BIG start-ups will receive benefits such as nine-month access to co-working space at IIE’s innovation facility The Greenhouse, access to SMU’s faculty expertise, opportunities to funding, grants and other resources.
Singapore Management University (SMU) Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (IIE) has accepted 43 early-stage start-ups into its bi-annual Business Innovations Generator (BIG) incubation programme.
The start-ups come from various sectors including food & beverage, e-commerce, logistics, urban wellness, sustainability, healthtech, edutech and spacetech. Some of these startups are social e-commerce platform GoHalfHalf, digital coaching platform WeLiveFit, innovation management software ThinkSpace.
