Companies

Partnering with companies in ASEAN, North Asia, and around the world, GEI exposes student to various cultures, industries, and innovation in entrepreneurship. Read about some of our company partners below:

Crucial Bits

https://crucialbits.com

Crucial Bits Is a Silicon Valley based software technology company that is building innovative software produces and delivers software engineering services.

Colortokens

https://colortokens

ColorTokens offers a new approach to administer than traditional, static layer-centric approached. ColorTokens’ Next Generation Software Defined Security protects information and organizations with a cost effective, robust, compliant security solution.

Wonder Workshop

https://makewonder.com

Wonder Workshop was founded in 2012 specialising in robotics and education. The startup has a mission to inspire every home and classroom to be a home of innovation.

Chinaccelerator

https://chinaccelerator.com

Chinaccelerator is a mentorship-drive programme assisting internet startups from around the world cross borders, into China. Chinaccelerator offers guidance, training and resources from mentors, partners and investors.

Shopee

https://shopee.co.th

Shopee is the leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia. It is a platform tailored for the region, providing both buyers and sellers with an easy and secure online shopping experience.

Techsauce

https://techsauce.co/en/

Techsauce is the leading source of all tech and business news in Thailand and Southeast Asia. The company runs Techsauce Global Summit which is one of the leading tech conferences in Asia.

COMPANY TESTIMONIALS

"Our interns have actually surpassed and exceeded all our expectations of what we expect from an intern. From our experience, we have now had the luxury of understanding what it is to operate cross culture, across many nationalities and evolve Hubba into a much more international company."

"The GEIP is a very powerful option for not just the student, but also for the employer. If the students are of a very good quality, it is also a reflection of the employer. It is a programme where I believe the students have the opportunity to show what they are capable of."

"Startups, even though they seem like a very loose environment have to work in the utmost professionalism. So for me, startups need to look at the best value, the best students that they can actually get, the best access. This programme is one of the best things they can reach out to."

"My biggest takeaway from working with Singapore interns is they have strong professionalism. I feel the youths nowadays are so creative. They are young and good at lifting up the morale in the workplace. I feel this characteristic in them is very special and valuable in the current unsettling startup scene in China."

"I would think that Singapore students are particularly young and energetic. At the same time, they have a mind of their own. Their perspective of looking at the problem is very different, making our entire process more professional."

"These interns are different from the interns in China. Basically, they start to get involved directly, and can contribute straight away. I personally think that the mindset of these interns is different compared to the Chinese culture. They are ready for the workplace: their language, their way of thinking, their execution methods are efficient."