Kalibrr

The startup has introduced features unique to its platform that help companies find the right talent, and jobseekers, the best-fit jobs.

Wempy Dyocta Koto does not come across as an investor who’s just dabbling in Indonesia. As CEO of Indonesia’s Systec Group and its venture capital arm, Koto’s approach to Asia’s tech

Paul Rivera of Kalibrr, Tuan M. Pham of Topica Edtech Group, Bikesh Lakhmichand of 1337 Ventures, and Patai Padungtin of Builk will be onstage at Startup Asia Jakarta 2014 to compare tech markets in Southeast Asia.

The Philippine startup scene has more than just Foosball tables and beer.

Experienced entrepreneurs in the Philippines come up with their own slogans to promote the country’s startup ecosystem.

Philippine startup Kallfly enables call center agents to work from home in their pajamas.

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As early as January of 2014, the braintrust at Philippine investment firm – Minette Navarrete, Dan Siazon, Christian Besler, Pia Bernal – as well as Kalibrr CEO and co-founder Paul Rivera were toying with the idea of how to rebrand the startup cluster in the Philippines.

At the inaugural Asia Leaders Summit in Singapore, nine fundraising startups from Southeast Asia took the stage to present to a roomful of tech C-suites and investors about their goals

Last year, Tech in Asia noted how accelerators have increased their presence in Asia. But this year has been special for a different reason: Several Philippine startups received funding. The