Jun 28, 2024 · Mr Yum co-founder Kim Teo said her start-up is now more likely to succeed globally, and be a more attractive proposition for investors, after it executed a merger with its major rival me &...

Dec 12, 2023 · Kim Teo has a big year ahead. The chief executive of QR code restaurant ordering app Me & u, has to plan a March wedding to her chief operating officer, Adrian Osman.

Dec 5, 2022 · Mr Yum CEO Kim Teo admits there’s plenty of pressure, but she loves being in the food game. Pressure is something Mr Yum chief executive and co-founder Kim Teo is all too familiar with. Not the pressure that comes from raising $100 million in a year (and needing to put it …

Discover the inspiring story of Kim Teo, co-founder of Mr Yum, and how she has transformed hospitality technology across the world.

Oct 25, 2021 · Kim Teo is the CEO and co-founder of Mr Yum . Kim is talking with Airtree Ventures partner James Cameron at the Spark Festival event: Startups Going Global featuring Kim Teo from Mr Yum this Thursday at 6pm. Book tickets here.

Flush with a $100 million cash injection, Mr Yum CEO Kim Teo outlines what the start-up plans to do with the funding – and what she thinks of the company’s competitor me&u.

As CEO and Co-founder of me&u since December 2018, Kim has led the development of innovative digital menus and web-based ordering solutions for restaurants across multiple countries. Prior to this, Kim co-founded Mr Yum and served as its CEO until its merger with me&u.

Apr 19, 2021 · Check out professional insights posted by Kim Teo, CEO & Co-founder, me&u (merged with Mr Yum) | Hugs not handshakes | 🇦🇺 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

May 1, 2024 · Under the leadership of Teo, the CEO of the merged firm — now known as me&u — the deal was navigated with a vision of innovation, customer-centricity and robust support systems. It was also supported by an eclectic group of big-name shareholders.

Kim Teo is the CEO and co-founder of Mr Yum, a food and beverage company based in Melbourne, Australia. Prior to Mr Yum, Kim was a mentor at the Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) from June 2018 to December 2019.