iwd2022
The female founders and leaders behind SEA’s top-funded startups
We put together a list of women at the helm of the region’s top-funded companies.
Stefanie Yeo · · 2 min read
On telling stories, embarking on journeys, and breaking biases
We’ve come so far since the first International Women’s Day was celebrated a century ago. But there’s more work to be done.
Stefanie Yeo · · 5 min read
QuickBytes: Breaking new ground with Sandhya Sriram, Shiok Meats’ group CEO
Her first taste of entrepreneurship was an accident, but it opened her eyes to a new world.
Stefanie Yeo · · 7 min read
How to design the pay gap out of the workplace
The most current data suggests that the wage gap between men and women will only close in 2119.
Candice Lee · · 1 min readHow remote work can level the playing field for women in the workplace
By bringing jobs closer to women, remote work helps them access greater opportunities.
Jonathan Chew · · 5 min readQuickBytes: Changing the edfintech game with Carmina Bayombong, InvestEd’s CEO
She says the playing field isn’t level for Filipino startup founders, but that hasn’t held her back.
Stefanie Yeo · · 6 min read6 Questions with Grab’s Nanda Prins
Nanda Prins, manager for platform safety and quality at Grab, goes into what more can be done for women in tech, and whom she sees as her biggest inspiration.
Jane Stephanie · · 1 min readHow to design gender bias out of the hiring process
Do the career paths that women excel in also lead to the top?
Candice Lee · · 1 min read6 Questions with Grab’s Serene Ow
Serene Ow, head of fulfillment and experiences at Grab, shares her thoughts and experiences on inclusivity in the workplace.
Jane Stephanie · · 1 min readQuickBytes: Breaking through barriers with Tessa Wijaya, Xendit’s COO
She’s the first female co-founder of a unicorn startup in Indonesia.
Stefanie Yeo · · 7 min read