Co-working spaces to help EDB match talent, attract foreign firms
It's looking to partner companies such as WeWork as demand for such services grows
Singapore
THE Economic Development Board (EDB) is in discussions with co-working spaces here, including US co-working giant WeWork, to explore partnerships to help Singapore better talent match in technology fields and bring more companies to set up shop here.
Assistant managing director at EDB Kiren Kumar said this at the official opening of WeWork's second space here at 71 Robinson Road on Wednesday.
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