Endeavor

11 G U N D E R S O N D E T T M E R S I N G A P O R E L L P JONATHAN PENTZIEN Jon is a corporate partner in Gunderson Dettmer Singapore. He represents global emerging growth technology companies throughout their lifecycles, and the venture capital and growth equity funds that invest in those companies. Jon has provided counsel on numerous private and public cross-border transactions in India, Singapore, broader SE Asia, China, England and the United States, including private securities offerings, acquisition finance transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and U.S.-listed initial public offerings of foreign private issuers (FPIs) and domestic issuers. I N S I G N I A V E N T U R E S P A R T N E R S YINGLAN TAN Tan Yinglan is the CEO and Founding Managing Partner at Insignia Ventures Partners. Prior to this, he was Venture Partner at Sequoia Capital where he was the first hire in Southeast Asia. Yinglan sourced multiple investment opportunities for Sequoia including Tokopedia, Go-jek, Carousell, Appier (where he represented Sequoia on the board), Dailyhotel (where he represented Sequoia on the board), Pinkoi and 99.co. Yinglan was honoured as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2012. Yinglan is the author of 3 books: The Way Of the VC: Having Top Venture Capitalists On Your Board; Chinnovation - How Chinese Innovators are Changing the World; and New Venture Creation: Entrepreneurship for the 21st Century - An Asian Perspective. J C B N E X T CINDY KO Cindy has dedicated her career to entrepreneurship in emerging markets. She serves as an independent, non-executive director at JcbNext, and served as Venture Partner for Quona Capital, a VC fund focused on financial inclusion. She also sits on the investment committee for Patamar Capital's Investing in Women Fund. Prior to her roles in investing, Cindy was in charge of international expansion at Endeavor, establishing Endeavor's first offices in Asia, Middle East and Africa. Cindy started her career in investment banking and went on to work in microfinance in Kosovo. I F C V E N T U R E C A P I TA L STEPHANIE LAYDIER Stephanie is a Principal Investment Officer at the IFC, where she focuses on early stage/growth investments and debt financing for Fintech companies globally. Stephanie joined IFC in 2006 as an Investment Officer and has over 15 years' experience in the infrastructures and TMT sectors in Africa, Asia, Middle East and Latin America. Before joining IFC, Stephanie worked with Proparco, the French Investment Corporation, on debt and equity transactions in the telecoms, power, transport and water sector in Africa and East Asia. Stephanie has a Master degree in Economics and a Master degree in Finance from the Centre for Studies and Research in International Development (CERDI) in France.

• Cover