Building $1B in Revenue with Peng T. Ong CTO & Co-founder of Match.com

Today we have a conversation with Peng T. Ong, one of the most successful entrepreneurs to come out of Singapore. Peng is the founder and CEO of Interwoven, which went public on the NASDAQ. Prior to Interwoven, Peng was co-founder of Match.com which was acquired by IAC. After Interwoven, Peng founded Encentuate, the leader in the enterprise identity management. The three businesses he started now generate annual revenues that total more than $1 billion. Peng earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas and a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Illinois. Peng is also a passionate music lover and digital hifi fanatic. Lets listen into Peng Ong interviewed by our Singapore Chapter director earlier this year. Toptal is an amazing company. They've got over 2,500 developers and designers in their network. They've screened them extensively so that you get to work with only the top 3%. So basically you just let Toptal know what you're looking for, they understand your business and technical requirements and they search for the right person for the job. You don't have to do all the screening and interviews that you normally would and they make it really easy for you. You can even do part time hires that are a few hours a week or full time hires too. You can get an amazing no risk free trial for up to 2 weeksl Get started with Toptal by emailing Laura@startupgrind.com . the best part is that you can work with the developer or designer, and if you're not satisfied by the end of the trial, you don't pay anything. Toptal pays the talent. So to get started with this trial, email L a u r a @startupgrind.com

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Building $1B in Revenue with Peng T. Ong CTO & Co-founder of Match.com is an episode from Startup Grind by Derek Andersen.

This episode is 34:33 long.

This episode was published on Jun 1, 2016.

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