February 07, 2017

How Taiwan Is Reinventing Its National Culture From Manufacturing Efficiency To Innovation And IP→

February 07, 2017/ Taiwan Startup Stadium

I recently visited Taiwan with an eye towards learning how the country was fostering innovation and was impressed by the vision and methodical approach. Much like a top company’s strategic plan, it took stock of:
• Core competencies and competitive advantages
• Global high tech industry trends and population needs
• Historical country-wide bottlenecks and cultural issues that could hinder innovation

December 09, 2016

Taiwan Startup Stadium: The Innovation Cluster That Rocks The East Asian Ecosystem→

December 09, 2016/ Taiwan Startup Stadium

“Startup entrepreneurship has a lot in common with what it takes to be an athlete on a playing field: excellence, competitiveness, persistence, speed, teamwork” says Anita Huang, team captain of Taiwan Startup Stadium (TSS), the new startup cluster launched this May in Taipei. The initiative is supported by HeadStart Taiwan, a project driven by the Taiwanese Development Council to develop and foster the country’s tech ecosystem. By coming to Silicon Valley, TSS is on track with its mission: help Taiwanese startups go global.

September 21, 2016

The Triana Group, Guest Speaker for the Taiwan Startup Stadium Delegation at CCNY’s IN2NYC→

September 21, 2016/ Taiwan Startup Stadium

Today, The Triana Group’s Managing Director Jabril Bensedrine served as Guest Speaker to the Taiwan Startup Stadium. Taiwan Startup Stadium is a strategic startup cluster based in Taipei focused on coaching Taiwanese startups to go global. This week, the cluster took a group of highly selected startups to TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco.

September 19, 2016

TSS台灣新創競技場帶領12組團隊前進美國矽谷→

September 19, 2016/ Taiwan Startup Stadium

台灣新創精神不容小覷！TSS台灣新創競技場帶領12組團隊前進美國矽谷，和來自各國的眾多團隊一較高下，特派范琪斐 Eric Hwang 帶大家看源源不絕的創業實力！

August 19, 2016

Tracking Taiwan's Progress With Startups That Rock→

August 19, 2016/ Taiwan Startup Stadium

After years of stagnation, a newly energized Taiwan tech and startup economy is continuing on an upward path, with numerous new financings, funds and M&A deals for emerging companies far afield from its old-time focus on semiconductors.

The latest example of the maturing of Taiwan's startup scene is the mid-August acquisition by Taipei-based mobile Internet service GMobi of its long-term partner, mobile performance ad network MassiveImpact in Israel. The deal with MassiveImpact, backed by Softbank and SingTel Innov8, seeks to expand their services for app developers in the U.S. and China.