Among other honorees, Getgo cofounder Johnson Lim was acknowledged for his innovative car-sharing service
SINGAPORE: Forbes has unveiled its ninth edition of the prestigious “30 Under 30 Asia” list, celebrating young trailblazers from across the continent. This year, more than 10 Singaporeans have made it to the esteemed list, showcasing their innovative contributions across various industries.
In consumer technology, Getgo cofounder Johnson Lim was acknowledged for his innovative car-sharing service, developed during the pandemic with his friend Toh Ting Feng.The education sector saw recognition for Evan Heng, founder of Zenith Education Studio. Established in 2019, Zenith Education Studio aims to enhance primary school students’ proficiency in English, mathematics, and science, providing essential support for their academic growth.
NEU Battery Materials co-founders Bryan Oh and Kenneth Palmer were also listed on the index for their innovative recycling technology. Their company recycles production-grade lithium from waste batteries using a patented electrochemical redox targeting technology, contributing to sustainable energy solutions.
Salina Chai, co-founder of Margo & Smith, was honored for her company’s expertise in the maintenance and restoration of luxury leather goods, offering bespoke services to preserve high-end items.
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