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By JOY LEE

Lennise Ng: “As B2B e-commerce gets adopted by more players across the chain, the MSMEs will gain the largest value with easier, faster and cheaper access to financial opportunities and new markets."

WITH businesses moving online in droves over the past year, Lennise Ng has been kept busy.

Dropee, the business-to-business (B2B) marketplace she co-founded in 2017, grew tremendously during the pandemic with increased demand for their services as suppliers and manufacturers reached out to new customers digitally amidst a difficult business environment.

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