SpaceX has gained worldwide attention for a series of historic milestones. It is the only private company capable of returning a spacecraft from low Earth orbit, which it first accomplished in 2010. The company made history again as it launched the first commercial spacecraft to deliver cargo in 2012 , achieved the historic first reflight of an orbital class rocket in 2017, and the launch of the world’s most powerful operational rocket in 2018.

Gojek is an Indonesia-headquartered technology company that provides an extensive range of on-demand services such as ride-hailing, food delivery, logistics, mobile payments, and more.

Founded in 2010, Gojek started as a motorcycle ride-hailing service and is now a Southeast Asian household brand synonymous with efficient, ease-of-life daily services with the touch of a button. Gojek has established itself as a leading technology platform in Southeast Asia, serving over 200 million users across Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, and other countries.

In addition to its core services, Gojek leads several initiatives to support the development of Southeast Asia’s technology ecosystem as a whole, including Gojek Xcelerate, a startup accelerator program, and Gojek Tech, a tech innovation center.

• 2010: Founded in Jakarta, Indonesia, initially as a motorcycle ride-hailing service.
• 2014: Launched its first mobile app for Android and iOS devices, allowing customers to book motorcycle rides, taxis, and couriers.
• 2015: Launched GoFood service, providing on-demand food delivery from restaurants in Jakarta.
• 2017: Gojek raised $1.2 billion in funding from investors, including Tencent, Warburg Pincus, and Sequoia Capital.
• 2018: Launched its GoPay mobile payments service, enabling users to pay for services within the Gojek app and other merchants.
• 2020: Launched its services in Vietnam and Thailand, expanding its reach to five Southeast Asian countries.
• 2021: Merged with Tokopedia, an Indonesian e-commerce platform, to form GoTo Group, valued at over $18 billion.

Gojek has established itself as a marquee technology company in Southeast Asia, one of the fastest-growing regions in the world. With a large and growing user base, the company has the potential to continue expanding its services and capturing a larger share of the market.

While ride sharing is competitive within the region, with many incumbents, Gojek has built its platform with service diversification from the very beginning, offering a wide range of services that cater to different needs, including ride-hailing, food delivery, and mobile payments. This has allowed it to mitigate the risks that have befallen many other incumbents in the region, while also allowing the company to tap into different markets and countries in the region where most appropriate.

Gojek has also demonstrated an unwavering commitment to innovation and improving its services. It has also served as a leader and bellwether in the region, creating programs and initiatives that will aim to make Southeast Asian technology companies more competitive regionally and globally.

Designed by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, Alberni is fully shaped by its environment. The 43-storey tower is carved by two emphatic scoops that form deep balconies furnished in wood. In both instances, the carvings create semi-enclosures that strengthen their relations to the street and to the views, connecting to its urban and geographic context while optimizing neighbouring views past the project.

Because of the way the otherwise orthogonal tower is carved, its silhouette constantly changes, creating illusionary profiles of arching cantilevers. The reality is far more structured as the carved deductions are diagonally symmetrical, the lower portion helping to counterbalance the hanging volume above.

Under the arching structures, an extensive moss garden defines the entrance and flows upwards to the swimming pool above. In keeping with Japanese spatial traditions, the emphasis is on the atmosphere rather than the object: without drawing attention to a particular point laden with meaning, the void elicits a serene visceral experience that can be shared by all.

Kengo Kuma's work has always looked to promote and preserve Japanese architectural traditions, which have influenced architects and designers around the world. Though grounded in tradition, Kuma’s innovative and sustainable designs have not been dogmatic in approach; Kuma blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with the latest in modern design, materials and technology. He has received numerous awards for his work, including the 2020 Praemium Imperiale, one of the most prestigious international awards for the arts.

Kuma's approach to architecture emphasizes the use of natural materials and light, creating spaces that are both visually stunning and environmentally conscious. He has designed many notable buildings, such as the Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center in Tokyo, the V&A Dundee in Scotland, and the National Stadium for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. This is Kuma’s first design to grace Vancouver’s visually iconic skyline.

Kuma has written several books on architecture and teaches at the University of Tokyo and other institutions, continuing to pass on his knowledge and expertise to the next generation of architects.

HelloToby is a HK-based community driven marketplace for services, connecting people who need help at home or in office, to people who are willing and able to help.

Founded in 2011, G Squared is aligned to a fundamental shift – venture-backed companies stay private longer. As a result, private companies need both primary capital to continue their growth trajectory and transitional capital to provide liquidity to early investors, current and former employees, and other sellers. Positioned at the crux of this liquidity access challenge, G Squared partners with portfolio companies throughout their lifecycle using a fundamentally different approach than traditional VCs.

Led by Steve Jurvestson, Future Ventures focuses on disruptive technology such as commercial space exploration, deep learning, quantum computing, robotics, AI, blockchain, sustainable transportation, synthetic biology and clean meat. In particular, the fund focuses on seed and early-stage investments in trailblazing, purpose-driven entrepreneurs with unique ideas that have the potential to reinvent entire industries.

Fresco Capital is an early stage venture fund investing at the intersection of people and technology. The team focuses on seed and early stage investment to create maximum impact for their portfolio companies, investors, and partners. The team fully believes that this intersection of social change and technology waves creates investment opportunities for scalable system innovation.

Eminence Ventures is a venture capital firm focusing on China’s early-stage enterprise software and cloud computing (enterprise cloud) investments. The fund is a long-term investor betting on exceptional entrepreneurs who are on a mission to disrupt how their industries work or to enable enterprises or their employees to win through products and technologies powered by AI, Big Data, Cloud, IoT, etc.

The second Shangri-La in Canada and one of the most successful hotels in Toronto, the Shangri-La Toronto is comprised of 202 hotel rooms and 395 residential homes.

On the border between the entertainment and financial districts, the homes and hotel suites at the Shangri-La Toronto offer residents and guests the convenience and vibrancy of urban living within 5-star luxury accommodations. Having been recognized as the top Urban Hotel in the world, the project offers owners and hotel guests a host of amenities including a pool, fitness centre, function spaces, wellness spa and specialty restaurants.

Public art by international renowned artist Zhang Huan, Rising, marks the front entrance of the hotel, unifying the ground plane, podium and upper floors of the building in a visually stunning sculpture that extends skywards from the streetscape, creating an artistic moment for the city of Toronto.

Built in 2009 in the heart of Canada’s premiere wine growing region, Watermark Beach Resort is situated in front of 1,000 feet of sandy beach, along the quiet shores of Osoyoos Lake. TripAdvisor awarded Watermark Beach Resort with a 2015 Certificate of Excellence. The four-storey, 153-suite property consists of a main building and 30 beachfront town villas. Resort amenities include salt-water pool, outdoor hot tubs, steam rooms, waterslide, spa, yoga/Pilates studio, water sport rentals, and almost 3,000 square feet of event space, which can accommodate up to 200 people.

Utility ROV Services is an independent Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) service provider based in Fife, Scotland, that specializes in offshore renewables, interconnector, oil & gas, and decommissioning industries. The company designs, builds, and operates its bespoke UTROV® systems and tooling, improving efficiency by controlling its suite of tools directly. UTROV®  offers a niche, cost-efficient service to the offshore market.

Utility ROV have a dedicated team of enthusiastic staff, who have developed this intelligent multi-functional subsea platform. The basic principle of the UTROV® is to perform multiple subsea tasks from a single power unit, through the use of interchangeable tooling. Their robust diver-less system provides a safe alternative option to the current practices in underwater support.

UTROV® was formed in November 2013 by Patrick Crawford to capitalize on a specialist ROV and tooling spread previously developed to carry out salvage operations.

Patrick has been involved in offshore operations in some capacity since he was born, having completed his apprenticeship in the family salvage business. He has also worked in the oil and gas industry, project managing the design and manufacture of deep-water well intervention systems for clients like Helix Well Ops, BP, and Expro. Patrick is an innovative and enthusiastic leader who understands the industry's deep requirements for safety, efficiency, and most importantly for success, the need for innovation.

KaiLong is one of the region’s leading real estate investment management companies.

Voted by Fast Company as one of the top 50 Most Innovative Global Companies, Generator is Europe’s fastest growing hostel brand located in the most central locations across Europe, including Dublin, London, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Berlin, Venice, Barcelona, Paris, Amsterdam, Stockholm and Rome. Pioneers of affordable luxury and masters of the social experience, all properties include a range of room types from shared to private bedrooms, chill-out areas, bars, cafes and a variety of spaces available for private hire – from street facing or basement exhibition spaces to penthouse suites and roof tops.

Cresco Capital Group is an integrated real estate investment and development business, with offices in Germany, England, Luxembourg and Isle of Man.

Established in 1981, CVC is a world leader in private equity and credit with $82.4 billion of assets under management, $134.5 billion of funds committed and a global network of 23 local offices.

FiscalNote is a technology and media company that provides information services and software that connects the world to their governments. As the premier hub of domestic and global government information, FiscalNote’s comprehensive suite of software solutions offers customers and readers policy data, news, analysis and award-winning journalism.

Genesis is a leading content provider in the online gaming industry with more than 10 years of experience in providing over 200 engaging gaming titles. Genesis aims to lead the gaming landscape with innovative and market differentiating games which keep players highly entertained and captivated. All of Genesis products have been developed on a powerful backend platform (IntelliGen) which ensures a seamless player experience and a stable and secure integration.

Geoswift is an innovative payment technology company at the frontier of connecting payments in and out of China. Geoswift provides clients with customized one-stop cross-border payment solutions to and from China, and is relied upon by the world’s leading e-Commerce companies, educational institutions and the largest brands in the travel industry to grow their businesses.

Founded in 1992, Grand Frais / Prosol is a fresh food retail brand with a portfolio of 220 human-size stores in March 2019 (1,000 sqm, mainly present in suburban areas), encompassing 5 universes: Fruits & Vegetables, Fish, Dairy, Butchery and Grocery. Grand Frais was the first player in France to address the growing consumers’ demand for fresh, healthy quality products at an affordable price and today enjoys an unparalleled brand recognition.

HarbourVest is an independent, global private markets investment specialist with over 35 years of experience and more than $68 billion in assets under management, as of December 31, 2019. The Firm’s powerful global platform offers clients investment opportunities through primary fund investments, secondary investments, and direct co-investments in commingled funds or separately managed accounts.

Based in London, Paris and Luxembourg, FAPI manages €2.8 billion of capital focused on investing in lower middle-market companies in Western Europe. The fund’s primarily focus is on either 'domestic franchises' - high-quality businesses with significant under-penetration in their local jurisdictions - or 'export champions' - businesses with strong local market positions but with offerings that can be internationalised.

Canalyst is the leading independent provider of fundamental models to institutional investors. The Canalyst solution enables investors to implement new efficiency tools into their workflow and uncover more, higher-conviction investment opportunities by quickly ramping up and expanding coverage based on the robustness and breadth of our platform.

• Acquired by Chicago-based Tegus in 2022.

D-Wave is the leader in the development and delivery of quantum computing systems and software, and the world’s only commercial supplier of quantum computers. D-Wave’s systems are used by major corporations, universities and government agencies such as Lockheed Martin, Google, NASA, USRA, the University of Southern California, and Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Developed by Ximeng Land (s) Pte Ltd, Pearl Island is an island spanning 19,150.9 square metres located on Sentosa Island itself. Sentosa is a resort island just 10 minutes from the new financial hub of Singapore and Asia. And Sentosa Cove is a special enclave on Sentosa Island where the lure of the sea and the charm of island living is celebrated and magnified. Here you will find 19 exclusive bungalows each envisaged to be an island unto itself, sitting on a shallow reflective pool, with a folded roof form that signifies boulders resting in a waterscape.