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Stephanie Frances Augustin

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About
Stephanie has 10 years of business writing, with one foot in journalism and the other in public relations.
Languages
English Malay
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B2B Content Copywriting Corporate Finance E-Commerce Energy Fintech Investing & Markets Personal Finance Public Relations Startups Whitepapers
  • Work samples
    83
  • Completed briefs
    106
  • Acceptable rate for a 500-word story
    US$100 - US$300

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TechNode Global (July 2021-March 2022)

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Clearer laws, better funding: A startup wishlist for Philippine regulators

TechNode Global’s series on the Philippines delves into why Filipino startups are attracting venture capital (VC) money in droves. In this fourth and final part, TechNode Global recaps recent government initiatives to spur the Philippine startup ecosystem, and get Philippine founders’ regulatory wishlists.

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Finding a niche in the Philippines' Iron Triangle

In this third part, we explore how much Covid-accelerated digitization boosted the country’s ‘Iron Triangle’ – e-commerce, logistics, and fintech – startups, and how the startup Davids are battling the Goliath super apps to carve out their own niches.

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Striking while the iron is hot: The Philippine venture scene is heating up and getting hotter

TechNode Global’s series on the Philippines will delve into why Filipino entrepreneurs and founders are attracting venture capital (VC) money in droves. In this second part, we explore the rise in Series B (and now, C) fundraising rounds out of the Philippines in 2021, and what it signals for the startup ecosystem as a whole. Seven founders share how much the Philippine venture ecosystem has changed and what needs to be done to keep it growing.

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Omise targets to triple transactional processing volume in Malaysia as it launches operations in the country

Businesses operating online in Malaysia now have access to the full strength of Omise’s modern payment gateway to accept payments securely, manage transactions, send payouts, and expand operations regionally to capture more sales and grow revenue. Meanwhile, businesses using Omise in Thailand, Japan, and Singapore can seamlessly expand their business and operations into Malaysia.

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Philippines: Southeast Asia's next big breakout market? - TechNode Global

TechNode Global’s series on the Philippines will delve into why now, after years of depending on income from remittances, Filipino entrepreneurs and founders are attracting venture capital (VC) money in droves. In this first part, we briefly explain the key growth drivers and opportunities awaiting VCs in the country, while laying the groundwork for future articles which will feature the perspectives of founders and ecosystem enablers.

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Snaphunt envisions a future with a global talent pool, fully-automated recruitment [Q&A with Tulika Tripathi] - TechNode Global

Wherever possible, more people are now looking for technology to help them with outcomes as compared to before the pandemic. As a result, we’re seeing international barriers to talent break down, whether for remote work, to globalize, or open new sales channels. Companies will continue to employ a more international workforce than they did before.

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Southeast Asia’s top 50 rising women in tech 2021 [Updated] - TechNode Global

More and more venture capital (VC) firms and angel investors are wising up to the opportunity in investing in the region’s female founders. Despite the largely virtual deal-making environment over the past year due to COVID, women-led startups have secured multimillion-dollar rounds across a multitude of sectors.