No annual award better honours the bold ambition of Singapore’s young businesses under ten years old than the Emerging Enterprise Award,  jointly organised by Singapore Press Holdings' (SPH) financial daily, The Business Times, and OCBC Bank.

 

2019 marks twelve years of the award’s celebration of business innovation, resilience and excellence in SMEs - the bedrock of the Singapore economy.

 

Since 2008, the award has been empowering startups and young enterprises with both recognition and resources to take flight and achieve stellar growth.

 

TG: Today we chat with one of the 15 finalists in contention for this year's award to find out what makes them tick.

 

Wang Bin is founder and CEO of taidii,(teddy) an AI integrated pre-school management system, one of the 15 finalists we’ll be speaking to over the next few weeks.

No annual award better honours the bold ambition of Singapore&rsquo;s young businesses under ten years old than the Emerging Enterprise Award,&nbsp; jointly organised by Singapore Press Holdings' (SPH) financial daily, The Business Times, and OCBC Bank.
&nbsp;
2019 marks twelve years of the award&rsquo;s celebration of business innovation, resilience and excellence in SMEs - the bedrock of the Singapore economy.
&nbsp;
Since 2008, the award has been empowering startups and young enterprises with both recognition and resources to take flight and achieve stellar growth.
&nbsp;
TG: Today we chat with one of the 15 finalists in contention for this year's award to find out what makes them tick.
&nbsp;
Wang Bin is founder and CEO of taidii,(teddy) an AI integrated pre-school management system, one of the 15 finalists we&rsquo;ll be speaking to over the next few weeks.

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