MyEG
MyEG optimistic of another good year ahead
Growth to be driven by rollout of new services, increasing awareness
Full-year revenue up 43% to breach RM100mil mark for the first time
Week in Review: The glass is more than half full
Ecosystem improving, new VC funds to launch, best angel tax incentive in the world
Startups should not blame VCs for not getting funding, lack of exits the real cause
Cradle moves into the VC space
Cradle CEO Nazrin Hassan talks to DNA about the RM60-million early-stage fund his agency is establishing with MyEG.
TS Wong on MyEG’s RM60mil partnership with Cradle
MyEG is partnering Cradle to set up a RM60-million (US$19-million) seed fund; its founder TS Wong talks to DNA about what the fund intends to do, and why he is involved.
Well-rounded teams the hook for Fatfish
While its investment focus lies in the e-commerce, mobile and biotech spaces, Singapore-based early-stage fund the Fatfish Group seems to like well-rounded startups with strong inhouse technical and engineering teams.
Last call for Make The Pitch, Season 3
With 72 hours to go before the deadline to submit entries for Season 3 of pioneering startup reality show Make The Pitch, TS Wong hints at significant changes to the show.
FashionValet more than makes the grade on Make The Pitch
Online shopping hub FashionValet.net won the grand prize in the second season of the Make The Pitch reality TV show, walking away with RM1 million in funds that will help take its business to the next level.
500+ entrepreneurs expected at BFM Enterprise Breakaway 2012
BFM89.9 is hosting its Enterprise Breakaway 2012 conference tomorrow (Sept 28), with the theme “Real People, Real Stories, Real Results” targeted at small and medium enterprises (SMEs). More than 500 delegates are expected to attend to hear from dotcom celebrities and successes such as Mark Chang of JobStreet.com, T.S. Wong of MyEG and Joshua Rayan of Words Wizards Creative Communications at the Sime Darby Convention Center.
The ‘boring stuff’ is equally important (with video)
MyEG has investments in five start-ups thus far and is keen on more. According to its managing director TS Wong, while it may be fun and cool, he brings his investees down with the advice that the boring stuff of building a business is important. Watch the video.
