SUMMER PROGRAMME IN

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
2023

PROGRAMME BOOKLET
Table of
Contents

About NUS 3 Day 4: Strategic Communication and 15

Branding

NUS Enterprise 4-5 Day 5: ASEAN Languages and

16
Cultures

Temasek Foundation 6
Day 6: Team building: Dragon Boat 17

About the Programme 7-9

Day 8: Social Entrepreneurship 18

Programme Overview 10-11 Day 9: Corporate Intrapreneurship 19

Day 1: Entrepreneurial Mindset, Day 10: Pitching & Storytelling 20

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Exploring NUS & Singapore

Day 2: Singapore & ASEAN Day 11: 1-1 Pitch Mentoring 21

13
Startup Ecosystems

Day 3: Business Model Day 12: Demo Day & Finale 22

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Innovation
About NUS

The National University of Singapore (NUS) is
Singapore’s flagship university, which offers a
global approach to education, research and
entrepreneurship, with a focus on Asian
perspectives and expertise. We have 16
colleges, faculties and schools across three
campuses in Singapore, with more than 40,000
students from 100 countries enriching our
vibrant and diverse campus community. We
have also established our NUS Overseas
Colleges programme in more than 15 cities
around the world.
Our multidisciplinary and real-world approach
to education, research and entrepreneurship
enables us to work closely with industry,
governments and academia to address crucial
and complex issues relevant to Asia and the
world. Researchers in our faculties, research
centres of excellence, corporate labs and more
than 30 university-level research institutes
focus on themes that include energy;
environmental and urban sustainability;
treatment and prevention of diseases; active
ageing; advanced materials; risk management
and resilience of financial systems; Asian
studies; and Smart Nation capabilities such as
artificial intelligence, data science, operations
research and cybersecurity.
For more information on NUS, please visit
nus.edu.sg.

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NUS Enterprise, the entrepreneurial arm of
the National University of Singapore
(NUS), plays a pivotal role in advancing
innovation and entrepreneurship at NUS
and beyond. It actively promotes
entrepreneurship and cultivates global
mind-sets and talents through the
synergies of experiential entrepreneurial
education, active industry partnerships,
holistic entrepreneurship support and
catalytic entrepreneurship outreach.
Its initiatives and global connections
support a range of entrepreneurial
journeys and foster ecosystem building in
new markets. These initiatives augment
and complement the University’s academic
programmes and act as a unique bridge to
industry well beyond Singapore’s shores.
For more information, please visit
enterprise.nus.edu.sg.
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BLOCK71 is an initiative by NUS Enterprise in collaborative and
strategic partnerships with established corporates and
government agencies. It forms part of a global network of
innovation and entrepreneurial gateways to and from NUS,
through providing programmes as a technology ecosystem
builder and business connector with an objective to catalyse,
aggregate and develop competencies of the startup community.
In every location, BLOCK71 provides access to technology,
talent, new markets and funding opportunities through gateways
to and from NUS.

BLOCK71 has establishments in 8 locations:

Singapore, in partnership with Singtel Innov8
USA (San Francisco), in partnership with Singtel Innov8
Indonesia (Jakarta, Bandung & Yogyakarta), in partnership
with Salim Group
China (Suzhou and Chongqing), in partnership with NUSRI
Suzhou and NUSRI Chongqing
Vietnam (Saigon), in partnership with Becamex IDC
Japan (Nagoya), in partnership with Aichi Prefecture and
Nagoya University

For more information, visit www.block71.co

THE HANGAR by NUS Enterprise is our on-campus base to

house NUS start-ups and entrepreneurs as they nurture
their business ideas. It is a thriving hub where diverse
individuals come together, united by their entrepreneurial
curiosity and passion, to brew and explore possible, even
improbable ideas.

THE HANGAR is sited at the home of NUS Enterprise,

within the i3 Building on Heng Mui Keng Terrace.
Entrepreneurs enjoy the use of a wide range of
workspaces, from hot-desking options, office spaces,
discussion and meeting rooms, and benefit from other
amenities and services like expert mentoring, idea
validation and test-bedding capabilities.

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Supporting Partner

Temasek Foundation supports a diverse range of programmes that uplift lives and communities
in Singapore and beyond. Temasek Foundation’s programmes are made possible through
philanthropic endowments gifted by Temasek, as well as gifts and other contributions from other
donors. These programmes strive towards achieving positive outcomes for individuals and
communities now, and for generations to come. Collectively, Temasek Foundation’s programmes
strengthen social resilience, foster international exchange and regional capabilities, advance
science, and protect the planet. For more information, visit www.temasekfoundation.org.sg

For more information, visit www.temasekfoundation.org.sg

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Academic Director
Prof YUE Chee Yoon is Academic Director, Programmes at NUS Enterprise
Academy. Since joining NUS in October 2021, he has led the successful
establishment of an Executive Programme in Innovation & Enterprise and
PhD degree (Innovation Track). He obtained his Bachelor’s and PhD
degrees in materials science and engineering at Monash University,
Australia.

He was previously at Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore),

where he was a full professor, and served in numerous leadership
positions creating, developing, and directing research and educational
programmes in collaboration with many universities all over the world.

At NTU Singapore, he held various senior appointments including Associate Provost-Graduate Education,
Founding Dean of the Interdisciplinary Graduate School, Founding Director of the Institute for Sports Research,
Programme Chair of Singapore-MIT Alliance, Dean of School and Head of Division. He was Visiting Scientist at
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA from 2009-2010. Through his close collaboration in MIT, Prof
Yue gained valuable insight on entrepreneurial culture in the USA and championed entrepreneurship education
in NTU, instilling into participants a good understanding and appreciation of entrepreneurial thinking.

He was awarded the Singapore Public Administration Medal (Silver) in 2002. He completed an Executive
Programme at the School of Public Policy and Management in Tsinghua University, China. He is Member of
Dean’s Advisory Council, Monash University Faculty of Engineering Australia, and Deputy Chairman of the Ngee
Ann Polytechnic Engineering Advisory Committee. He is Fellow of the Academy of Engineering Singapore and
Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Singapore. He is actively working on the commercialization of two
inventions with colleagues.

Lead Instructor
Professor Tom KOSNIK is a renowned professional educator, having designed
and delivered a multitude of programmes on global leadership,
entrepreneurship, and marketing. He is also a Partner at FoundersX Ventures
and a Co-Founder of GLEAN Female Founders Network and Gear Up Ventures.

Prof Tom works with startups in FoundersX Ventures' portfolio as well as a

cadre of global companies who partner with him to accelerate the
development of the entrepreneurial ecosystems in Silicon Valley and
Singapore. He helps leaders in startups and global companies pick the right
new products to bring them to market.

Prof Tom was a Consulting Professor at the NUS Overseas Colleges (NOC) in Silicon Valley from 2002-2019,
where he taught New Venture Creation. He was also an Adjunct Professor at Stanford Engineering, Department
of Management Science and Engineering from 1990-2018. His courses included Global Entrepreneurial
Marketing, Technology Entrepreneurship, and Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Programme. He taught
Marketing at Harvard Business School from 1985-1989, and launched HBS’s Entrepreneurial Marketing course
in 1995-1997.

Prof Tom is co-author of the book "Gear Up: Test Your Business Model Potential and Plan your Path to
Success", which provides readers a practical framework to test their business idea, assess its potential, and
execute it successfully.

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Course Units (CU)
Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship (ETP3321) is a credit bearing course in NUS, offered to students
who are keen to learn more about entrepreneurship. 4 Units will be awarded on a Completed
Satisfactorily/Completed Unsatisfactorily (CS/CU) basis, i.e. no letter grades for students who have
completed all course requirements, including satisfactory performance in the individual quizzes,
assignments, the team project and active participation throughout the entire course. Full attendance is
compulsory. Attendance will be taken at all lectures and activities throughout the programme. Each
student’s individual participation grade will be based on his or her attendance, and class participation.
Students who miss more than one day equivalent of class activities will fail the course.

Programme Team
Get yourself familiarised with the team managing the programme!

Claire Sui Surani Beverly Nabihah Cao

Cheong Chen Perera Teoh Zenal Yilan

Jacqueline Jessie Leow Teo Vivian Yeo

Chiang Hoo Ling Hui Wankey Ho Jie Ting

Foo Joanne Melissa Ng Wang Joanne

Si Yun Mah Ho Tsu Hau Tong Mok

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Programme Team
Say Hello to out WONDERFUL Programme Assistants! (Teaching Assistants, Game Masters)

Joshua Chin Cathy Kok Tay Kiat Jun Wesley Dela Cruz Koh Zhao Rong
Clan 1 - 6 Clan 1 - 6 Clan 1 - 6 Clan 7 - 12 Clan 7 - 12

Susan Khoo Sahel Tan Alice Lim A.Guhanavel Shermaine Chew

Clan 7 - 12 Clan 13 - 18 Clan 13- 18 Clan 19 - 24 Clan 19 - 24

Benjamin Tan K.J.Tejeswar Lin Haoying Nazurah Rohayat Nicole New

Clan 19 - 24 Clan 25 - 30 Clan 25 - 30

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 Week 1 Programme Overview

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

10 Jul 11 Jul 12 Jul 13 Jul 14 Jul 15 Jul

Entrepreneurial Business Model Strategic

SG & ASEAN ASEAN Languages
Mindset, Exploring Innovation & Team Communication and Team Building
Startup Ecosystems and Cultures
NUS & Singapore Formation Branding

08:00 Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast

Breakfast
08:30 Recap Recap Recap Quiz 1

09:00 Opening and

Fireside Chat with Lecture
Entrepreneurship
09:30 Mr. Foo Jixun
Ecosystems in Workshop
Southeast Asia Building Cultural Team Building
10:00 Program Overview Lecture
Intelligence: Dragon Boat
Business Model
Panel Enhancing Cross-
10:30 Innovation Workshop
Lecture The New Frontier: Cultural
Effectiveness ASEAN Languages
Entrepreneurship & Opportunities in
11:00 & Cultures
Entrepreneurial Southeast Asia
Mindset Startup Ecosystems
11:30

12:00 Intro to Technology

Innovation
Lunch Lunch Lunch
12:30
Lunch
13:00
Lecture Lunch
13:30 SEA Business Lecture
Environment Elevating Startup
14:00 Success through
Strategic
Communication &
14:30 Break
Branding Lecture
Cybersecurity
15:00
Lecture
Lecture Business Module
15:30 Group Work
Strategic IP Innovation & Team
Management Formation
16:00 Amazing Race:
The Heritage Trail
16:30 Learning Journey
Edition
Alibaba Learning Journey
BLOCK71 Carousell
17:00
Huawei Microsoft
Shopback
17:30

18:00
Individual
Assignment

After Group Work Group Work Group Work

18:30

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 Week 2 Programme Overview

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

16 Jul 17 Jul 18 Jul 19 Jul 20 Jul 21 Jul

Social Corporate Pitching &

Group Work 1-1 Pitch Mentoring Demo Day & Finale
Entrepreneurship Intrapreneurship Storytelling

08:00 Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast

08:30 Quiz 2 Recap Recap Quiz 3

09:00

09:30

10:00 Lecture Lecture Workshop

1-1 Demo Day
Social Corporate Pitching for
10:30 Pitch Mentoring
Entrepreneurship Intrapreneurship Success

11:00

11:30

12:00
Lunch Lunch Lunch
12:30 Lunch
Lunch
13:00
Panel
Lecture Panel Unlocking the Power
13:30 Group Work
Sustainability: Fostering of Societal Impact
(Free & Easy)
Action Framework Innovation and
14:00
for Entrepreneurs Intrapreneurship
within Corporations Prep for Finale
14:30

15:00
Learning Journey
15:30 Sea
Learning Journey
Workshop with a Google Group Work
16:00
Social Enterprise

16:30
Dignity Kitchen
Kampong Kampus
17:00 Social Collider
Finale
17:30

18:00 Group work Group work

Group Work
After
18:30

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 Monday, 10 July 2023

DAY 1: Entrepreneurial Mindset,

Exploring NUS & Singapore
Welcome to NUS Enterprise Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship 2023. Over the course of the next two weeks, you will
explore the world of entrepreneurship through various lectures, workshops, panel discussions and learning journeys. Today,
you will hear from our NUS President, past alumni, distinguished speakers, lead instructor and the programme team on what
to expect for the next two weeks. In the afternoon, embark on an Amazing Race, where participants will explore and learn
about Singapore’s rich and diverse culture and heritage!

9:00 am Opening Ceremony

Audi 2
Welcome Address
Prof. Tan Eng Chye, NUS President

Sharing Session by Summer Programme (SP) Alumni

Mr. Shawn Tham Foo Soon – SP 2019 Alumni, Malaysia
Miss. Shermaine Chew Min Er – SP 2022 Alumni, Singapore
Mr. Joshua Luis Lacson Mabanag – SP 2022 Alumni, Philippines
Mr. Wesley Bennett Loo Dela Cruz – SP 2022 Alumni, Singapore

Group Photo-taking
09:30 am Fireside Chat with Mr Foo Jixun
Audi 2 Entrepreneurial Mindset – An Investor's Perspective
Mr. Foo Jixun, Global Managing Partner, GGV Capital
Prof. Chen Tsuhan, Deputy President (Innovation & Enterprise), NUS

10:00 am Introduction to NUS Enterprise Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship

Audi 2 Ms. Claire Cheong, Programme Head, NUS Enterprise

10:30 am Overview of Entrepreneurship and the Entrepreneurial Mindset

Audi 2 Prof. Tom Kosnik, Lead Instructor, Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship, NUS Enterprise
12:00 pm Introduction to Technology Innovation
Audi 2 Mr. Ma Mun Thoh, Deputy Director, Technology Transfer and Innovation (TTI), NUS
Ms Yong Yoke Ping, Technology Commercialisation Lead, TTI, NUS

12:30 pm Lunch
UTown

1:30 pm Amazing Race

Around Singapore Embark on a physical adventure in Singapore! Prepare your water bottles and get ready for an
exciting Heritage Trail that will guide you to well-known attractions in the city. Engage in a friendly
competition alongside other clans and accumulate points while uncovering these locations!
Through this experience, you will develop a deep appreciation for Singapore's rich heritage and
dynamic culture.

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 Tuesday, 11 July 2023

DAY 2: ASEAN & Singapore Startup

Ecosystems
Today, you will get to discover the Singapore and ASEAN startup ecosystems, and learn about the Southeast Asia business
environment from Prof. Tom Kosnik and Prof. Reuben Wong respectively. We have also curated an expert panel consisting
of key players from the startup ecosystem (i.e. from government agencies, venture capitalists, and start-ups to share
perspectives on the opportunities and challenges observed within the Singapore and ASEAN start-up ecosystems.

In the afternoon, you will learn how to incorporate IP strategy and negotiation skills into business strategy. The Intellectual
Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) will be sharing about the different aspects, types, and functions of IP mechanisms, as
well as how to transit from ideas to assets and drive your business via intangible property on a global scale.

9:00 am Entrepreneurship Ecosystems in Southeast Asia

Audi 2
Prof. Tom Kosnik, Lead Instructor, Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship
Ms. Claire Cheong, Programme Head, NUS Enterprise
10:30 am The New Frontier: Opportunities in the Southeast Asia Startup Ecosystem
Audi 2
Mr. Thaddeus Koh, Co-Founder, e27
Mr. Julian Koo, Assistant Vice President, EDB
Mr. Felix Tan, Co-Founder, Skilio
Ms. Leung Puiyan, Partner, Vertex Ventures SE Asia & India
Mr. Daryl Chung, Business Development Director, JDI (Moderator)

12:00 pm Lunch
UTown

1:00 pm Southeast Asia Business Environment

Audi 2
Prof. Rueben Wong, Associate Vice President (Global Relations), NUS and Deputy Head,
Department of Political Science, NUS FASS

2:30 pm Break
3:00 pm Start a Competitive Business with Strategic IP Management
Audi 2
Mr. Paul McClelland, Senior Legal Counsel, Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS)
International

Mr. Paul McClelland specialises in intellectual property law and commercial dispute resolution.
Before joining IPOS International, Paul was sole corporate counsel for a well-known Singaporean
brand, where he was responsible for a broad range of commercial matters, including worldwide
trademark registrations and oppositions, management of external counsel, contract review, and
training.

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 Wednesday, 12 July 2023

DAY 3: Business Model Innovation

The base of any successful venture is a novel and disruptive idea. But how do entrepreneurs convert these ideas into value-
creating assets? The day starts off with a lecture on business model innovation, which is a key aspect of transitioning your
enterprising ideas into a money-making system.

It will be an exciting day as you will get to pitch your idea to your fellow participants or pick an exciting corporate problem
statement to work with your team mates over the course of this programme! In addition, you get to form your own diverse
team to work on the selected idea, which you will present to a panel of judges on demo day!

9:00 am Business Model Innovation

Central Library Prof. Tom Kosnik, Lead Instructor, Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship
Level 3
Prof. Tom Kosnik is a renowned professional educator, having designed and delivered a multitude of
programs on global leadership, entrepreneurship, and marketing. He is also a Partner at FoundersX
Ventures and a Co-Founder of GLEAN Female Founders Network and Gear Up Ventures.

i3 Level 2 Prof. Lawrence Loh, Professor and Deputy Head of Department (Strategy and Policy); Director, Centre
for Governance and Sustainability (CGS), NUS Business School

Prof. Lawrence Loh leads various governance and sustainability initiatives for ASEAN and Singapore. He
is also winner of Teaching Excellence Award (2018 and 2019), NUS Business School.

12:00 pm Lunch
Central Library
Level 3 /
i3 Level 2

1:00 pm Business Model Innovation

Central Library Prof. Tom Kosnik, Lead Instructor, Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship;
Level 3 Fireside Chat with Ms. Jessica Koh, Director, Vertex Ventures SE Asia & India

Ms. Jessica Koh is director at Vertex Ventures and is part of the team focusing on investment
opportunities in Southeast Asia and India.

i3 Level 2 Prof. Lawrence Loh, Director, Centre for Governance and Sustainability, NUS Business School
Ms. Claire Cheong, Programme Head, NUS Enterprise

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 Thursday, 13 July 2023

DAY 4: Strategic Communication & Branding

The workshops in the morning will focus on developing an understanding and appreciation for diverse cultures, norms,
and values. By cultivating cultural intelligence, individuals can navigate and thrive in multicultural environments, fostering
effective communication, collaboration, and mutual respect across borders and boundaries.

In the afternoon, you will get to hear tips on how to develop and leverage Branding and Go-To-Market strategy to succeed
in growing one’s business, followed by visits to either offices of Alibaba, BLOCK71, or Huawei. At Alibaba, you will learn
about the latest trends in e-commerce, and discover how technological innovation accelerates the digital world. At
BLOCK71, you will get to meet startup founders incubated within NUS Enterprise's very own startup ecosystem. At
Huawei, you will get to learn more about technological innovation on three levels: fundamental innovation, allied
innovation, and ecosystem innovation within this fast growing multinational technology company.

9:00 am Building Cultural Intelligence: Enhancing Cross-Cultural Effectiveness

Central Library Ms. Shane Yan and Shamantha Yan, Co-Founders, Growth Beans
Level 3 Growthbeans is a social enterprise that focuses on self-awareness for growth and well-being. They
focus on developing human centric skills within the community to build a world where everyone feels
supported and connected in a meaningful way.

i3 Level 2 Ms. Kuik Shiao-Yin, Executive Director, Common Ground Civic Centre & Consultancy
Common Ground is a cultural-change consultancy that leads a civic centre with a mission to create
whole communities.

12:00 pm Lunch
1:00 pm Branding Brilliance: Elevating Startup Success through Strategic Communication

Central Library Mr Tay Kae Fong, Founder, Binomial Consulting

Level 3 Binomial Consulting is an innovation consulting firm helping clients be disruption-ready. They work with
companies to identify quick wins as well as strategies for long-term growth.

Dr Suwichit (Sean) Chaidaroon, Deputy Head of Department, Curriculum Director, Academic Director
i3 Level 2 of PG by Coursework, NUS FASS
Dr Sean is a Senior Lecturer from the NUS FASS and he teaches Public Relations and Organisations. His
areas of specialisation include Corporate Social Responsibility in Asia, Digital Media Relations and
scholarship of teaching and learning in Strategic Communication.

3:30 pm Travel
4:00 pm Learning Journey: Alibaba / BLOCK71 / Huawei

Alibaba is a Chinese multinational technology company specializing in e-commerce. They own several
notable subsidiaries such as Alibaba Cloud, AliExpress, Taobao, and Lazada. Alibaba Group is also one
of the largest VC firms in the world, invested over US$100 billion on startups from around the world,
contributing greatly to the global startup ecosystem over the past 16 years.

BLOCK71 is an initiative by NUS Enterprise, which embodies the spirit of entrepreneurship,

collaboration and partnership by optimising the unique experience of each entity, the research
capabilities and technologies of the university, and the investment and business acumen of the
partners, to support entrepreneurial journeys within the local geography and beyond. It is a technology-
focused ecosystem builder and global connector which catalyzes and aggregates the startup
community. It currently has presence in US, Indonesia, Vietnam, China and Japan.

Huawei, founded in 1987 is a leading global provider of information and communications technology
(ICT) infrastructure and smart devices. They have 207,000 employees and operate in over 170
countries and regions, serving more than three billion people around the world. 15
 Friday, 14 July 2023

DAY 5: ASEAN Languages and Cultures

Today, you will learn about the unique languages and cultures of the fastest growing region in the world - Southeast Asia!
You will attend a crash course to learn a few phrases from either Bahasa Indonesia, Thai or Vietnamese during the language
classes. On top of that, participants will also attend several workshops such as Indonesian Batik making, Thai Angklung, and
Thai & Indonesian Dance as part of the cultural immersion experience. These hands-on workshops offer participants the
opportunity to gain a deeper appreciation and knowledge of the culture and heritage of their neighbouring regions.

In the afternoon, you will meet one of Singapore's fast growing startups (NUS startup, also a unicorn), to learn about their
growth journey. You will gain insights into the corporate innovation and intrapreneurship endeavours and discover how
these companies collaborate with technology firms, educational institutions, and the public to address business problems
and improve the overall customer experience.

8:30 am Quiz 1
UTown
9:00 am ASEAN Languages and Cultures
UTown
A/Prof Titima Suthiwan, Associate Professor and Convenor for the Thai Language Programme, and
former Director, Centre for Language Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS), NUS
Ms Indrianti, Senior Lecturer and Convenor for the Bahasa Indonesia Programme, NUS FASS
Mr , Ngoc Minh, Lecturer and Convenor for the Vietnamese Programme, NUS FASS

1:00 pm Lunch
UTown
2:00 pm Cybersecurity
Audi 2
Mr. Ashish Gupta, Cyber Advisory Partner, ISTARI, part of Temasek Holdings

ISTARI Pte. Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Temasek Holdings (Private) Limited which
established ISTARI to help address one of the global challenges that the world faces, cyber security. Mr.
Ashish Gupta. He has over 17 years of experience in building cyber programs from strategy through
execution and making business resilient.

4:00 pm Travel
4:30 pm Learning Journey: Carousell / Microsoft/ Shopback

Carousell is a home-grown e-commerce startup that offers a platform for buying and selling new and
second-hand goods, founded in 2012. Carousell has since expanded regionally and is listed as a unicorn
with a valuation of US$1.1 billion.

Microsoft, an American multinational technology corporation founded by Bill Gates in 1975. Considered
one of the Big Five American information technology companies, it is the world's largest software maker
and holds the world's fourth-highest brand valuation.

ShopBack is the largest rewards and discovery platform in Asia-Pacific. It is the first stop of a
consumer’s shopping journey, helping users make better purchase decisions and shop ‘The Smarter Way.

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 Saturday, 15 July 2023

DAY 6: Team building through Dragon Boat

At the heart of dragon boating, the spirit of teamwork and camaraderie are the essential elemens that lead to victory. There
is nothing quite like a shared experience where individuals from all walks of life and fitness levels come together to achieve
new heights and surpass team goals. Through this activity, we hope to bring people together and create special memories
that bond and inspire. Your team might be able to keep your startup idea afloat, but can you keep your boat afloat?

Get ready for the challenge!

9:30 am Team Building: Dragon Boat

Kallang

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 Monday, 17 July 2023

DAY 8: Social Entrepreneurship

In the next two days, you will be learning and exploring about Corporate Intrapreneurship and Social Entrepreneurship.
Social entrepreneurship is characterized as a method employed by individuals, groups, startup companies, or entrepreneurs
to create, finance, and execute solutions for social, cultural, or environmental problems. Through today’s lecture, you will
learn how to transform your ideas into a venture that has a positive societal impact with a sustainable business model.

In the afternoon you will get to learn more about a sustainable framework that assesses a company's environmental, social,
and governance practices to evaluate its sustainability and societal impact.

The day will end on an exciting note with visits to one of the notable social enterprises, where you will take part in hands-on
activities. These activities will offer valuable insights, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the
field.

8:30 am
Audi 2 Quiz 2

9:00 am Social Entrepreneurship

Audi 2
Ms Laina Greene, Founder & CEO, Angels of Impact; Adjunct Senior Lecturer (Strategy & Policy), NUS
Business School

Ms Laina Greene has more than 25 years experience spanning across the telecom industry with a focus
on Green telecoms and on bridging the digital divide in developing countries, as well as social impact
investing into women-led social enterprises over the last 13 years.

12:00 pm Lunch
UTown

1:00 pm Sustainability: Action Framework for Entrepreneurs

Audi 2
Prof. Lawrence Loh, Professor and Deputy Head of Department (Strategy and Policy); Director, Centre
for Governance and Sustainability (CGS), NUS Business School

Prof. Lawrence Loh leads various governance and sustainability initiatives for ASEAN and Singapore. He
is also winner of Teaching Excellence Award (2018 and 2019), NUS Business School.

3:00 pm Travel
3:30 pm Practical Experiences in the Field of Social Entrepreneurship

Dignity Kitchen is a social enterprise that aims to empower those with disabilities and disadvantages by
equipping them with the tools to become financially independent.

Ground-Up Initiative (GUI) is a non-profit organisation that was founded in 2008 to create a "21st century
kampung culture" in the heart of cosmopolitan Singapore, on a 26,000 sq m piece of land at the former
Bottle Tree Park in Yishun called Kampung Kampus, the experiential and nature-led learning campus
aimed at fostering a connection with the land through activities like farming.

Social Collider (SoCo) is a collaborative, co-working, and co-innovation space with a focus on UN Social
Development Goals. Set to help social enterprises and non-profit organizations, SoCo aims to create a
positive social impact across Southeast Asia.

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 Tuesday, 18 July 2023

DAY 9: Corporate Intrapreneurship

In today’s morning lecture, you will learn about Corporate Intrapreneurship - the process of revitalizing organizations that
encompasses two interrelated areas: innovation and new venturing. The main goals of this segment are twofold. Firstly, it
aims to provide you with the opportunity to apply entrepreneurship concepts in real-world scenarios. Secondly, it seeks to
demonstrate how entrepreneurial knowledge can be applied to established companies.

To wrap up this morning's discussion on corporate intrapreneurship, you will visit Google's Singapore office where you will
be joined by a panel of esteem speakers from prominent corporates to share insights on fostering innovation within large
corporations.

9:00 am Corporate Intrapreneurship

Audi 2
Prof. Tom Kosnik, Lead Instructor, Summer Programme in Entrepreneurship

Prof. Tom Kosnik is a renowned professional educator, having designed and delivered a multitude of
programs on global leadership, entrepreneurship, and marketing. He is also Partner at FoundersX
Ventures and a Co-Founder of GLEAN Female Founders Network and Gear Up Ventures.
12:00 pm Travel

12:30 pm Lunch
Google
1:30pm Unleashing Intrapreneurship: Fostering Innovation within Corporations
Google
Mr. Felix Goh, Strategic Lead for Singapore (Education, Research, EdTech), Google
Mr. Llewellan Vance, Startup Ecosystem Lead, Huawei
Ms. Neha Thakkar, Policy Development, Meta
Mr. Chan Munchung, Senior Manager, SIA's Digital Innovation Lab/KrisLab
Mr. Ong Jie Lun, Senior Director – Ventures APAC, Plug and Play (Moderator)

3:00pm Learning Journey: Google

Google is a multinational technology company founded in 1998. It offers a wide range of internet-related
services and products, including search, maps, email, cloud storage, and smartphones. Known for
innovation, Google has a significant impact on the digital world and remains a dominant force in the
technology industry.

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 Wednesday, 19 July 2023

DAY 10: Pitching & Storytelling

Today is the day when you will discover ways to improve and perfect your pitch, and we trust that all teams are diligently
working on their business ideas. A perfect pitch involves effectively presenting and persuading an audience about the value
and potential of your idea, product, or venture. It requires concise communication, compelling storytelling, and a clear
articulation of benefits. A successful pitch captivates, convinces, and leaves a lasting impression, paving the way for desired
outcomes and opportunities. So, stay tuned for insider tips!

In the afternoon, we will sit through the third and final panel, where we have invited speakers from the social
entrepreneurship eco-system to share insights on creating societal impact. Hear from founders, eco-system builders and
impact investors about opportunities, hardships and advise on running a social enterprise.

The day will come to an end with a learning journey to Sea Limited - the leading global consumer internet company founded
in Singapore.
9:00 am Pitching for Success
Audi 2
Mr. Kris Childress, Mentor-in-Residence, NUS Enterprise and Teaching Lead/Consultant Mentor for
NUS’s Graduate Research Innovation Program (GRIP)

Mr. Childress has extensive experience in a wide range of US and Singapore-based technology startups,
from lab equipment to enterprise software to energy services.

12:00 pm Lunch
UTown
1:00 pm Social Entrepreneurship to Power Societal Impact
Audi 2
Mr Koh Seng Choon, Founder, Dignity Kitchen
Mr Edward Tay, Chairman, Infracrowd Capital
Mr Alfie Othman, CEO, raiSE
Ms Samantha Thian, Founder, SEAstainable
Mr Russ Neu, Founder, Social Collider (Moderator)

2:30 pm Travel

3:30 pm Learning Journey: Sea

Sea Limited is a leading global consumer internet company founded in Singapore in 2009. Its mission is
to better the lives of consumers and small businesses with technology. Sea operates three core
businesses across digital entertainment, e-commerce, as well as digital payments and financial services,
known as Garena, Shopee and SeaMoney, respectively. Garena is a leading global online games
developer and publisher. Shopee is the largest pan-regional e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia and
Taiwan. SeaMoney is a leading digital payments and financial services provider in Southeast Asia.

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 Thursday, 20 July 2023

DAY 11: 1-1 Pitch Mentoring

It's 1 day to D-Day! Today, your teams will get the opportunity to be mentored by experienced entrepreneurs and industry
experts on how to perfect your pitch decks. Get your pitch decks and questions ready as you prepare yourself to meet your
mentors. Remember to make the session count!

You can spend the rest of the day doing one last check on your slide decks and rehearsing your pitch with your team
members.

8:30 am Quiz 3

Audi 2

9:00 am 1-1 Pitch Mentoring Session

SR1-SR9 @
Town Plaza

or

SR5-9 @
Stephen Riady
Centre

12:00 pm Lunch

UTown

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 Friday, 21 July 2023

DAY 12: Demo Day & Finale

IIt's the final leg of the Summer Programme - which means it's Demo Day! Today, you will present your business idea to a
panel of seasoned venture capitalists and industry experts. The ultimate goal of the pitch is to impress the panel and have
them "buy into" the idea. The focus is not only on the feedback received but also on the learning process and gaining
experience in refining the pitch. You are strongly encouraged to keep collaborating beyond the Summer Programme if you
have a strong passion for your idea.

The day will come to a close with a captivating and delightful closing ceremony, brimming with entertaining and engaging
activities.

9:00 am

LT50 - LT53 @
Stephen Riady
Centre
12:30 pm Lunch

UTown

1:30 pm Preparation for the Finale

Audi 2 or LT

3:30 pm Travel

4:00pm Finale

SAFRA Choa
Chu Kang

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 List of Speakers, Mentors, Judges

Prof Tan Eng Chye Prof Chen Tsuhan Mr. Foo Jixun Ms. Claire Cheong Prof Tom Kosnik
NUS President NUS Deputy President Global Managing Partner, Programme Head, NUS Professional Educator &
(Innovation & Enterprise) GGV Capital Enterprise Partner, FoundersX
Ventures

Mr. Mun Thoh Ma Ms. Yong Yoke Ping Mr. Thaddeus Koh Mr. Julian Koo Mr. Felix Tan
Deputy Director, Tech Commercialisation Co-Founder, e27 Assistant Vice President, CEO and Co-Founder,
Technology Transfer and Lead, NUS TTI Singapore Economic Skilio
Innovation, NUS Development Board (EDB)

Ms. Leung Puiyan Mr. Daryl Chung Prof Reuben Wong Mr. Paul McClelland Prof Lawrence Loh
Partner, Vertex Ventures Business Development Associate Vice President Senior Legal Counsel, Director, Centre for
SE Asia & India Director, Tech JDI (Global Relations), NUS Intellectual Property Office Governance & Sustainability,
of Singapore (IPOS) NUS Business School

Ms. Jessica Koh Ms. Shane Yan Ms. Samantha Yan Ms. Kuik Shiao-yin Mr. Tay Kae Fong
Investment Director, Co-Founder, Growthbeans Co-Founder, Growthbeans Executive Director, Founder and Managing
Vertex Ventures SE Asia & Common Ground Civic Partner, Binomial
India Centre & Consultancy Consulting

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 List of Speakers, Mentors, Judges

Dr. Suwichit Chaidaroon A/Prof Titima Suthiwan Ms. Indrianti Mr. , Ngoc Minh Mr. Ashish Gupta
Senior Lecturer, Associate Professor, Centre for Senior Lecturer, Centre for Lecturer, Centre for Language Cyber Advisory Partner,
Communications & New Media, Language Studies, NUS FASS Language Studies, NUS FASS Studies, NUS FASS ISTARI
NUS FASS

Ms. Laina Greene Mr. Felix Goh Mr. Llewellan Vance Ms. Neha Thakkar Mr. Chan Mun Chung
Founder & CEO, Strategic Lead, Google Startup Ecosystem Lead, Policy Development, Senior Manager, SIA’s
Angels of Impact Huawei META Digital Innovation Lab

Mr. Ong Jie Lun Mr. Kris Childress Mr. Koh Seng Choon Mr. Edward Tay Mr. Alfie Othman
Senior Director,Venture Mentor-in-Residence, Executive Director, Chairman, Infracrowd CEO, raiSE Singapore
APAC, Plug and Play NUS Enterprise Dignity Kitchen Capital

Ms. Samantha Thian Mr. Russ Neu Mr. Tyler Huang Mr. Julian Pan Mr. Paul Singh
Founder, Seastainable.Co Founder & CEO, Social Collider COO and Co-founder, Executive Chairman, Managing Director,
Venture Partner, Quest Ventures Transfong Ventures SEMICAPS Iota Omega Ventures

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 List of Speakers, Mentors, Judges

Ms. Dora Gu Mr. Frank Lee Ms. Shannon Tan Mr. Tushar Desai Mr. Harry Huo
Director, Founder & Managing Investment Associate, Founder and Managing Director,
Qifu Capital Director, Tech JDI Wavermaker Director, Kaleidosense Frederiksdal

Mr. Jeremy Soh Mr. Tiago Costa Alves Ms. Charlie Leong Ms. Kwan Yoke Shang Mr. Sia Zong Xi
Investment Associate, Entrepreneur In Residence, Platform Analyst, Deputy Director, Investment Director,
Qualgro Partners Golden Gate Wavemaker NUS Enterprise Cocoon Capital

Mr. Pang Chan Yip Mr. Alvin Tay

Executive Director, Venture Analyst,
Vertex Ventures SE Asia & Plug and Play
India

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WITH THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTING PARTNERS

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 Clan 1

1 Abdullah Bin Mohamed Farid Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Beverley Teo Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Chen Xinyi China National University of Singapore

4 Hiraoka Emiri Thailand National University of Singapore

5 Huang Juntao China National University of Singapore

6 Nguyen Nhat Mai Vietnam Hanoi University of Science and Technology

7 Niu Yina China National University of Singapore

8 Ou Fenghao China National University of Singapore

9 Varela Varela Laura Fabiana Chile Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

10 Wang Siyi China National University of Singapore

Clan 2

1 Gan Wan Hoe Ivan Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Tang Shu Hua, Chloe Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Bei Chengyushu China National University of Singapore

4 Bie Zhi China National University of Singapore

5 Cao Zhicheng China National University of Singapore

6 Cen Dongshu China National University of Singapore

7 Reasey Serei Neath Cambodia Kirirom Institute of Technology

8 Sargent Jones Kiran Chile Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

9 Tran Van Cuong Vietnam Hanoi University of Science and Technology

10 Zhang Ziqi China National University of Singapore

Clan 3

1 Hiew T G Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Lim Zi Hui Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Cai Jinwei China National University of Singapore

4 Carmona Montedonico Vicente Chile Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

5 Ding Wei China National University of Singapore

6 He Chengkang China National University of Singapore

7 Nguyen Thi Thu Trang Vietnam Hanoi University of Science and Technology

8 Preedawiphat Thanathep Thailand National University of Singapore

9 Zhao Kexin China National University of Singapore

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 Clan 4

1 Joseph David Chan Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Kong Siu Yun, Grace Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Chen Ruilong China National University of Singapore

4 Chen Xuerong China National University of Singapore

5 Dong Jialing China National University of Singapore

6 Fan Jingying China National University of Singapore

7 Jimenez Sepulveda Victoria Alejandra Chile Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

8 Khorn Sokcheata Cambodia Royal University of Phnom Penh

9 Nguyen Binh Nguyen Vietnam Vietnam National University of Hanoi

10 Zhao Xinran China National University of Singapore

Clan 5

1 Kok Joon Eu Shawn Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Chong Zhi Hui Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Ding Boli China National University of Singapore

4 Ding Haoxuan China National University of Singapore

5 Feng Chang China National University of Singapore

6 Guimaraes Oliveira Arthur Brazil Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

7 Guo Xinyu China National University of Singapore

8 Mabanag Joshua Luis Lacson Philippines National University of Singapore

9 Nghiem Thi Thanh Hoa Vietnam National Economics University

10 Vivath Fortune Cambodia Royal University of Phnom Penh

Clan 6

1 Reynold Samel Lam Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Arshia Bansal Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Bermudez Elgene Ta-A Philippines Ateneo de Manila University

4 Ding Qiwei China National University of Singapore

5 Gui Shuo China National University of Singapore

6 Han Mengrui China National University of Singapore

7 Han Ziyu China National University of Singapore

8 Luong Khanh Phuong Vietnam Vietnam National University of Hanoi

9 Solis Espana Nicolas Ignacio Chile Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

10 ZhaoYuchen China National University of Singapore 28

 Clan 7

1 Sanjay Muthukumaran Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Siew Yu Ting Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Araya Eriz Scarleth Solange Chile Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

4 Huang Mengfan China National University of Singapore

5 Huang Renjie China National University of Singapore

6 Lin Yirou China National University of Singapore

7 Liu Zongchao China National University of Singapore

8 Nandar Aye Myanmar National University of Singapore

9 Pham Thanh Truong Vietnam Vietnam National University of Hanoi

10 Zheng Anqi China National University of Singapore

Clan 8

1 Soh Zhihong Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Faith Ho Xin Yi Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Byan Sakura Kireyna Aji Indonesia National University of Singapore

4 He Zhiqing China National University of Singapore

5 Hevia Marcet Felipe Chile Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

6 Huang Shanqi China National University of Singapore

7 Jiang Bowen China National University of Singapore

8 Kuang Shuyi China National University of Singapore

9 Nabilah Batrisha Binti Muhammad Anwar Brunei University Brunei Darusalam

10 Zheng Jingheng China National University of Singapore

Clan 9

1 Tan Zi Yang Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Foo Jia Yi Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Donoso Guzman Urania Selene Chile Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

4 Gatra Putra Perdana Indonesia National University of Singapore

5 Hong Sidi China National University of Singapore

6 Huang Chenhan China National University of Singapore

7 Lian Hengxin China National University of Singapore

8 Liu Haoming China National University of Singapore

9 Mohamad Danial Basyri Bin Zamain Brunei University Brunei Darusalam

10 Zheng Yingying China National University of Singapore 29

 Clan 10

1 Tiong Chuan Yao Singapore PR National University of Singapore

2 Lim Jing En Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Bryan Lee Wongjoyo Indonesia Prasetiya Mulya, Indonesia

4 Huang Xiaofan China National University of Singapore

5 Ji Jie China National University of Singapore

6 Jiang Tianhao China National University of Singapore

7 Liu Xiaoshan China Tsinghua University

8 Maiza Gonzalez Pablo Ignacio Chile Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

9 Tham Foo Soon Malaysia National University of Singapore

10 Zhou Jiayun China National University of Singapore

Clan 11

1 Yan Weidong Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Loh Ji Yong Aloysius Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Guichard Baptiste Paul Charles France National University of Singapore

4 Jiang Ming China National University of Singapore

5 Li Jinjin China National University of Singapore

6 Li Keqing China National University of Singapore

7 Lily Humairah Binti Abu Bakar Malaysia Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

8 Lina Budiarti Indonesia National University of Singapore

9 Wang Xueqiong China Macau University of Science and Technology

10 Wu Yutong China National University of Singapore

Clan 12

1 Zhu Fangze Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Loh Sheng Rong Justin Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Chan Yew Joe Malaysia Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

4 Hồ Thị Dinh Vietnam National Economics University

5 Lai Javen Yew Jhun Australia National University of Singapore

6 Liao Yilin China National University of Singapore

7 Noverando Rafiel Angelo Indonesia National University of Singapore

8 Qiu Yourun China National University of Singapore

9 Yang Fan China National University of Singapore

10 Zou Yuzhu China National University of Singapore 30

 Clan 13

1 Cheong Sue Lyn, Kylie Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Koh Guo Xuan Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Antipuesto Catherine Joy Enrile Philippines Ateneo de Manila University

4 Li Guanqin China National University of Singapore

5 Marathe Ameya India National University of Singapore

6 Ngo Le Thanh Trang Vietnam VNUHCM-International University

7 Qin Chuan China National University of Singapore

8 Qin Rui China National University of Singapore

9 Zhao Yifan China National University of Singapore

Clan 14

1 Fang Bao Yi Vivian Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Tan Lip Wei Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Li Yuanzhi China National University of Singapore

4 Liu Keyi China National University of Singapore

5 Liu Yilong China National University of Singapore

6 Narayanan Sanjaiy India National University of Singapore

7 Teknomo Johanna Eikou Gerilla Philippines University of the Philippines

8 Uaramnueyporn Chaianun Thailand Chulalongkorn University

9 Zheng Zhidan China National University of Singapore

Clan 15

1 Lim Venis Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Lim Xiang Long Singapore National University of Singapore

3 He Sirui China National University of Singapore

4 Jemar Luczon Philippines University of the Philippines at Diliman

5 Klintham Thayakorn Thailand Mahidol University

6 Liu Kunyi China National University of Singapore

7 Liu Yining China National University of Singapore

8 Liu Zeping China National University of Singapore

9 Ortner Maximilian Austria National University of Singapore

10 Zhang Zhuoyang China National University of Singapore 31

 Clan 16

1 Lum Jie Qi, Steffi Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Ng Le Xuen Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Lapinid Jericho Albert Gahi Philippines University of the Philippines at Diliman

4 Liu Zijun China National University of Singapore

5 Mai Xinyue China National University of Singapore

6 Patwari Kushagra India National University of Singapore

7 Rujjanavet Peeraya Thailand Mahidol University

8 Sun Fengyuan China National University of Singapore

9 Zhang Yinuo China National University of Singapore

Clan 17

1 Meelen Shi Shimeihe Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Ng Yew Wei Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Chua Julienne Bianca Tioco Philippines De La Salle University

4 Lo Ting Fai China National University of Singapore

5 Luanseng Chanapad Thailand Thammasat University

6 Meng Liuyi China National University of Singapore

7 Rajkumar Renita Keren Saroja India National University of Singapore

8 Wang Deheng China National University of Singapore

9 Wu Bian China National University of Singapore

Clan 18

1 Ng Chi Sin Singapore PR National University of Singapore

2 Nicholas Lee Wei Tao Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Conde Richelle Erica Dizon Philippines De La Salle University

4 Hoàng Khánh Linh Vietnam National Economics University

5 Ma Xiaoying China National University of Singapore

6 Prasatkanok Ratchanon Thailand Thammasat University

7 Qu Nuoning China National University of Singapore

8 Rungta Bhavesh India National University of Singapore

9 Wang Shaojie China National University of Singapore

10 Xie Yiqi China National University of Singapore 32

 Clan 19

1 Pearlynn Toh Jieying Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Zacharias Wong Kai Jun Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Chhim Pisey Cambodia Suranaree University of Technology

4 Garaygay Michael Abram Alcantara Philippines De La Salle University

5 Huynh Quynh Anh Vietnam Vin University

6 Pan Xinyue China National University of Singapore

7 Sanchez Calderon Maria Alejandra Colombia National University of Singapore

8 Shi Yupeng China National University of Singapore

9 Wang Yuwei China National University of Singapore

10 Xiao Chang China National University of Singapore

Clan 20

1 Simran Sarkar Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Yeo Yi Heng Max Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Qiu Sijie China National University of Singapore

4 Qiu Yanmin China National University of Singapore

5 Schnell Yannick Germany National University of Singapore

6 Sy Audrey Hannah Yu Philippines De La Salle University

7 Trang Nghi Vinh Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology

8 Xu Zixin China National University of Singapore

9 Yang Qianteng China National University of Singapore

Clan 21

1 Young Yun Xuan Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Lin Zi Jie Kelvin Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Hilton Teweu Verolyn Debbie Malaysia Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

4 Le Thi Thu Hang Vietnam National Economics University

5 Shang Baihong China National University of Singapore

6 Shi Qianhan China National University of Singapore

7 Steven Nigel Bunalven Indonesia National University of Singapore

8 Sumit Kumar India National University of Singapore

9 Yue Yangxu China National University of Singapore

10 Zhao Yifan (Anthony) China National University of Singapore 33

 Clan 22

1 Zhang Jun Lu Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Chia Kwang Yang Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Đàm Gia Ninh Vietnam Vin University

4 Pamungkas Fiqi Adam Indonesia Universitas Indonesia

5 Shi Yunyu China National University of Singapore

6 Song Yanlin China National University of Singapore

7 Sureshkumar Tushar Nair India National University of Singapore

8 Wang Jiaqi China National University of Singapore

9 Zenice Hin Zi Jing Malaysia University of Malaya

10 Zheng Hao China National University of Singapore

Clan 23

1 Zhang Yue Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Chong Ke Lin, Mark Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Dao Xuan Tung Vietnam National Economics University

4 Luo Ningrong China National University of Singapore

5 Stella Sutedja Indonesia Bandung Institute of Technology

6 Tang Jiami China National University of Singapore

7 Tee Yee Taung Malaysia University of Malaya

8 Zhang Samuel Federico Argentina National University of Singapore

9 Zhu Zhicheng China National University of Singapore

Clan 24

1 Loh Yuan Long, Kedrian Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Low Han, Lynn Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Taing Kimsuo Cambodia Royal University of Law and Economics

4 Tang Ying China National University of Singapore

5 Viriyasopon Chawin Thailand National University of Singapore

6 Wan Yujie China National University of Singapore

7 Wang Chenxi China National University of Singapore

8 Watari Tetta Japan Nagoya University

9 Zhang Ji China National University of Singapore

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 Clan 25

1 Trivedi Harsh Nilesh Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Quek Xiang Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Angelia Teo Kwee Gaik Singapore National University of Singapore

4 Cai Chengkai China National University of Singapore

5 Nakano Hiroki Japan Meijo University

6 Teng Solisa Cambodia Royal University of Law and Economics

7 Wang Lujia China National University of Singapore

8 Wang Xiaorui China National University of Singapore

9 Xie Manna China National University of Singapore

10 Zeng Youbin China National University of Singapore

Clan 26

1 Zaw Hein Aung Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Noel Kwah Jia Yang Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Alexandra Isabel Nugroho Indonesia University of Gadjah Mada

4 Chan Wai Mun, Raymond Singapore National University of Singapore

5 Nadhira Valenia Widyatama Indonesia Bandung Institute of Technology

6 Nakagawa Masayoshi Japan Meijo University

7 Wang Yinqi China National University of Singapore

8 Wang Yishu China National University of Singapore

9 Wang Yiting China National University of Singapore

10 Yan Jialin China National University of Singapore

Clan 27

1 Liu Junhao Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Glenn Ng Jun Jie Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Chiu Chu Rong Singapore National University of Singapore

4 Josephine Emanuella Indonesia Tarumanagara University, Indonesia

5 Keo Lythenghuy Cambodia Kirirom Institute of Technology

6 Li Rongzeng China National University of Singapore

7 Ni Minjing China National University of Singapore

8 Ramadhan Afdhalul Wahyu Indonesia Bandung Institute of Technology

9 Wang Yuyan China National University of Singapore

10 Wang Zhihan China National University of Singapore 35

 Clan 28

1 Bazil Bin Akhbar Angullia Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Khiew Yiquan Edric Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Darren Tan Yi Zhuang Singapore National University of Singapore

4 Joyceline Agatha Indonesia Tarumanagara University, Indonesia

5 Michael Tjandradjaja Indonesia Bandung Institute of Technology

6 Ngo Justine Allyson Yap Philippines Ateneo DeManila University

7 Wang Yuyang China National University of Singapore

8 Xu Lejia China National University of Singapore

9 Xu Ziqing China National University of Singapore

10 Yang Chen China National University of Singapore

Clan 29

1 Thangavel Jishnuanandh Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Koh Ken Tze Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Joseph Ang Cheng Bin Singapore National University of Singapore

4 Nathalie Maura Soetopo Indonesia Bandung Institute of Technology

5 Ramaditya Fauzan Indonesia Padjadjaran University, Indonesia

6 Wang Jiehao China National University of Singapore

7 Yu Kailin China National University of Singapore

8 Zhang Xinyi China National University of Singapore

9 Zhang Yichi China National University of Singapore

Clan 30

1 Daphne Wong Singapore National University of Singapore

2 Ho Kin Tat Singapore National University of Singapore

3 Dinh Manh Tuan Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology

4 Farrah Nabilla Irfan Indonesia Universitas Indonesia

5 Hanun Alya Indonesia Bandung Institute of Technology

6 Sun Weikang China National University of Singapore

7 Tan Wan Chi Singapore National University of Singapore

8 Zhang Yongqi China National University of Singapore

9 Zhang Yuhan China National University of Singapore

10 Zhang Yuqian China National University of Singapore 36