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SME Innovation Challenge 2015 #3 - Humble Beginnings & The Alphabet Press

Amos Chong Kai Seng, Humble Beginnings

21-Oct-15 10:00

SME Innovation Challenge 2015 #3 - Humble Beginnings & The Alphabet Press

Targeted at young SME entrepreneurs, Alliance Bank BizSmart SME Challenge is back for the third year with prizes worth up to RM1 million. We will be catching up with the 20 finalists who made it into the challenge. This week we welcome the fifth and sixth finalist, Humble Beginnings and The Alphabet Press.


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