Endeavor
Malaysia’s Scale Up by Endeavor program is back for Cohort 5
Applications for the 5th Cohort will be accepted until 3rd June
Boost trajectory of early-stage, high potential entrepreneurs in 42 markets
Endeavor selects Malaysian fintech CapBay as part of its global high-impact entrepreneurial network
CapBay uses a proprietary credit-scoring algorithm to connect investors, banks, SMEs
Receive strategic services, mentorship, networking opportunities with potential investors
The Khazanah Impact Innovation Challenge seeks to scale-up solutions for Malaysia’s ageing community
Organised in partnership with MaGIC and Endeavor, the competition is calling for businesses to pitch innovative solutions to support the ageing Malaysian community.
SEA proptech LiveIn passes Endeavor Malaysia’s First Virtual Local Selection Panel
The proptech which offers rental solutions for tertiary and young professionals managed to pass the selection panel despite facing tremendous COVID-19 challenges.
Making An Impact Through Entrepreneurship
Endeavor Malaysia calls for entrepreneurs to join its network, closing date 31 Dec
Offers support in four main pillars including business strategy & talent, with mentorship
Startups must scale up and become role models, increase talent pool
Three entrepreneurs share their experiences at Scale-Up Asia 2018.
Endeavor drives high-impact entrepreneurship in Indonesia
High-impact entrepreneurship is crucial in creating and accelerating economic growth in the country.
Want to scale-up? Pay more attention to corporate culture, values
When the chips are down, a strong corporate culture and values will draw employees together to face challenges.
Endeavor’s enviable platform welcomes 18 new entrepreneurs
https://www.currenseek.com/A group of top level executives and entrepreneurs from around the world descended to Kuala Lumpur for Endeavor’s first ever International Selection Panel held in Malaysia.
A traditionalist's take on tech entrepreneurship
In the late 90s at the height of the Dotcom boom, many Malaysians flocked to entrepreneurship eager to make something of the Asian Financial Crisis. Young, impassioned entrepreneurs relished the wealth of ideas and possibilities flowing out of Silicon Valley. They planned to build internet businesses and aspired to be the next Southeast Asian Pets.com. Afzal Abdul Rahim was one of them.
