SPARK Global Acceleration Program

Property Flow - Real estate Platform is happy to announce the integration of its rental properties with Facebook Marketplace as part of Facebook's upgraded home rentals experience in Thailand on 11 October 2018.

Real-estate professionals using the Property Flow platform can now opt in to automatically synchronize their property listing inventory with Marketplace. By exposing the property listings to Marketplace real estate agents are able to get additional exposure and branding as well as increased lead generation.

More information at www.property-flow.com

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Property Flow, previously known as FindYourSpace, one of the SPARKers of 2017, is a technology company focusing on digitizing and improving the workflow of real-estate professionals in the SEA region.

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Winner of SPARK Batch 2 OneChat got to visit DLD (Tel Aviv, Israel).

This is what he got from going on this trip."Israel is a wonderful and beautiful country. We got to tour Tel Aviv, visit the Old Cities of Jaffa and Jerusalem - and had very good experience with their cuisine. The team provided us with 5-star accommodation and took us to all the best places. We also got a chance to visit an exhibit at DLD - which connected us to the startup ecosystem there, and worldwide".

Check out our weekly videos of the program:

Week 12: https://youtu.be/mObz-_Z83vU
Week 13: https://youtu.be/me1fUZ5EsMk

SPARK 2: Week 13 Highlights

Check out the weekly highlights of Week 10:

SPARK 2: Week 10 Highlights

The videos is here of the weekly highlights....
SPARK2: Week 9 highlights!!

SPARK2: Week 9 Highlights

Throwback to SPARK2: Week 8 highlights!!

SPARK2: Week 8 Highlights

It is finally here, SPARK Batch 2: DEMO DAY Highlights!!!!
Check it out.......

SPARK Batch 2: Demo Day Highlights

Congratulations to OneChat.ai - แชทบอทอัฉริยะ เพิ่มยอดขาย for winning the SPARK Global Acceleration Program 2018.

Introducing the mentors for week 13:

1.Koichi Saito – Founder & General Partner of KK Fund

Koichi Saito is founder & General Partner of KK Fund, a venture capital fund investing in seed stage internet and mobile startups across South East Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan.Launched in 2015, KK Fund has made more than 10 investments including EventPop and Giztix across four themes: marketplace, fintech, logistics and media/entertainment.Koichi previously worked at IMJ Investment Partners as Director and responsible for IMJ’s investments throughout Southeast Asia. Prior to IMJ, Koichi worked at Private Equity Fund founded by George Soros, and was engaged in several corporate and hotel acquisitions.Koichi holds a Master of Business Administration degree from IE business school in Spain.

2.Eitan Lavie – Investor, Legal and Global Networks, Chairman of AGW Group

Eitan is an investor and shareholder in various companies and startups from the pre-seed to IPO with focusing on innovative technology. In addition to investment and consulting to these companies while they grow, he’s also utilizing his vast network to advance these companies and strengthen their core marketing and sales in different sectors, such as Technology, Manufacturing and Production, Defense, etc.Highly experienced in complicated ventures and investments, as entrepreneur, a lawyer or an investor both in Israel and overseas, mainly in the technology sector, mergers and acquisitions and joint ventures. As part of his international activity Eitan maintains a wide range of work relationships and cooperation with various organizations and companies worldwide. Within his scope of activities, Eitan established branches in New York, Paris, London, Tel-Aviv and Hong Kong.

3.Monthida McCoole – Investor

Monthida, a Thai national and long term Singapore resident, is actively involved in the startup accelerator space – first with JFDI.Asia and now with muru-D (wholly owned by Telstra). With her in-depth knowledge of startup accelerators and close-ties with the community, she has developed a solid network of the stakeholders in the ecosystem including entrepreneurs, investors, and government organizations. Monthida has invested in several early-stage digital companies in Southeast Asia including Silent Eight and Sonru. With her previous investment banking experience at JP Morgan, Monthida now works closely with entrepreneurs to advise on finance-related issues and to support their investor engagement.

4.Pachara Yongjiranon (Billy) –Managing Director, SpeakPro Training

I have experience in sales, recruitment and talent development. I have trained for many corporations but mainly financial services and technology. My passion is training people at all levels and I have coached top executives as well as operational staff.I have professional experience with both Thai and multinational organizations in the recruitment, training, and on-line marketing industries. My functions cover across recruitment, CSR projects, employee relations, organizational development, and speech coaching.

Week 12 has come to an end...

On Tuesday morning, the session was on fundraising and valuation. There were three mentors: Takashi Sano; Justin Nguyen and Jeffery Paine. Starting off with Takashi, he spoke about the essential of fund raising which are validation, milestone and governance. Furthermore, he talked about seed till exit phase.

Justin talked about 'crafting your pitch deck'. First of all, the criteria VCs think about when evaluating startups are team; market size; timing;competition and deal structure. So, startups should considered this when they pitch as it highlights what needs to be in the pitch deck and what should be taken out. Justin recommended the outline of the pitch deck to be highlight of the deal; opportunity; your solution; competition; team;financial plan; use of fund and summary.

Jeffery gave out tips which are know your strengths and weaknesses, know enough data points,startups are hard, founder's life is lonely, reach out and "brand together"(in your company and outside).

In the afternoon, startups got to meet with the mentors and have to talk about what they learned from the session and any questions they might want to asked the mentors. The session carries on to the next day as well.On Wednesday afternoon, startups get to meet with the coaches one last time before DEMO DAY.

On Thursday evening, startups get to go to Kaidee and pitch infront of Tiwa York. They all come recommendation what they should change for their pitch deck.