Building Impact Products in Southeast Asia
About GoodHub SEA
GoodHub SEA is a Singapore-based ground-up initiative committed to using technology for positive societal impact in Southeast Asia. We empower individuals, foster collaboration, and establish vibrant communities that drive innovation and propel the region's digital economy forward through for-impact projects. By connecting Southeast Asian youths and professionals across borders, we facilitate knowledge exchange and hands-on implementation of technology projects.
Learn more about GoodHub SEA at https://www.goodhubsea.org
Potential Discussion Topics
Opportunities to build impactful products in Southeast Asia
How public & private organisations play a role in building impact products in Southeast Asia
Impact measurement & cross-border collaboration in Southeast Asia
Confirmed Speakers
We will have speakers from:
Alwyn Tan - Lead Developer Relations from Open Government Products
Rustam Shariq Mujtaba - Manager, Regulatory Affairs and Data Analytics, Peach Health Asia
Wang Zhi Heng - Lead of Project Management Office, Give.Asia
Tentative Event Agenda
6:45 PM - 7:00 PM: Registration & Networking
7:00 PM - 7:20 PM: Networking / Refreshments
7:20 PM - 8:40 PM: Panel Discussion (Moderated Q&A) with Audience Q&A
8:40 PM - 9:00 PM: Closing Remarks & Networking
🧃 Light refreshments will be provided (please have dinner before)
📸 Note: Photos and videos will be taken during the event for publicity and internal reporting purposes. Let us know if you’d prefer not to be included!
Venue Sponsor
We thank Open Government Products (OGP) for sponsoring the venue for this event. OGP is an experimental development team that builds technology for the public good. This includes everything from building better apps for citizens to automating the internal operations of public agencies. Their role is to accelerate the digital transformation of the Singapore Government by being a space where it can experiment with new tech practices, including new technologies, management techniques, corporate systems, and even cultural norms. Their end goal is that through their work, Singapore becomes a model of how governments can use technology to improve the public good.