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More than two years since the COVID-19 pandemic, companies are once again facing a test of resilience. However, with a few key strategies in place, they may be better equipped to deal with it.

Innovation is key to Singapore’s Trade 2030 strategy and continued growth as a global trading hub. Here’s how these local players contribute by catalysing new solutions.

Co-innovation networks like the Global Innovation Alliance are helping local companies harness expertise, expand overseas.

Singapore is turning up support for startup innovation to sharpen the economy’s competitive edge, says Enterprise Singapore chairman Peter Ong.

Taking part in open innovation challenges has helped two homegrown enterprises accelerate growth, with one firm tripling its revenue.

Our Regional Director, Benjamin Lai shares the do’s and don’ts.

Our Regional Director, Jean Ng in Ghana shares the do’s and don’ts.

Our Business Director, Hong Anh Bui Thi in Hanoi shares the do’s and don’ts.

These sectors hold a myriad of opportunities for Singapore companies looking to expand into the market.

As global borders reopen, startups can once again set their eyes on expanding into regional and international markets.