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  • EP4-2 |Tired of Losing the Taylor Swift Ticket Battle? This Startup in Taiwan to Fight Scalpers

    EP4-2 |Tired of Losing the Taylor Swift Ticket Battle? This Startup in Taiwan to Fight Scalpers
    2026/09/08
    Tired of Losing the Taylor Swift Ticket Battle? This Canadian Founder Built a Startup in Taiwan to Fight ScalpersIn this episode, we sit down with LK Shelley, co-founder of ARMCo Lab and FanID, to explore how a frustrating concert-ticket experience led her to found a startup in Taiwan. After seeing firsthand the problems of ticket scalping, long entry queues, and the privacy concerns surrounding real-name ticketing, Shelley set out to create a different approach: a “one person, one face, one ticket” system designed to verify that someone is a real person without storing their facial data.But FanID is about more than concert tickets. Shelley sees digital identity becoming increasingly important as AI-generated content, bots, and AI agents make it harder to know whether a real person is behind an account.We also explore her journey as a Canadian entrepreneur building in Taiwan, why she chose Taiwan for her startup, what she has discovered about the local ecosystem, and what international founders should consider before deciding to build here.In this episode, you'll learn:How a concert ticketing problem inspired the creation of FanIDWhy ticket scalping and identity verification remain difficult problems to solveHow FanID approaches identity verification while protecting user privacyWhy proving you are a real human may become increasingly important in the AI eraWhy Shelley chose Taiwan as a place to build her startupWhat Taiwan offers foreign founders—and where there is still room to improveWhat international founders should know before building a startup in Taiwan搶不到泰勒絲門票憤而創業！加拿大創辦人在台打造防黃牛身分驗證新解方 ft. ARMCo Lab 與 FanID 共同創辦人 LK Shelley搶演唱會門票總是不敵黃牛機器人？實名制又引發個資外洩的隱私疑慮？本集節目邀請到 ARMCo Lab 與 FanID 共同創辦人 LK Shelley，暢談她因自身搶票挫折而在台灣創辦新創的精彩歷程。面對猖獗的黃牛轉售與冗長的驗票進場人流，Shelley 開發出「一人、一臉、一張票」的去中心化匿名驗證機制，在不儲存用戶臉部生物特徵的前提下，精準驗證真實人身。在生成式 AI、機器人與代理人氾濫的時代，這套機制更延伸為數位世界中辨識「真人身分」的信任基石。同時，身為加拿大創業家的她，也大方分享為何選擇落腳台灣、在地創業生態的觀察，以及給海外創辦人的關鍵建議。本集重點：源自搶票痛點的創業契機：親歷演唱會黃牛狂潮與實名制爭議，催生對公平票務系統的全新想像兼顧驗證與隱私防護：落實「一人一臉一票」原則，不存留原始臉部影像即可確認真實人類身分AI 時代下的數位身分信任戰：防範深偽與自動化帳號泛濫，真人驗證機制成為未來數位世界核心基石外籍創業者為何落腳台灣：剖析台灣在工程人才庫與硬體供應鏈的關鍵優勢，以及持續進化的環境空間國際創辦人實戰生存指引：跨國創業者進入台灣生態系前，必須審慎評估的市場規模與法規文化要素📍 About Host: Paolo Joseph LisingSenior Global Community Builder, Business Next Media Corp. 巨思媒體集團#GlobalFounders #TaiwanStartup #StartupEcosystem🌏 Helping foreign founders navigate Taiwan’s startup ecosystem by bringing together founders, investors, and innovators to share practical insights and support more global startups in Taiwan.🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paolojoseph/📚 Learn more about Taiwan’s startup ecosystem 👉🏼 https://meetstartup.pse.is/4jhd5u🚀 Stay connected with Taiwan–Silicon Valley innovation via the Startup Island TAIWAN Silicon Valley HubWebsite: https://sv.startupisland.tw/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-island-taiwan-sv/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Startup-Island-Taiwan-Silicon-Valley-Hub/61586221303202/ Powered by Firstory Hosting
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  • EP4-1 | From Scotland to Taiwan: Choosing the Co-Founder Who Can Make or Break Your Startup

    EP4-1 | From Scotland to Taiwan: Choosing the Co-Founder Who Can Make or Break Your Startup
    2026/08/31
    From Scotland to Taiwan: Choosing the Co-Founder Who Can Make or Break Your StartupIn this episode, we sit down with Rebecca (Ching Wen) Huang, founder of Founduz, to explore her journey from Taiwan to Scotland and back, and one of the most important decisions a founder can make: who to build a company with. Drawing from her experience as an international founder, her background in Global Mental Health, and her work building Founduz, Rebecca shares what she has learned about founder compatibility, relationships, community, and the challenges of building in a new ecosystem. We also explore what this means for international founders in Taiwan looking to find a local co-founder and build together across cultures.In this episode, you'll learn:Why co-founder dynamics are a top reason startups fail, and why values matter more than just complementary skillsHow emotional resilience and open communication help founders navigate disagreements, chaos, and stressThe importance of addressing uncomfortable topics early—such as equity split, financial runway, time commitment, and exit scenariosKey cultural differences between the Scottish ecosystem's focus on rapid global scaling and Taiwan's SME-to-international growth trajectoryActionable strategies for international and local founders to break out of their comfort zones, attend events, and build authentic networks in Taiwan從蘇格蘭到台灣：如何選擇決定創業成敗的共同創辦人？ ft. Founduz 創辦人 黃晴雯 Rebecca共同創辦人團隊的破裂，往往是新創公司失敗的前三大主因之一。本集節目邀請到 Founduz 創辦人 Rebecca，暢談她從台灣前往蘇格蘭再返鄉創業的跨國歷程，以及她如何將全球心理健康（Global Mental Health）專業背景融入創業思維。深入探討創業者在挑選事業夥伴時，如何跨越能力迷思，從溝通模式、情緒韌性到價值觀，精準建立穩固且健康的合夥關係。本集重點：能力互補更要價值對齊：挑選共同創辦人如同尋找人生伴侶，價值觀與願景契合度遠比技能清單更關鍵正視衝突與情緒韌性：在面對創業不確定性與壓力時，能否不帶個人情緒溝通歧見是團隊存續指標提早攤開敏感議題討論：股權分配、薪酬預期、承諾時間及退場機制，應在早期做好透明約定以防後患台灣與蘇格蘭創業生態差異：對比西方一開始鎖定規模化擴張思維，與台灣中小企業先穩固本地市場的策略路徑突破社交同溫層建立支持系統：透過社群活動與跨界交流，為跨國創業者打造專屬的人脈網絡與心理支持📍 About Host: Paolo Joseph LisingSenior Global Community Builder, Business Next Media Corp. 巨思媒體集團#GlobalFounders #TaiwanStartup #StartupEcosystem🌏 Helping foreign founders navigate Taiwan’s startup ecosystem by bringing together founders, investors, and innovators to share practical insights and support more global startups in Taiwan.🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paolojoseph/📚 Learn more about Taiwan’s startup ecosystem 👉🏼 https://meetstartup.pse.is/4jhd5u🚀 Stay connected with Taiwan–Silicon Valley innovation via the Startup Island TAIWAN Silicon Valley HubWebsite: https://sv.startupisland.tw/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-island-taiwan-sv/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Startup-Island-Taiwan-Silicon-Valley-Hub/61586221303202/ Powered by Firstory Hosting
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  • EP3-51 | Why Foreign Gen Z Founders are Looking at Taiwan

    EP3-51 | Why Foreign Gen Z Founders are Looking at Taiwan
    2026/08/24
    Why Foreign Gen Z Founders are Looking at Taiwan

    What makes a Gen Z founder skip the traditional career path and instead build a deep-tech startup? In this episode, we sit down with Chai Chang Yao, co-founder of Buildables, a Singapore startup developing AI-powered engineering models that help manufacturers inspect products, optimize R&D, and coordinate machines, humanoids, and workers from a single command center.

    Chai shares why he started Buildables at such a young age, why Taiwan caught his attention as a market for expansion, and what he learned after joining AI TAIWAN. If you're curious about Taiwan's manufacturing ecosystem, the next generation of startup founders, or what it takes to build a global deep-tech company from Singapore, this conversation is for you.

    In this episode, you'll learn:

    • What Buildables is building and how it is transforming manufacturing engineering
    • Why Chai chose the startup path at such a young age
    • Why Taiwan stood out as a place to expand and build partnerships
    • What he learned from AI TAIWAN and Taiwan's startup ecosystem
    • Advice for founders looking to take their startup beyond their home market

    是什麼原因讓一位 Z 世代創辦人跳脫傳統升遷管道，直接投入深科技的創業領域？本集節目邀請到新加坡新創公司 Buildables 的共同創辦人 Chai Chang Yao。他們專門研發製造工程專用的 AI 系統模型，協助產線進行智慧品管檢驗、加速研發時程，並透過單一控制中心串接傳統機台、人形機器人與第一線作業員。

    Chai 在節目中暢談年紀輕輕就創立 Buildables 的初衷、選擇臺灣作為海外拓展關鍵市場的原因，以及參與 AI TAIWAN 後的實際觀察。若想深入了解臺灣製造產業鏈的實力、新世代創業思維，或如何從新加坡打造放眼全球的深度科技企業，絕對不能錯過這集精采訪談。

    本集重點內容：

    • Buildables 的核心技術，以及團隊如何翻轉製造工程與產線運作
    • Chai 選擇此時投身創業的關鍵動機
    • 臺灣在市場拓展與供應鏈合作上吸引海外新創的優勢
    • 參與 AI TAIWAN 獲得的第一手產業洞察與在地生態圈觀察
    • 給予有意跨出本土市場、布局國際的新創創辦人的實務建議

    📍 About Host: Paolo Joseph Lising
    Senior Global Community Builder, Business Next Media Corp. 巨思媒體集團
    #GlobalFounders #TaiwanStartup #StartupEcosystem
    🌏 Helping foreign founders navigate Taiwan’s startup ecosystem by bringing together founders, investors, and innovators to share practical insights and support more global startups in Taiwan.
    🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paolojoseph/


    📚 Learn more about Taiwan’s startup ecosystem 👉🏼 https://meetstartup.pse.is/4jhd5u

    🚀 Stay connected with Taiwan–Silicon Valley innovation via the Startup Island TAIWAN Silicon Valley Hub
    Website: https://sv.startupisland.tw/
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-island-taiwan-sv/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Startup-Island-Taiwan-Silicon-Valley-Hub/61586221303202/



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