Auckland-based fintech Vend appoints former Yelp director Dave Scheine as APAC Country Manager
Vend has announced the appointment of former Yelp director Dave Scheine as the company’s new country manager for Asia-Pacific.
Vend has announced the appointment of former Yelp director Dave Scheine as the company’s new country manager for Asia-Pacific.
According to predictions from Forrester Research, it is likely that today’s youngest workers will hold between 12 and 15 jobs over their lifetime, swapping everything from job type to sector several times over. For some in today’s digital age, this is driven by shifting demands and needs for certain skills in an industry, and as… Read more »
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Talent has announced the opening of applications for its annual Talent Unleashed Awards, which look to uncover strong local entrepreneurial talent.
Online talent marketplace OneShift, founded by Gen George, has announced its acquisition by Perth-based recruitment company Programmed.
Global professional services company EY has announced the acquisition of Melbourne-based IAM software provider, Open Windows.
After nearly three years of service, Dropbox ANZ Country Manager Charlie Wood has departed from the company to launch his own startup, ‘CheckIn Safe’.
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Co-founder of Technode and Koombah as well as Forbes.com contributor Jason Lim along with his business partner Mathew Benjamin are announcing this week an exclusive Asian startup focused event they are running called Asia Recon.
A new accelerator program that will run simultaneously in both Sydney and Hong Kong will have a focus on building revenue as a priority as opposed to raising capital.