Conference Announcement
The Asian Business Angel Forum 2012 Organising Committee regrets to inform our delegates that Patrick Riley, Director of Business Development with TechStars has had to cancel his trip to Malaysia to join the event this year.
Due to unforseen scheduling conflicts he is unable to make the trip although he will be watching the developments with great interest.
We are very fortunate however to have Cindy Ko, Vice President of International Development at Endeavor, a global not-for-profit organization dedicated to identifying and supporting High-Impact Entrepreneurs in emerging markets. Cindy is in charge of accelerating the impact of Endeavor’s model through expansion into new countries and regions.
To hear Cindy’s amazing presentation on some of the successes seen by Endeavor globally, be sure to listen to her present on “Angels and Acceleration Programmes: Endeavor” on Day 2 of the ABAF 2012 Conference.
If you have not yet registered, limited seats remain so be sure to REGISTER NOW!
About Endeavor
Established in 1997, Endeavor is the global nonprofit that pioneered the concept of High-Impact Entrepreneurship in emerging markets. Headquartered in New York City, with 15 offices across Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, and South East Asia, the organization transforms economies by identifying and supporting high-potential entrepreneurs. Practicing a tested “mentor capitalist” model, Endeavor affiliates help entrepreneurs overcome barriers to growth by providing the key ingredients to success: mentorship; networks; strategic advice; talent; skills; access to smart capital; and inspiration. Guided by Endeavor, these entrepreneurs generate sustainable economic growth and jobs, become role models, and help nurture a culture of entrepreneurship which spurs investment and encourages people to innovate and think big.
Having screened over 28,000 candidates, Endeavor currently serves600+ Endeavor Entrepreneurs (or “High-Impact Entrepreneurs”) representing 380+ companies. Endeavor Entrepreneurs have created 156,000+ high-quality jobs, and generated $4.5B in revenues in 2010.