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Marogy brings over 16 years of leadership experience in digital ecosystems, fintech, and e-commerce.
Founded in 2015 by Nina Ellaine Dizon, Niv Della provides makeup products suited for the Filipino lifestyle, skin tones, and the hot and humid Philippine climate.
Sprout is a payroll and human resources platform founded in 2015 by husband and wife duo Patrick and Alex Gentry.
In a statement, Gobi-Core said its investment in Rise Group aligns with its overall mandate to help nurture and empower the technological ecosystem growth in the country.
The new business units – SariMart and SariPay – will be operated separately from the Growsari platform. SariMart will be the B2B e-commerce business arm of Growsari, while SariPay will be its financial services company.
The fresh funding will be used to expand the startup’s tech platform, scale its upper funnel marketing, and for operational purposes, according to Mediclick
Etaily is the only PH ecommerce enabler to receive Lazada’s 3-Star certification for all quarters of 2022
By Ron Castro
The recognition is Lazada’s highest standard for its platform partners and is awarded to those who’ve demonstrated excellent in-store management, operations, and fulfilment
The BeAMillionaire program allows OFWs to become official resellers of BeamAndGo’s products after going through a simple onboarding program.
By offering such a wide array of services, mykuya is able to work with more businesses & service providers eager to get the exposure they deserve.
Founded by Josef Werker (CEO) and Niña Opida, Humble helps businesses, including some of the top companies in the Philippines, bring excess inventory back into circularity.
Philippine Fintech Festival kicks off a weeklong event to help shape the future of Asia’s digital economy
By Ron Castro
More than 200 regional and global speakers from the public and private sectors including regulators, CEOs, CTOs, CIOs, venture capitalists, investors, tech and digital innovators, startup founders, entrepreneurs, and senior policymakers will lead plenary discussions, interactive summits and workshops.
The fresh funding, which is one of the largest early-stage fundings in the Philippines, will be used to finance the expansion of the startup’s operations in Metro Manila and beyond.