Singapore knowledge-sharing startup lands $1.8m seed funding
Tigerhall, a knowledge-sharing platform based in Singapore, announced it raised US$1.8 million in seed funding. Participating in the round are US-based strategic learning firm WDHB, Singapore-based asset management firm Paladigm Capital, and a senior banking executive in Singapore as a private investor.
Launched in February 2019, Tigerhall provides professionals the “knowledge needed to get ahead in today’s workplace” by offering “bite-sized power reads” and podcasts that are accessible on the go.

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It also hosts in-person workshops as well as mentorship and private dinners with senior business leaders.
Tigerhall covers a range of topics such as managing a co-located workforce, addressing a PR crisis on social media, launching products in emerging markets, handling poor performing staff, fostering intrapreneurship, and implementing employee dismissals.
Currently, experts on the platform include Bank of Singapore’s head of fixed income, Grab’s head of people, Edelman’s vice chairman, AirAsia’s former president, and DBS’ managing director.
Editing by Charmaine de Lazo
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