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This International Women's Day 2024, the team at Asia Market Entry reached out to the women in our network who are leaders in their various fields, ranging from AI to wine education. Linda Kuan is Founder at Sewing Hearts, a homegrown project that empowers disadvantaged seniors through a personalised tailoring experience. Read on for her journey and her unique interpretation of the #IWD2024 Theme of Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress.

This International Women's Day 2024, the team at Asia Market Entry reached out to the women in our network who are leaders in their various fields, ranging from AI to wine education. Amanda Dew is Group Director of Talent Acquisition & DEI at Property Guru Group. Read on for her journey and her unique interpretation of the #IWD2024 Theme of Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress.

Asia's booming software market demands investment: build trust with local resellers for 24/7 support and market fit to outpace domestic rivals.

International trade missions are a long-held tradition used to promote trade between two or more countries. They often involve large delegations of government officials and businesspeople traveling abroad, visiting factories and innovation centres to learn about how business is done in other parts of the world. Trade missions have always been critical to governments and businesses alike to explore new markets, develop new networks and get new business deals done. The question we pose – is now time to rethink and reinvent trade missions?

Australia’s technology scene is booming, in part due to the efforts of both the federal and state governments that have attracted numerous technology companies, incubators, accelerators and investors into the country. The technology sector contributes around AUD$122 billion annually, and this figure is expected to grow significantly in the coming years. This article shall provide you with a comprehensive overview of the support given by the various government bodies in Australia, and more specifically the funding available for your company.

Quantiful, the New Zealand headquartered world leader in demand forecasting software, is expanding into Asia Pacific with new business operations on the ground in Singapore. This strategic move will enable the company to expand their offering and service to new customers in the region.

Praised for its response to COVID, Singapore is the top choice destination for companies looking to establish a regional hub in Southeast Asia.