Legal firm aims to help startup ecosystem grow


(From left) Office Parrots Sdn Bhd founder Mei Chel Tan, Chooi & Company advocate and solicitor Tiu Gi Gyn, Malaysian Global Innovation and Creativity Centre Social Entrepreneurship portfolio manager (ventures) April Khor and Chooi & Company partner Raphael Tay at the event on Thursday.

KUALA LUMPUR: Among the sea of impeccable blazers, cuffed shirts and smart office dresses, there were also t-shirts, jeans and folded-up sleeves.

It was a diverse crowd of lawyers and young entrepreneurs, which gathered at a Bangsar legal firm in the very first networking event between the legal profession and startups.

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