Why and how I started a community for female start-up founders

Christina Teo tells Tech in Aisa that the community will stay with you if you are authentic

In the days of Cc:Mail I would print articles on new technology and place the articles on all stakeholders’ work desks on Sundays so that my suggested readings were the first thing they would notice. I quickly became top of mind even though I had no technology background when I started. 

I thought to myself, “I know this!” That’s how SAW (#StartupAsiaWomen) was born in December 2016.

I have been so encouraged with my head start that I put together a few pointers here to inspire others.

1. Purpose

Putting yourself out there starts with a purpose. Have a clear