| | | | | | | | | Dear NIL, | | In this period of uncertainty and economic disruptions, established businesses need to find new growth opportunities and innovate. Yet, innovation takes time and does not occur in isolation. Below are some resources that will hopefully inspire you to take the first step and consider Singapore as a viable location for your business to pursue a new venture – even in the face of crisis. | | | | Disrupt your business and lead the rebound with corporate venturing | | Compared to startups, large companies have the advantage of access to talent and resources that can give rise to a new venture for long-term growth. Global giants like P&G, Schneider Electric and Bosch have successfully taken the leap and set up corporate ventures in Singapore over the last two years. | | | | In this piece by EDB’s executive VP for new ventures and innovation Heng Tong Choo, he shares a winning approach for companies to take on corporate venturing. Learn about the strategy and how EDB’s New Ventures team supports businesses in their journey through capital, expertise and networks. | | | | |
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| | | | Thermo Fisher Scientific: Revolutionising healthcare with innovation | | In an exclusive interview, Thermo Fisher’s Chief Scientific Officer Alan Sachs, Managing Director Ravi Shastri, Vice President of APAC R&D Calvin Boon, and Senior Director of Singapore R&D James Green weigh in on how the company pursues innovation from their base in Singapore. | | | | Gain insight into how its management team is leveraging the city-state’s innovation-friendly environment to strengthen its presence in the clinical supplies industry, even amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. | | | | |
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