PROFESSIONAL services organisation EY on Monday announced that it will be bringing its startup incubator programme EY Foundry to Singapore, following a successful first run in Sydney, Australia in 2018.
Applications for the programme's six-month, rent-free residency at the EY wavespace in Singapore are open from now until April 26 atEarly stage startups in the accounting, tax, fintech, legal tech and regulatory tech sectors in Singapore are invited to apply.
Over the course of the residency, EY will provide participants with a tailored learning programme to accelerate their business growth and develop their technology. While EY will not be taking equity in the startups, participants will receive S$120,000 worth of Microsoft Azure credits to build their technology stack. They will also be able to pitch their ideas, technology or products generated in the EY Foundry programme to EY leaders and the supporting corporate community.
Said Jon Dobell, EY Asia-Pacific tax innovation leader:"By working with the smartest talent in the startup space, we are unlocking new markets and innovation, building new relationships and ultimately better serving clients. It's one of the ways we are building a better working world for the future."
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