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In one night, the founders of two premier websites in Singapore will be sharing their entrepreneurial journey in building their own companies. They will also be discussing about the important aspects in creating a good website business and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and web developers.

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About :

HungryGoWhere.com is Singapore’s most popular and fastest growing food website, with more than 260,000 unique visitors reading HungryGoWhere.com every month and generating more than 2.4 million monthly page views and more than 16,000 reviews from then public, containing a comprehensive search of more than 5,000 F&B outlets. Launched in March 2007, HungryGoWhere.com is now the No.1 food website in Singapore, rated by HitWise for being the top website in the “Food and Beverage – Restaurants and Catering” category. It has expanded overseas to Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Sydney and Melbourne.

Gothere.sg utilizes a map-based interface for obtaining public transport directions and other information based on our own GIS data and proprietary routing algorithms. Through the site, a user can obtain directions, estimated time and cost to go from one location to another in Singapore based on the most efficient mode of public transport – bus, MRT or taxi. It also allows users to search for nearby amenities within a location including restaurants, banks etc.. The site currently serves several thousand unique visitors each day and is growing rapidly since it’s inception in May 2008.

Getting there (click on map to get Gothere.sg’s recommendation for your route)

Address: Level 2 Auditorium, University Hall, Lee Kong Chian Wing, 21 Lower Kent Ridge Road, Singapore 119077

Please contact incub3ppl@gmail.com for any clarification.

Our latest talk has been a real mixed bag. I mean this in 2 ways. Not only did we have a welcome mix of eager attendees from backgrounds as varied as Life Science majors and Programmers, and nationalities across the Asian continent, we were also lucky to have insights across a broad spectrum of the entrepreneurial experience. Zaki, our speaker, showcased enthusiasm that obscured the ardous journey of a dot-com entrepreneur through good times and the recession.

The points were few, but succinct. While emphasizing the importance of hiring the very best talent that one can afford, he also made clear that advice can come in all forms, and regardless of whether its praise or criticism, a budding entrepreneur shouldn’t take either of them to heart too closely.

The gaming industry is one which has potential beyond what one can imagine. Console games, PC games, casual browser games and now mobile games. The platform for games may evolve constantly, but gaming startups can look upon these with optimism, for they represent a future that is bright and exciting.

Thanks for the support everyone. Till next time, keep the passion burning.