Airwallex, the worldwide funds and monetary platform for companies, has launched ‘Airwallex for Startups’, an initiative tailor-made completely for Hong Kong entrepreneurs, aimed toward bolstering their international growth endeavours.
The marketing campaign is a collaborative effort with Hong Kong flagship incubators in addition to native enterprise companions, reinforcing Airwallex’s dedication to Hong Kong’s financial development and early-stage companies’ worldwide aspirations.
As a part of the initiative, Airwallex will supply options to handle widespread ache factors confronted by startups in Hong Kong. Collaborations with Bowtie, The Govt Centre and Xero additionally offers startups with entry to gives that enhance value and operational effectivity, permitting them to concentrate on development
Arnold Chan, basic supervisor, Asia at Airwallex, expressed gratitude for the help from organisations like Cyberport and Hong Kong Science & Expertise Parks (HKSTP) and native companions, which permits Hong Kong startups to unlock their full potential and elevate their companies.
“Going international might at first appear daunting and out of attain, however the return on funding is very large – together with a number of income streams, entry to a broader buyer and higher enterprise resilience,” stated Chan.
Further actions similar to webinars with Cyberport and networking alternatives inside the HKSTP neighborhood shall be prolonged to Airwallex clients within the coming months.
This initiative follows Airwallex’s earlier SME Initiative and Go International campaigns, which benefitted almost 1,000 Hong Kong SMEs by offering a spread of choices to help their development and growth.
“Whereas beginning a enterprise is an thrilling endeavour, startups and SMEs are likely to have restricted assets,” stated Chan. “From the challenges of time administration, lack of promoting and gross sales campaigns, to managing bills, we need to make issues that a lot simpler, and finally, present steerage and gives that may assist them succeed, and higher streamline operations.”