshots at other Asian startup hubs.
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Understanding the changing ecosystem of the female entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship in Singapore.
Identify and improve visibility of female entrepreneurs and the supporting ecosystem in Singapore with media, VCs in order to increase gender equality.
Plan effective policy and advocacy programs to engage the ecosystem against unconscious gender bias.
An introduction about IdeaSpace Foundation Inc., for grassroots communities in the pursuit of democratizing the opportunity and spurring more startups everywhere.
The purpose of this deck is to give the executive technology management team of a large company / MNC a quick snapshot of opportunities for external sources of innovation in Asia Pacific. Where should the company look in the region to source external inspiration.
This is an RFC, and I am looking for suggestions on how to improve the material to make it more useful for purpose.
Note to the reviewer: Don’t get caught up in the “Innovation Potential rating.” Each company would need to do the ratings themselves relative to their specific context. For example, an investment bank would have very different ratings than a pharmaceutical firm. The deck hopes to make that analysis easier, but the analysis would still need to be done.
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How much do you know about Irish tech startups? Which startups have the most buzz? Which tech giants have their offices here? And who are the Irish tech figures to know?
Frontline Ventures (www.frontline.vc) created this guide to promote Irish entrepreneurship while offering a 101 guide for anyone visiting the country or starting out in their career.
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If you have a suggestion to add to the list, tweet @Frontline and get in touch!
1. Introduction to the Startup Ecosystem
2. Startups in Hong Kong
3. Community builders
4. Government support & Universities
5. Incubator and Accelerator Programs
6. Competitions, events
7. Talent's corner
8. Co-working spaces
9. Venture Capital
10. Resources
11. References
Nigeria... Yes, it's big, ugly, dangerous, poor, too big, too hot, too rainy. And it's Africa's biggest country and economy, so the potential for startups and entrepreneurs is huge.
During our trip to Lagos to attend the Mobile West Africa 2014 conference, we listened to the speakers, met the key players of the local tech ecosystem, and were amazed, just like all the other emerging markets we explore, by the creativity, the will, and the startups we saw.
Take the trip with us to dive into Nigeria's startup scene. As usual, we love to look back in time to see what are the milestones explaining why the country is where it is today. Oddly enough, Nigeria has long been a very isolated country, with few exports else than natural resources.
Since Nollywood and the most creative movie industry of the continent, it's changing.
Despite the kilometric list of challenges the country is facing, a lot of spots and startups are to be discussed. Wecyclers, BudgIT are among the secret gems we discovered in Lagos, and for sure, there's more than that.
Interested in starting a company in South East Asia? Here's a quick report on the Philippines through the lens of a Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur.
IDCEE 2013: Global Innovation Economy: Golden Age of Entrepreneurship - Kamra...IDCEE
http://idcee.org/p/kamran-elahian/
Kamran Elahian has co-founded more than ten high-tech companies and two nonprofit organizations (see list below), in addition to co-founding Global Catalyst Partners. He serves as chairman of the board for Actelis Networks, the Global Catalyst Foundation and is Chairman Emeritus of Relief International-Schools Online, and serves on the board of SoundHound. He also serves as co-chair of UNDESA-GAID, The Global Alliance for Information and Communication Technologies and Development is a United Nations global forum that promotes the use of information and communication technologies in developing countries.
In December 2006, Mr. Elahian was presented The Dr. Morris Chang Exemplary Leadership Award, in recognition of his exceptional contributions to the development, innovation, growth and long-term opportunities of the fabless semiconductor industry.
Pic's are here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/idcee/sets/
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Google+: http://gplus.to/idcee
Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/idcee/collections/
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My presentation for the Blue Startups conference East Meets West 2014 on November 6-7 at the Modern Honolulu on Oahu, Hawaii - this was a 30-minute talk on the history of the Hong Kong startup scene and snapshots at other Asian startup hubs.
The Female Founders Singapore Startup Ecosystem Overview. Female Founders
The Female Founder’s ecosystem overview offers insights into the entrepreneurs, investors, networks, and coworking spaces of the entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship decision-makers in Singapore. This research-driven document aims at:
Understanding the changing ecosystem of the female entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship in Singapore.
Identify and improve visibility of female entrepreneurs and the supporting ecosystem in Singapore with media, VCs in order to increase gender equality.
Plan effective policy and advocacy programs to engage the ecosystem against unconscious gender bias.
An introduction about IdeaSpace Foundation Inc., for grassroots communities in the pursuit of democratizing the opportunity and spurring more startups everywhere.
The purpose of this deck is to give the executive technology management team of a large company / MNC a quick snapshot of opportunities for external sources of innovation in Asia Pacific. Where should the company look in the region to source external inspiration.
This is an RFC, and I am looking for suggestions on how to improve the material to make it more useful for purpose.
Note to the reviewer: Don’t get caught up in the “Innovation Potential rating.” Each company would need to do the ratings themselves relative to their specific context. For example, an investment bank would have very different ratings than a pharmaceutical firm. The deck hopes to make that analysis easier, but the analysis would still need to be done.
This Barcelona Tech Startup Guide gives you an overview of what is happening in the Porto startup ecosystem. If your startup, organization or initiative isn't in our list, please let us know. Send us an email to hello@startuptour.org.
10th HRSD SUMMIT, General Santos City, July 20-22, 2011
Birth of A Permanent Mechanism: The MinDA Act of 2010 (RA 9996)
MINDANAO DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
4F SSS Building, Bajada, Davao City
Tel. No.: (082) 221-1345 and Telefax: (082) 221-8108
Email: info@minda.gov.ph
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IdeaSpace Foundation Philippines Introduction
1. IdeaSpace Philippines
Multi-industry start-up incubator to help solve
the biggest issues in the emerging markets
Earl Valencia (@earlvalencia)
- President, IdeaSpace Foundation
- Head, Corporate Innovation, SMART
Ideaspacefoundation.org; @ideaspaceph; www.facebook.com/ideaspaceph
2. 2
Philippines’ steadily growing economy
Location
1,298
1,816
2,797
2010 2011 2012
7.8% 7.7%
6.0%
4.8%
Philippines China Indonesia India
(Q1 2013 GDP Growth)
Strong
recent
GDP
growth
Advanced
economy
structure
Growing
foreign
investment
50%
33%
17% Services
Industry
Agriculture, forestry & Fishery
(2010 GDP sector share)
(FDI in USD Mn)
CAGR
29%
Source: Development of Labor and employment, UNCTAD
3. 3
Favorable environment for technological entrepreneurship
Opportunities
108M Population
• 12th biggest in
the world
• 2nd biggest in
Southeast Asia
Young, Educated
Generation
• 50% is under 23
• School enrollment
rate of 106%*
Embedded
Capabilities
• English as the
official language
• IT literacy
• Potential to access global market by technological innovations
• Unique environment to address universal issues in EMs
* Can be above 100% due to early/late enrollment
Source: World Bank, CIA Factbook
4. 4
IdeaSpace as a full model accelerator/incubator
Expansion
Scale and
Generate
revenues
Market and
Acquire
initial
customers
R&D
Idea to
Product
Idea Flow
Find Ideas
Approach
• Find greatest ideas from the Philippines and SEA to support
Provide Capital • Initial support: P500K investment over 6 months ($12k)
• During Incubation: Up to P2M ($50 k)
• After Incubation: Up to P5M of additional investment on a
convertible note ($120k)
Provide Expertise • Provide legal support on incorporation, IP
• Provide financial planning capability support
• Provide technical support and mentoring from the executives of
First Pacific Group
Provide Facility • Provide office space in Makati
• Provide housing for non-Metro Manila incubatees
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5. 5
Screening ideas from global standard level of competition
1.0%
1.4%
2.0%
3.0%
5.8%
Recent acceptance rates
* Source: Betabeat, Techcrunch, Gagaom, Harvard College
• For the class of
2013, IdeaSpace
selected 10 out of 700
submissions
• The competition is up
to par with global
standard incubators
6. 6
Buzzing filipino startup ecosystem
Expansion
Scale and
Generate
revenues
Market and
Acquire
initial
customers
R&D
Idea to
Product
• DOST
• Develop Net
• PhilDev
• ITSO
• Techtalks.ph
• Google
Developers
Group
• Startup
Weekend
• IdeaSpace
• LaunchGara
ge
• Hack2Hatch
• KickStart Ventures
• Hatchd
• Wireless Wings
• ON3/PlugandPlay
• ICCP
• Narra
Venture
Capital
• Brummer and
Partners
• Bonifacio
Capital
• Nova
Founders
Valuation
Investment
Size
Players
Started after
late 2011
< $100K < $2-5M > $5M< $500K
$10 -
50K
~ $500k~ $100K
Idea Flow
7. 7
Profile of Ideas – Solution to EM challenges
40%
34%
26% 26%
18%
16% 15%
13%
9%
4%
Category of Idea
(Based on submissions: Top 2 box)
• Strong mobile
solutions using mobile
app and software
• Social
entrepreneurship, advo
cacy projects and non-
profits presence to
solve prominent
emerging markets
issues
Target on
EM Social Issues
2
1
2
1
8. 8
Example of incubatees
ARMtech
MIRAND
TimeFree
PinoyTrav
el
Description
• Water purification machine using nanotech. Current technology available
in Philippines kills only bacteria but this one kills virus too, which is a vital
issue in EM
• Established by 3 filipino engineers and advised by a professor at MIT
• Affordable artificial joints for the emerging Asia. New technology pushes
knee joint operations cost down to 50% of current prices
• Developed by surgeons trained in US
• Virtual queuing system. In EM, people make queues for
meals, transportation, leisure, etc and this service saves the trouble
• Deployed by SMART and Western Union in 3 countries. $100K USD
revenue in less than 6 months
• Provincial bus reservation system to increase the easiness to take buses.
Buses are one of the most frequently used transportation means in
EM, but ticketing/reservation are not as simple as flight or railway
• 9 out of top 10 bus companies have signed up for the service
9. 9
IdeaSpace backed up by First Pacific Group
Corporate Network Across SE Asia
Background
IT and Telecom
Infrastructure
Agriculture
IdeaSpace is tied to First
Pacific Group, one of the
biggest conglomerates in
Asia
• >$10Bn annual
revenue in aggregation
• $5B Market Cap
standalone
• Listed in NYSE
First Pacific committed
$12.5M to IdeaSpace
over 5 years with
strong human resource
support
10. 10
Additional third party/government support
Academic ITSO to assist patent search, patent filing
Free licenses for all IBM software and paired up with a mentor ISV
BizSpark: License forMS Software products during incubation
$2500 amazon credits with mentoring and training from Amazon
Specialists from Singapore
Mentoring and assistance on Hardware based prototypes
Internship for MBA students, lectures and case study writing
ENEDA - Bootcamps and cases for entrepreneurship educators
Stanford GSB Global Group – MBA intern funding from Stanford
National Instruments – Enrollment in Planet NI Program
Freelancer– $100 in Freelancer Credits
Partners Support
11. Board Members
11
Professional management team in place
Manuel
Pangilinan
Roles
• Chairman
• Managing Director at First Pacific Group
Earl
Valencia
• President, Co-Founder
• Head of corporate development at SMART
• Stanford MBA ‘09
Diane
Eustaquio
• Executive Director
• Metro Pacific Investments
• Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Martjyn
Cuan
• Vice President, Co-Founder
• CIO, Manila Electronic Company
Dustin
Masancay
• Associate Director of Venture
• Business Development, SMART
• University of Philippines, Economics Department