Want to be in tune with the latest hype in the wireless scene? Then join us @ TAWA Networking Forum. Technopreneurs’ Association of Wireless Applications (TAWA) was set up in 2008 with the main objective of promoting the wireless sector in Singapore. TAWA aims to provide companies, academia, aspiring entrepreneurs and prospective investors focusing on the wireless technologies a common exchange platform through a series of industrial sharing sessions and social networking activities.
TAWA Networking Forum is a series of high-tea style networking event whereby young professionals and students passionate about wireless technology will come together to share their knowledge and opinions on trends and issues in the wireless sector. The main objective of the TAWA Networking Forum is to foster stronger ties between education institutions and the private sector.
Details of the event:
Date: Saturday, 27th September 2008
Time: 2.00 pm
Venue: NTU@one-north
Theme: Wireless Security in Singapore
Invited speakers: Mr Ken Chua, CEO of iCELL Network & Mr Paddy Tan, CEO of BAK2u
Panel Chairperson: Mr Roderick Chia, VP Strategic Projects of Infocomm Asia Holdings
Be ready to meet up with other enthusiastic, technology-savvy people and have a fun, fruitful networking session!
This is the opportunity that cannot be missed! Sign up for the first TAWA Networking forum here.
Visit www.tawa.sg for more details.
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