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Job Locator for Seniors and Locals [Funding available]

Tue - 10 Aug

While it seems that the seniors [50-75+] have been left out of the rapid move toward the mobile workforce, there is a need for this service to get more seniors productive and keep dementia away. Key indicators show the following challenges a service will face, in matching and response:

Location within the residents' walking or short bus ride [max 30mins]
Convenience of communication between offer and acceptance of the job
Type of work should be suited to physical restrictions like handling of chemicals
Timings which are flexi seem to get better responses
Piecemeal or regular part time jobs are preferred
Perks work

Ref: CCGO101218-1

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Funding Required for Hollywood Movie by Singapore SME

Tue - 10 Aug

JC Culture, a 5-year-old Animation Studio in Singapore with extended operations in Germany and Shanghai, has a signed contract to co-produce a Jeff Bridges movie.

JC Culture seeks USD150k for distribution rights in Asia. The full length movie is slated for completion by March 2011. This is expected to be the first of several movies from Hollywood in the works.

Ref: CCGO101008-1

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Affiliates' Corner @ SMU

By Felix Lee

The air was filled with anticipation when the buzz of the microphone came to life. SMU's own incubator was hosting their Affiliates' Corner event at Victoria Street, and the coffee machine was whining non-stop. Mentors as well as industry figures were invited to take a peek at the plans in place for enterprising students, who were in turn reminded with an update of the grant schemes available by an iDA spokesperson. Spring's new business support managers Chong Hui Wen and Lin Zhixun were in hand to lend credence to the flock. I was told this was to be a regular happening, not to be confused with the Entrepreneurs Corner @ SMU [tagged as: "A watering hole for Entrepreneurs, Innovators, Investors, Business Mentors and Industry Partners"], which led me to believe I had come to the wrong event, and it was going to be a dry night :)

Give me a Minute with Sarah Lacy

By Felix Lee

Singapore has been on the forefront of a large public relations campaign to promote its technological prowess, having been given the mandate to add excitement and EQuality to its often-posed stuffy image, enhanced by a lacklustre skyline not often worthy of a holiday snapshot. So it comes as no surprise that a major revamp came due, from the top.

F1 night race through the city; the clockwise movement of the Flyer; ascension of Marina Bay Sands casino, Genting’s Universal Studios at Sentosa, Garden Festival, are a start to the plethora of initiatives targeted at impressing MICE and the new talent drive to raise the republic’s profile as a key bridge between West and the new East.

Imagine my surprise when a familiar firebrand in the persona of TechCrunch’s own Sarah Lacy was heading down to the little red dot of Singapore, on the pretext of launching her new book. I signed up.