5 Questions with Kelvin Teo, fintech man on a mission
Claudia Chong
STARTUP and crises often go hand in hand. Be it tackling a black swan event such as Covid-19 or navigating a sudden change in the operating environment, overcoming near-death experiences are a rite of passage for startups.
Kelvin Teo, co-founder of fintech company Funding Societies, has been through a number of these experiences since starting in 2015. He has had to cope with sticky situations, including investors pulling out at crucial moments.
In this edition of 5 Questions, Teo shares how he kept the company together and why he often chooses to share Jack Ma’s advice with younger peers.
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