Stage One opens JTC LaunchPad @ One-North for tech startup collabs

It will host workshops, seminars, and business matching for local and international startups.

Stage One, a joint initiative by Enterprise Singapore and the Economic Development Board, opened its physical campus at JTC LaunchPad @ One-North that aims to host collaborations amongst local and international tech startups.

The Action Community for Entrepreneurship (ACE.SG), the operator of Stage One, has received interest from 700 local and international startups since the initiative was first announced last year, according to a release.

JTC LaunchPad will host masterclasses, workshops, and clinic sessions that will provide advisory and insights from industry veterans, opportunities for business matching, collaboration, and fundraising.

The campus is also located near Stage One’s event venues, co-working spaces, and an F&B concept.

Meanwhile, ACE.SG, Finland’s Maria01, and Switzerland’s Innovaud Singapore have signed a partnership for co-innovation and mutual growth to create pathways for Singapore startups to enter European markets.

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