businessbuilding

 In this week’s episode of the VB Map Podcast we’re going to dive into the eCommerce venture building landscape in South East Asia and India. 

Our guest is Archit Anand, the founder and CEO of Omnirio, a plug-and-play e-commerce platform serving hundreds of brands. 

Archit has been working in the eCommerce industry in SEA and India since 2015 and has seen first hand how the eCommerce revolution in Asia has transformed society.

Thomason Chan is a Lifetime Entrepreneur and the Founder & CEO of Singapore-based Great Full, a cloud kitchen platform. 

Podcast host, Slash CEO Andries De Vos and Thomason Chan cover a great deal of topics, such as:

• Measuring success and catching the industry wave to ensure success
• What a co-founder needs to have in them to succeed
• How venture building compares to parenthood
• What a good HR philosophy looks like

Chia Jeng Yang is a Principal at Saison Capital. The latter is the arm of Credit Saison, one of Japan's largest consumer credit companies, investing in seed to series A companies across Southeast Asia and India.

About this episode:

The episode will cover the unbundling and rebundling of VCs (Venture Capital, Risk capital, Business building) and how the commoditization of capital is giving rise to venture builders.

We continue our insightful conversation with Hugh Mason, the co-founder and CEO of JFDI, a Singapore-based accelerator that has built over 70 startups since 2012.
 
About this episode:
In this episode we will cover the problems of the VC market, current trends, methodologies of running an accelerator (Corporate startup Business building) and much more. Stay tuned.

Valerian Fauvel is the co-founder of Jumanji Studio, a Singapore-based startup studio building solutions to accelerate the world’s transition towards a sustainable future.

About this episode:
In this episode, we will talk about the company’s philosophy, the challenges of the sustainability industry (Corporate startup, Company building, Business building), the best business models around sustainability and how to grow a startup studio.

Hugh Mason is the co-founder and CEO of JFDI, a Singapore-based  accelerator that has built over 70 startups since 2012. Hugh has a colorful background as serial entrepreneur, in the broadcast industry, software and technology, as well as investor and university lecturer.

About this episode:
In this episode we will cover Hugh’s experience of running JFDI (Accelerator, Corporate startup, and Business building), one of the pioneers of the accelerator model in Asia, and what he would do differently today if he were to start over again.