Founder Institute recently announced the extension of the deadline for their Singapore program. This was because they received multiple qualified applicant requests and were looking into them. Interestingly, just a day after the announcement, they have reported that four new mentors from United States will be added to the list of mentors, amongst many other being considered now. They are:

Jeff Stewart
Founder & CEO, Urgent Career
Description: Jeff Stewart is Founder & CEO of Urgent Career, a company that is revolutionizing the way companies screen and assess sales talent. Jeff is also the Founder and Chairman of Mimeo.com, the largest service to print, bind and deliver documents directly from your computer. Jeff is a serial entrepreneur and angel investor, having founded over a half dozen companies in his career, which combined to employ over 600 people.

Ron Wiener
Chief Mechanic, Venture Mechanics, LLC
Description: Serial entrepreneur and angel investor; currently Chief Mechanics at incubator Venture Mechanics, LLC in Seattle. Founder and CEO of five investor-backed companies including Earth Class Mail, SnapNames.com, PrintBid.com, Distribution Sciences Corp and Azure Technology. Have incubated more than a dozen startups since 1998. Starred on Startup Junkies TV show for its first season (see it on hulu or itunes).

Will Bunker
Entrepreneur, Co-Founder of One-and-Only (became Match.com)
Description: Will Bunker is the co-founder of the online dating service that became Match.com, the world’s largest personals site. In 1996 Will and a partner raised $90,000 from angel investors to start online personals pioneer One-and-Only.com. In late 1999 they sold Dallas-based One-and-Only for $45 million to Ticketmaster Online/City Search, where it was rebranded Match.com.

Michael Diamant
CEO, Skip Hop
Description: Michael Diamant is CEO of Skip Hop, founded in 2003 by him and his wife, Ellen. As new parents living in New York City, they were surprised by how few products resonated with the urban lifestyle they were used to. Michael, a veteran Internet entrepreneur, saw an opportunity to move into a new type of business, creating products and a brand that spoke to parents just like themselves.