Professional services firm Ernst & Young has further expanded its Foundry startup incubator program in the Asia Pacific, to now include Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Guam.
The six-month virtual program provides early-stage start-ups working in particular in the area of tax services innovation with support through individually tailored activities including workshops and piloting and scaling sessions.
First launched in 2018, the program now runs in eleven countries, having been previously rolled out to Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Australia and New Zealand. Submissions for this year’s program will close on the 15th of April, with successful applicants to be announced in May. Participants will also receive $120,000 worth of Microsoft Azure credits.
To qualify, the early-stage start-ups (Series A funding or earlier) will need to demonstrate that…
