9 startups to look out for at Tech in Asia Singapore 2015
The inaugural Tech in Asia Tour: Road to Singapore – a nine-city search in Asia for the best startups to showcase at our upcoming Tech in Asia Singapore 2015 flagship conference on May 6 and 7 – has concluded. The tour recorded a total of 1,192 attendees, 55 startups, and nine winners.
During the month of March 2015, we traveled to Jakarta, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Tokyo, Taipei, Seoul, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangalore in search of the best startups. Founders competed in each leg of the tour by pitching to a live audience and panel of investor judges. The champions of each tour won themselves free flights and accommodation, conference passes, and a startup booth at Tech in Asia Singapore 2015.
These nine winners will be exhibiting at the Bootstrap Alley, where they get the unparalleled opportunity to test products and receive feedback from over 3,000 tech-savvy early adopters around Asia. Catch them at our conference and enjoy 10 percent off passes, valid till April 19.

As we mark the end and success of our first-ever Tech in Asia Tour: Road to Singapore, we have our judges, sponsors, and partners to thank. Their time and efforts have made this tour possible, and we will strive to make Tech in Asia Tour: Road to Tokyo bigger and better – stay tuned for more updates!
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