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For these four entrepreneurs, Singapore is full of possibilities

•	Ninja Van: A passionate problem solver ensures that small businesses in 426 cities across six Southeast Asian countries can now receive shipments in the most rural areas.
•	Carousell: A budding entrepreneur builds a digital marketplace that revolutionises online selling and hires 200 people from 19 countries in the process.
•	Black: A multi-disciplinary creative sets up his own design agency and transforms a nation’s identity through his work.
•	Web in Travel: A travel journalist creates a global travel technology events series that scales to 9 countries in less than 4 years.

In partnership with The New York Times, we share why the founders of Southeast Asia’s most successful start-ups chose Singapore to create their best products and services for the world.

In a complex world, cross-sector collaboration is key to innovation
Materials traditionally used for space-bound satellites revolutionising sportswear – this is just one of the many innovations found at the intersection of sectors today. Understand how Singapore is already tinkering with these possibilities.

Cisco: Talent critical for ASEAN in the age of robots
Southeast Asia will require 28 million less workers in 2028 to produce the same level of output today, according to a research report by Oxford Economics and Cisco. Find out why Cisco has trained more than 850,000 students in Southeast Asia over the last two decades to prepare for this transformation.

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