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[AUN-UIE] Grants, Angels or VCs? 5 Funding Mistakes to Avoid When Expanding Across Southeast Asia (Online)

Hosted by Sneham Laddha & 4 others
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Grants, Angels, or Venture Capital — How Should Founders Choose the Right Path?

The right capital accelerates expansion. The wrong capital can stall it.

As startups grow beyond their home markets, choosing the right funding pathway becomes a critical strategic decision.

In this AUN-UIE webinar, regional experts from venture building, government innovation funding, and the social enterprise ecosystem will unpack the five most common funding mistakes startups make when expanding across Southeast Asia — and how founders and university innovation ecosystems can avoid them.

What You’ll Learn

• How to match the right type of capital to the right stage of startup growth

• The five funding mistakes that commonly delay or derail regional expansion

• How investors, grant agencies, and ecosystem partners evaluate expansion readiness

• Practical insights for founders, universities, and incubators supporting startups across Southeast Asia

Meet the Panel

Moderator:

Prof. Ronnakorn “Ronnie” Vaiyavuth

Chulalongkorn School of Integrated Innovation (CSII)

Panellists:

Clarence Tan

Founder, Origgin Ventures

Dr. Krithpaka Boonfueng

Executive Director, National Innovation Agency (Thailand)

Wei Shan Koh

Director, Strategic Initiatives, raiSE (Singapore Centre for Social Enterprise)

Event Details

Date: Monday, 23 March 2026

Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM (SGT)

Format: Live Webinar (Zoom) (Link would be available post-registration)

Who Should Attend

• Student founders and startup teams across ASEAN universities

• Faculty members supporting innovation, entrepreneurship, or university spin-offs

• University incubators, accelerators, and startup support organisations

• Ecosystem leaders interested in strengthening regional innovation collaboration

Organised by: ASEAN University Network – University Innovation & Entrepreneurship (AUN-UIE)

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