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Choon Chong Tay

Investor

Managing Partner at Vertex Ventures China

Singapore

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About

Tay Choon Chong built a top China VC firm, blending GIC sovereign-fund experience and aerospace operating leadership to back semiconductors and computing, reducing China’s foreign-supplier reliance; Forbes ranked him 18th (2024).

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Invests in

AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityData & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsSaaS

Experience

  1. Vertex CMManaging Partnercurrent2015 — presentSingapore, China
  2. SES AIBoard Member2013 — 2021
  3. 摩拜单车 MobikeBoard Director of Mobike2016 — 2018
  4. Vertex ManagementManaging Director & Head of China2009 — 2015
  5. GICSenior Vice President2007 — 2009
  6. Singapore Technologies EngineeringSenior Vice President2005 — 2007
  7. ST Aerospace Solutions (Europe) A/SVice Chairman of Executive Committee2006 — 2007

Colleagues at Vertex Ventures China

Frequently asked questions

Who is Choon Chong Tay?
Tay Choon Chong built a top China VC firm, blending GIC sovereign-fund experience and aerospace operating leadership to back semiconductors and computing, reducing China’s foreign-supplier reliance; Forbes ranked him 18th (2024).
Where does Choon Chong Tay work?
Choon Chong Tay is Managing Partner at Vertex Ventures China.
What does Choon Chong Tay invest in?
Choon Chong Tay invests in AI & Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, Data & Infrastructure, Developer Tools, SaaS.
Where did Choon Chong Tay go to school?
Choon Chong Tay studied at Stanford University (Msc, Electrical Engineering); Imperial College London (BEng(Hons), Electrical Engineering); Ngee Ann Polytechnic (Diploma, Electronics Engineering).

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