Stephanie SUTANTO · · 1 min readVideos: What investors and business leaders think of ABAF 2012
After two successful runs in Singapore and Shanghai, the annual Asian Business Angel Forum headed over to Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) on 23rd-26th May. It saw “30 top business leaders, revolutionary angel investors, policy making venture capitalists and proven start up specialists from across the world coming together on one stage to dialogue, address and train 500 of Asia’s top entrepreneurs and angel investors”.
Check out what those present had to say about ABAF 2012:
Nazrin Hassan, CEO of CradleFund
Dr Wong Poh Kam, Professor at the NUS School of Business, and Director for NUS Entrepreneurship Centre.
Ellyne Lamin, Social Entrepreneur of Social Enterprise Alliance Malaysia
Bob Chua, Founder and CEO of Pulse Group Plc, a leading Digital Research Agency
James Khoo, founder of Secq.me and Tan Aik Keong, founder of Agmo Studio
Credits: CradleFund and MalaysiaSaya
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