Author: Christian Francisco
In partnership with Gorricetta Law, Singapore Global Network, and Endeavor, the Summit convenes a select group of 200+ founders, funders, and operators from Southeast Asia and the U.S. for high-trust, closed-door conversations around the future of business in Asia.
This is the story of a racing family that, with no prior experience in the frozen dessert world, ventured into the business and ultimately found unexpected success.
Building on last year’s strong attendance of over 1,300 atendees, SaaScon PH 2025 aims to equip participants with the strategies, tools, and insights needed to stay competitive in this rapidly evolving landscape, where AI is reshaping how businesses operate.
With a GDP growth rate of 5.6% in 2024, the Philippines is outpacing many of its regional neighbors and demonstrating the resilience of its domestic economy.
In the Philippines, where the digital economy is projected to swell to $40 billion by 2025, 77% of program participants reported seeing revenue growth after training.
The tool analyzes financial data and benchmarks businesses against the standards commonly used by credit officers and loan underwriters—allowing entrepreneurs to identify risks, flag weaknesses, and see where they stand long before walking into a bank.
The announcement comes as IdeaSpace and QBO continue to anchor the Philippine startup ecosystem, having invested over ₱300 million in resources and supported more than 35 startups since inception.
The startup aims to streamline procurement and distribution operations for enterprises and micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across the Philippines.
A key figure in the global startup ecosystem and a member of the Philippines’ National Innovation Council, Valencia offers a perspective shaped by experience in both Silicon Valley and emerging markets.
The move, alongside a strategic alliance with PayMongo, paves the way for the first-ever unified commerce platform in the Philippines, designed to seamlessly integrate in-store and online operations for businesses of all sizes.
What started as a publication quickly evolved into something more. Through interviews and workshops, the team realized that entrepreneurs and investors needed more than just information—they needed a community.
The collaboration aims to advance the development of factory-built, sustainable housing tailored to the growing demand in Central Visayas’ high-end tourism sector.