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Jamie Lin · · 1 min read

Hi TIA, I’m Jamie from AppWorks, early-stage VC + Asia’s largest startup accelerator. AMA!

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Hi TIA !

I’m Jamie Lin, Founding Partner of AppWorks.  AppWorks runs Taiwan-based AppWorks Accelerator, which takes in 25 startups every 6 months and has 190+ startups we call alumni, (probably) the largest of its kind in Asia.  We also manage a total of US$ 61M in VC funds to support our startups from seed stage all the way to Series-B.

Free feel to AMA.  I will probably be the most helpful in following areas:

  • Entering into Taiwan Market
  • Building a Quality Product Development Organization in Taiwan
  • Going IPO in Taiwan
  • Financing / Term Sheet
  • Startup Mentality and Methodologies

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Jamie Lin

Jamie started AppWorks, the largest accelerator in Asia with 190 startups and 400 founders in its alumni network. Twice a year, AppWorks takes in 25 startups, help them find product-market fit, build scalable business models and raise funding to accelerate growth. Star alumni of AppWorks include EZTABLE, Tagtoo, CHOCOLABS and Fandora. AppWorks also manages a total of US$ 61M in VC funds. It usually leads seed and Series-A rounds for its startups, investing US$100K to 5M and aligning co-investors based on each startup's needs.

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