Q&A: GrabTaxi's Anthony Tan
GrabTaxi started out as an entry in business plan contest at Harvard Business School in 2011, where it placed second. Co-founder and CEO Anthony Tan explains how it has become Southeast Asia’s leading ride-hailing company
Q: To what extent has the pace or nature of GrabTaxi's growth surprised you? A: We started out with a vision to solve local taxi problems by addressing safety and traffic congestion. Today we work with...
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