For the changemakers, thought-leaders, and creatives: Entrepreneur communities and groups in Singapore you need to check out

It can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack, but once you find an entrepreneur community in Singapore you resonate with, you know it’s where you need to be.

So you’ve thinking of joining an entrepreneur community. Now let’s talk about where you can find them in Singapore. It’s no secret that Singapore is one of the top locations for entrepreneurs and startups – some say it’s the Silicon Valley of the East. But where are they? We’ve made your search a little easier with our list of entrepreneur communities in Singapore.

Entrepreneur meetups in Singapore to find your community

1. Launchpad

A digital and IRL community group, Launchpad is all about companies as a force of good. The future of our economy and our world will be led by ethical businesses – whether it’s about people, the environment, or making a difference in the way we do everyday activities. It’s an all-inclusive group of entrepreneurs that believes in conscious business and doing the right thing. The best part? You don’t have to be a founder to join! Anyone who’s keen on levelling up their network or building a new support system is welcome.

Perks of being part of Launchpad include the close association the members have with the media platform Honeycombers (ok we are biassed!), plus you get weekly networking calls where you can meet other entrepreneurs. You’ll get access to Masterclasses, mentoring, a closed WhatsApp group and Facebook group, along with access to experts. You will be invited to regular “Ask Party” events, along with power hours that are deep dives on topics relevant to your industry. You also get featured in the Member Directory so that other members can find you and connect with you and your business. Plus, as a Launchpad member, you can get featured on Honeycombers.
Launchpad

2. Type-A Breakfast

For those of you who can’t get up early enough to be part of the 5am club, why not start with 7.30am? Join a group of entrepreneurs that aims to get a full day of work done in two uninterrupted hours. How, you ask? Type-A Breakfast (we can absolutely relate to the name) uses time management principles to improve productivity. A combination of the 80/20 rule, social influence, Parkinson’s Law, and peer pressure work to create this hyper-focused environment. Get everything you need to do settled and have more time for the fun things in your life.
Type-A Breakfast

3. Crib Society

This one’s for our fellow girl bosses. There is a slew of challenges that women entrepreneurs face such as lack of support, prevailing gender biases, and societal expectations. Crib is a social enterprise aimed at empowering and supporting women-led businesses to overcome these hurdles. Founded in 2014 by four entrepreneurs, they hope to aid other women in achieving personal fulfilment and work-life balance. When you join Crib, you get access to the huge array of programs. Attend events, dialogues, or forums and get to know the other members of Crib from various industries. Hit up the Match Mixer sessions to find potential investors, cofounders, or even strategic partners. And get access to industry experts for their tips and tricks.
Crib Society

4. Draper Startup House

Think coworking and coliving for digital nomads and entrepreneurs mashed together into one space. Draper Startup House is an international entrepreneurial ecosystem that blends its role of local hospitality and global resource. If you’re making a pitstop in Singapore, spend a few nights with Draper Startup House and meet other like-minded individuals. Or kick it up a notch and join its entrepreneur network with useful resources, software credits, and other perks!
Draper Startup House, 39 Ann Siang Road, Singapore 069716

5. Seasoned Singapore Expat Women

Seasoned Singapore Expat Women (SSEW for short) is for any expat who’s been in Singapore for more than three years. SSEW has fostered a non-judgemental space for individuals to build friendships. It’s all about connecting, sharing information, and supporting each other in both lifestyle and business areas. Being a member has its many perks, like discounts at select retailers, a huge list of therapists recommended by members, and even an eco directory.
Seasoned Singapore Expat Women

6. CreativeMornings

Calling all creatives! Looking to connect with other designers, entrepreneurs, and developers? Grab a cuppa every month with CreativeMornings, meet inspiring speakers and network with your peers over coffee. The best part? These monthly events are free for anybody to attend. Thanks to the support of local partners, generous venues, and long-term global partners. CreativeMornings is hosted in more than 200 cities and 60 countries, so even if you’re gonna be out of town, you can still get your fix of community somewhere in the world! Previous speakers at CreativeMornings include local artist Tobyato, Goh Wei Choon and He Ruiming, the duo behind The Woke Salaryman, and cake designer Winifred Lua of Winifred Kriste Cake.
CreativeMornings

7. 1880

At 1880, they believe that a simple conversation can and will make the world a better place. When you gather some of the most diverse minds together, great ideas can blossom. Events at 1880 include (but are definitely not limited to) talks, fireside chats, trivia nights, secret suppers, and wine tastings that happen almost daily. A membership with 1880 doesn’t limit you to just Singapore either. Thanks to its Reciprocity concept, members are able to gain access to other communities overseas in places like England, Sweden, Spain, America, and Hong Kong.
1880, Level 3, 1 Nanson Road, Singapore 238909

8. The Greater Club

If you’re looking for a holistic space to do business, consider The Greater Club. Grow alongside business leaders, industry experts, and pioneers in this next-generation business club. You’ll be able to attend expert and peer-led seminars, workshops, and discussions that impart strategic know-how. Develop individual and team skills while sharing knowledge on global affairs and topical issues. There’s also a unique-to-Greater learning curriculum that supports both your career and life ambitions through coaching and goal-setting. Expect over 50 events, both in-person and online, and network with other changemakers.
The Greater Club

9. Kampung Collective

Building a community for your business is an ever-growing concept, one that still leaves question marks. Kampung Collective is a group looking to demystify what it means to build a community. It’s a place for seasoned community builders, those looking to make a career switch, or newbies looking to get some tips on how to start a community. The group shares their tips and tricks on how to engage a community, especially in this hybrid working world. Plus, it’s a great place to ask any questions you might have on community building.
Kampung Collective

Conclusion: We recommend that you reach out and do a discovery call with the entrepreneur group that fits your needs best. You need to do a chemistry check to see if they are a good cultural fit and that you will feel comfortable joining the community.