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Why We Need Good Collaterals

Jeff Fan, Founder, Stive.Asia

27-Jan-22 11:00

 Why We Need Good Collaterals

Design tools can be complicated, and for some MSMEs and SMEs it might be a thorn in their side. But this shouldn't be a roadblock to getting your brand out there. Stive Asia was established in July 2020 by founder Jeff Fan and co-founder Shi Min. Stive, a portmanteau of simplified creative, is a homegrown platform that aims to make creativity easily connected and accessible by anyone, even without the knowledge of professional software. We talk about the idea, and the tech behind it.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury


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