About Biotech Connection Singapore (BCS)
We are a non-profit organisation that serves as a platform to foster interactions between academia, industry and businesses in the biotech/medtech/healthcare space in Singapore. Our mission is to connect innovators and foster the growth of Singapore’s biotech ecosystem, by assembling the expertise of key stakeholders and helping innovators to access the support and network they need. Join as a member here to be part of our growing community!
SUPPORTING ORGANISATION
LUX Photonics Consortium is an initiative by Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and National University of Singapore (NUS); and is supported by the National Research Foundation, Prime Minister’s Office, Singapore. Our Vision is to serve as a catalyst and a networking platform to translate cutting-edge research in photonics into diverse applications underpinned by the value chain created.
http://www.luxphotonicsconsortium-sg.org/
CanCham Singapore is a highly networked international business association with membership nearing 300 members. The Chamber supports Canadian businesses investing in both Singapore and ASEAN as well as Singaporean companies looking to invest in Canada.
https://www.cancham.org.sg/
The SCLAA is Australia’s largest association for Supply Chain and Logistics professionals and practitioners and directly runs the most supply chain and logistics events across Australia. Additionally, the SCLAA co-organises joint events with other respected Industry Partners and supports selected Industry Conferences. SCLAA Members attend industry speaking events, networking events and site visits as well as the prestigious annual Australian Supply Chain & Logistics Awards (ASCLA).
https://sclaa.com.au/
TEEAM is a representative body of the electrical and electronics (E&E) industries in Malaysia which aims to work closely with all government departments, statutory bodies and the private sector to ensure and promote orderly growth and development of the E&E industries. TEEAM participates actively in national development through assisting the Government to shape policies and regulations that affect the E&E industry.
https://www.teeam.org.my/
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SETA, the organisation that promotes friendship and co-operation among the 90 members of the electrical and electronics trade and practices. The COVID-19 situation has brought tremendous disruption and at the same time, the opportunities and avenues. SETA’s trade and practice are to empower digitization for many and its own industries.
http://seta.org.sg/
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The Singaporean-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (SGC) has 140 offices in 92 countries with a membership of close to 550 representatives from a variety of industries from Germany and Singapore. The SGC is a valuable, well-established networking platform and closely connected with authorities in Singapore and Germany.
https://www.sgc.org.sg/
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Cambodia Business Association-CBA was established in 2011. Its head office is in Phnom Penh city, Cambodia. Increasing trade activities are the main factors for poverty reduction and reflect to the growth of job opportunities therefore, the association is initiated to develop and build trade networks with regional and international trade development partners. With a strong commitment to promote Cambodian trade and investment sector, The CBA highly support businessmen, entrepreneurs and producers to access and enlarge their market share to regional and global level. To support the above goals, we play to improve the capacity building through working close to main international trade development partners to provide training program, building trade network and sharing trade and market information.
https://thecba.org/
China Electronics Chamber of Commerce (CECC), founded in 1988, is one of the largest industry associations of electronic information in China with 21 local branches, 30 professional committees and 6 industry alliances, serving more than 10,000 member companies. CECC also maintains close relations with worldwide electronic associations. Find more
http://www.cecc.org.cn/english/
The Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines Foundation, Inc. (SEIPI) is the leading organization of multinational and Filipino-owned semiconductor and electronics companies in the Philippines including manufacturing firms, allied and support industries, and the academe. SEIPI aims to make the Philippines a globally competitive business environment for semiconductor and electronics technologies.
http://www.seipi.org.ph/
Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA) is the largest and oldest Association serving the Electronic Hardware Industry since 1967. Our objective is to promote manufacturing and business expansion in the Electronic System Design & Manufacturing (ESDM) sector. ELCINA has been serving manufacturers across the electronics value chain from raw materials to finished products and has been an inseparable part of the journey of electronics manufacturing in India since inception.
http://www.elcina.com/
Small and Medium Enterprises Association (SAMENTA) Malaysia was registered on 12 November 1986 and hereinafter known as SAMENTA in the market. Objectives is to assist, promote and develop SMEs across Malaysia. Mission is to provide an Integrated & Unique platform for Business & Entrepreneurial Development.
https://samenta.org.my/
Thai Automation & Robotics Association (TARA)’s members consist of Thai companies and invited professionals who specializes in automation and robotic systems. The objectives of the association are a) being a center in automation and robotics for Buyers and sellers as well as a center for business cooperation among members and professionals in all related fields; b) to create cooperation among members, public, private, and government entities both domestically and internationally with mutual objectives to develop business cooperation; and c) to promote technology development including but not limited to research, innovations, seminars, training and consulting to further the adoption of automation and robotics.
http://www.thaitara.org/TH/home.html
Myanmar Engineering Societies [MES] was officially formed on 23th Dec, 1995 and formally inaugurated on 7th Feb, 1996. It then restructured as Federation of Myanmar Engineering Societies on 19th January, 2019. Now, we have over 65,000 members and 340 corporate members with 27 chapters at all state and regions of the country, and 5 association under the umbrella of Fed. MES. We are organizing seminars workshops and we support in exhibitions locally and internationally for the benefits of our members as well as partners. Read more at
https://www.mes.org.mm/
SME Chamber of India, a premier national Chamber has been working for the development of SMEs from manufacturing, service sectors and allied industrial / business sectors for the last 27 years. The Chamber integrates SMEs, large corporates, MNCs, banks, investors, policy makers, Young & Women entrepreneurs and Start–Ups to establish and enhance contacts for better business growth and expansion.
https://www.smechamberofindia.com/
APTIKNAS (Asosiasi Pengusaha Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi Nasional) Indonesian ICT Businessman Association, which has 29 Regional Advisory Council, with a distribution network of 2000 stores throughout Indonesia. APTIKNAS is the transformation of APKOMINDO (the former) and now become as new broadened and wider organisation. APKOMINDO is 28 years old organization with extensive experiences in the field of ICT and very much well known in Indonesia while APTIKNAS has just been declared in Jakarta on February 24th 2017. We optimistic this organization will become much bigger, stronger and able to contribute to economic growth in Indonesia, especially with the trend of smart city, IoT and digital economy. Our members profile from Principal, distributor, dealer, system integrator, software developer, and ICT consultants. We have 3 main focuses in 2020 : (1) Smart City and Industry 4.0 , (2) Marketplace and (3) Digital Talents. See the detail in
http://www.aptiknas.id/
National Chamber of Commerce and Industry Brunei Darussalam (NCCIBD) is one of the Business Chamber in Brunei Darussalam and formed on 30th April 1985. NCCIBD is an official business chamber representative in signing and engaging with any international business chambers and associations.
It is a cooperation and combination between two Business Chamber in Brunei Darussalam; The Brunei Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DPPMB) and Chinese Chamber of Commerce Bandar Seri Begawan (CCCBSB).
NCCIBD also acts as a focal point for International Business to collaborate and disseminate business opportunities to members.
http://www.dppmbrunei.org/
It is a cooperation and combination between two Business Chamber in Brunei Darussalam; The Brunei Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DPPMB) and Chinese Chamber of Commerce Bandar Seri Begawan (CCCBSB).
NCCIBD also acts as a focal point for International Business to collaborate and disseminate business opportunities to members.
Established since 1973, Singapore Logistics Association (SLA) envisions representing Singapore logistics with a mission to promote professionalism and excellence of the logistics industry.
As a trade association and strong fraternity advocate, its membership of about 600 business entities offers a diverse scope of logistics and logistics ancillary support services.
SLA fulfills its objects in close collaboration and engagement with logistics companies, academia, trade associations, business partners, government agencies, international organisations and professionals.
SLA contributes to logistics capability building through its training arm, The Logistics Academy, a registered Private Education Institute that offers quality training and lifelong learning for the logistics workforce.
https://www.sla.org.sg/hive/sla
As a trade association and strong fraternity advocate, its membership of about 600 business entities offers a diverse scope of logistics and logistics ancillary support services.
SLA fulfills its objects in close collaboration and engagement with logistics companies, academia, trade associations, business partners, government agencies, international organisations and professionals.
SLA contributes to logistics capability building through its training arm, The Logistics Academy, a registered Private Education Institute that offers quality training and lifelong learning for the logistics workforce.
Vietnam Electronic Industries Association (VEIA) was established in June 2000 by a group of electronic manufacturers to meet the growing demand of industrial activities and promote the cooperation and the development of electronic industry in Vietnam. VEIA is a voluntary, non-profit and non-government nationwide organization. VEIA serves the interests of Vietnam electronic industry by representing domestic companies in working on the challenges and issues it faces. Recognizing the importance of the electronic industry in the national economy, the VEIA aims to help the electronic industry in Vietnam remain on a competitive edge through various local and international activities. VEIA also provides the confidence communications between the industry, its customers and the government.
MISSION of VEIA
To promote cooperation among different sectors in the local electronic industry,
To provide consultation and services for its member companies,
To engage in international negotiations on behalf of the local industry,
To create better communications among its member companies and with other industry associations,
To provide suggestions to the government on industrial policies.
http://www.veia.org.vn/default.asp?xt=xt57&page=content&linkID=203&menu=2
MISSION of VEIA
To promote cooperation among different sectors in the local electronic industry,
To provide consultation and services for its member companies,
To engage in international negotiations on behalf of the local industry,
To create better communications among its member companies and with other industry associations,
To provide suggestions to the government on industrial policies.
SME Association of Malaysia (SME Malaysia) was inaugurated on July 13, 1995 as SMI Association of Malaysia at a time when manufacturing sector was still the dominant economic driver of Malaysia. In recognition of the growing importance of service and agricultural industries, the membership was opened to service and agricultural sectors later with a corresponding name change to SME Association of Malaysia.
Since its inauguration, SME Malaysia has organized numerous international conferences, seminars and exhibitions for the benefits of SMEs. SME Malaysia’s annual award series, the Platinum Business Awards (PBA), has the main purpose to inspire, nudge and spur SMEs to scale greater height.
SME Malaysia is also actively engaging with various Ministries and government agencies to promote interests of SMEs through participating in dialogues and policy making meetings.
https://smemalaysia.org/
Since its inauguration, SME Malaysia has organized numerous international conferences, seminars and exhibitions for the benefits of SMEs. SME Malaysia’s annual award series, the Platinum Business Awards (PBA), has the main purpose to inspire, nudge and spur SMEs to scale greater height.
SME Malaysia is also actively engaging with various Ministries and government agencies to promote interests of SMEs through participating in dialogues and policy making meetings.
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Est since 1967, SFMA has championed many industry initiatives that are aligned to the Food Manufacturing Industry Transformation Map to help food manufacturers innovate, and internationalize which in turn, created many good jobs for Singaporeans in the food manufacturing sector. Many new local and overseas channels are also opened for business growth.
https://www.sfma.org.sg/
"Malaysian Autonomous Intelligence and Robotics Association (MyAIRA) provides an international platform, based in Malaysia, to promote AI and Robotics through providing a collective platform for expressing common industry concerns and R&D in Robotics, Drones, Artificial and Autonomous Intelligence and all forms of robots"
https://myaira.org/
SME SABAH assists SMEs in enhancing operational efficiency and fostering professionalism at national and international levels, including the creation of new markets. SME SABAH also strengthens economic ties between SMEs as well as provide opportunities for growth in the SME sector. ITAP 2020 is an opportunity that can help SMEs.
https://www.facebook.com/smesabah/
The Machinery & Engineering Industries Federation (MEIF) was established to coordinate, promote and spearhead the progressive development of Malaysia’s machinery and engineering supporting industries to boost domestic consumption and become integrated into the global value chain. With 8 associations under MEIF’s coordination representing various industries, MEIF has been actively engaging with industry and government as is one of its focal objectives in advocating policy, formulating strategies, incentives and strategic programme recommendations. It also acts as the collective and cohesive voice of the machinery and engineering supporting industries in Malaysia in facilitating international promotional activities for its members.
http://www.meif.org.my/about-us.html
MyAI.R aims to represent the interests of Malaysia’s technology industry. We serve a diverse range of roles by providing hands-on support to companies, nurturing industry professionals and building a strong infrastructure. We aim to consolidate our position as a leading organization dedicated to assisting SMEs in gaining foreign market entry.
https://myaira.org/
With the aim of innovative growth of digital-based industries, the Korea Industry Intelligentization Association creates an industrial intelligent ecosystem for industrial digital transformation and continues to serve as a priming water for cooperation between all industry-related demand and supply companies as well as manufacturing industries.
https://www.koita.or.kr/english/main/main.aspx
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Myanmar Computer Federation (MCF) was established as a NGO in 1998. Its Vision is “Digital Transformation for Development (D4D)” and Mission is “To be Catalyst for Socio-economic Development through enabling digital transformation for the multiple sectors of the economy. MCF strategic plan has four main strategic pillars: e-government, Myanmar 4.0, National Export Strategy and Standardization.
https://www.mcf.org.mm/
