I got to see the entrepreneurs' perspectives on which market to choose to play in, why they chose this target group and why they chose to play in this market, and the reason why they expanded the market to this country. I got to see the perspectives, thoughts, and decisions from people with business experience and got to know how to use the FISH Capital framework, which was very helpful in considering various SWOTs.
I discovered my strengths, from the beginning when I was lost in what my strengths were. It helped me a lot to develop my strengths and enhance my all-around skills to be ready to start the innovative business that I am interested in and start. Having strengths has advantages because it shows my determination that I have a position and cannot be replaced at this point. And strengths will be the driving force for my own exponential growth.
Creating a management system that helps to make our world or society orderly and helps to improve the level of driving in various matters, such as people, companies, innovations or various technologies, and helps to push at least 1 percent of Thailand to compete in the international market.
Don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone because there are many opportunities waiting for you ahead.
Current fellows and alumni of the ASEAN1967 Fellowship and REMT
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Word-for-word excerpts from feedback forms and reflections by ASEAN1967 Fellowship and Global Venture Sprint participants. Names are withheld.
“appreciate what you did, time is one thing you sacrificed, but compared to the willingness of a person dedicated to build and execute this program, you're one in a million.”
“Talking to real SMEs allowed me to see a picture far beyond economic theories in a classroom… because you understand the problems from the grassroots level, rather than just looking down from an ivory tower.”
“This program is really a great step up for future career and also a place we can get as much as we learn.”
“Working in a team from more than 4 countries is the best experience that I can state.”
“all of what Kasper said at the end of the meeting is a valuable lesson that will not only work now, but for my professional career ahead.”
“I strengthened my leadership and entrepreneurial skills, particularly in navigating a foreign context like Thailand and working within a new industry such as pet technology (pettech)… It pushed me to think beyond execution and consider the bigger picture.”
“Learned that having a global entrepreneurial mindset doesn't mean you have to go to Silicon Valley. It can start right here in ASEAN.”
