Our Vision
We believe a world with less barriers
to business is a more harmonious one.
We’re passionate about understanding different cultures
and finding ways to create connections.
Our Mission
We support ambitious tech
businesses bridge into and out of
China via Singapore.
Our Founders
Li Wei
Co-founder and Chairman
Li Wei is deeply committed to supporting the cross-border growth of technology companies, a mission that is also at the heart of Transfong. Recognizing that Singapore’s small market limits the potential of technology, Li Wei believes that true innovation thrives within larger industrial ecosystems and broader markets. 
With a wealth of experience from his years at the Singapore government agency A*STAR, Li Wei focused on leveraging technology to create societal value. His role involved fostering international technology collaboration, nurturing the growth of new tech companies, and facilitating technology transfer and commercialization.
Driven by the desire to provide more robust support for technology companies, Li Wei co-founded Transfong with Tyler. They aimed to bridge the gap he observed in government efforts, where the pursuit of commercial value often lacked the necessary drive, tools, and strategic positioning.
Tyler Huang
Co-founder and CEO
Through his business endeavors, Tyler finds it rewarding to enhance Singapore’s role as a connector between China and the rest of the world, a task that’s becoming increasingly challenging. These connections help tech startups and SMEs generate more revenue, foster global understanding, and contribute to a more prosperous, peaceful world.
Born and educated in China, Tyler moved to Singapore and pursued a career in semiconductor engineering, accumulating over 15 years of experience in technology development, tech transfer, and project management within large multinational corporations, often in cross-border, multicultural settings.
In 2019, Tyler co-founded Transfong, shifting his focus to company operations. Having seen clients and incubators struggle with market expansion and complex tech projects, he sought to make best practices and project management more accessible to smaller enterprises-resources usually reserved for large corporations.