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AAPIC conference on 3-6 Oct, 2007 in Hanoi, Vietnam |
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Hanoi, Over 3 days, from October 3 to 6th
2007, the Asia and the Pacific Incubator Conference (AAPIC) was jointly
and successfully organized by CRC-TOPIC incubator (Vietnam),
InfoDev
(Information for Development Program-World Bank) and the Ayala
Foundation (Philippines), with endorsement from the Vietnam Ministry of
Education and Training and Ministry of Science and Technology. |
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 The Ayala Technology Business Incubator is launching the TechBootCamp (TBC), which is a 3-day training course designed to transform your ICT idea into a technology venture. This will be held on October 6, 13 (from 9:00 – 3:00 pm) and 16 (from 9:00 – 6:00 pm) at the AIM Conference Center Manila. TBC will cover topics such as strategic visioning, market definition, product R&D, finance and accounting, product marketing and other topics that will make your tech venture successful. For details, please visit the website http://techbootcamp.ayalatbi.org |
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Asia Regional Workshop Held in Vietnam |
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Hanoi - The infoDev-sponsored Asia Regional Workshop was held on Oct 3-6, 2007, in Hanoi, Viet Nam. Theme of the workshop is “The Role of Business Incubation in Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship in Asia” with the CRC (Center for Research and Consulting on Management) taking the lead in the preparations. To read the preliminary announcement, please click here: http://www.idisc.net/en/Article.38484.html
To register, please follow this link.
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Philippine Science Secretary announces Biotech Initiatives |
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Manila - Philippine Department of Science and Technology (DoST) Secretary Estrella Alabastro announced several initiatives for biotechnology and Philippine R&D, during her talk last April 25 at the Ayala Foundation sponsored Innovation Forum in Makati, Metro Manila. |
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Venture Capital in Asia? Think Philippines |
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Businessweek's Bruce Einhorn wrote an interesting piece about venture capital in the Philippines and the Ayala-led science park in the country. Read the full story in Businessweek.com's site . |
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The Role of Business Incubators in Supporting Economic Opportunities for the Poor |
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On Tuesday, June 14th, Ms. Victoria Garchitorena, President of Ayala Foundation, which operates the Ayala Technology Business Incubator as part of the University of the Philippines (UP) Ayala Technology Park Project, discussed how their business incubation activities are creating products and services that benefit the poor. The Ayala Technology Business Incubator and its incubatees are currently supporting several networks of micro and small enterprises by developing products and services that help make these networks more competitive. |
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