If you are a private investor (be it venture capitalist or business angel) shopping for a piece of technology to commercialize, this event might be of interest to you. The event will be held in Creation Theatrette, Matrix, Biopolis on 23 March 2007 (Friday). Our partners E27 has an invitation from Exploit Technologies, A-STAR, and if you are interested, here are the details on how to attend this event.
This is a forum aimed at showcasing some of the more exciting technologies and startups coming out of the A*Star labs. A total of 11 startups will be presenting in a massive VC pitching session. The event is targeted at VCs (as the name suggests) but A*Star/ Exploit Technologies has extended the invitation to the E27 community.
- Date: 23 March 2007 (Friday)
- Time: 1330- 1740hrs
- Venue: Biopolis, Matrix Building, 4th Level Creation Theatrette
Details of the event are limited to the programme itinerary below. If you are keen to attend this event, please drop a comment on this post in E27 blog to RSVP as food and drinks will be catered. RSVP by next Monday, March 12 2007.
Programme Details are below:
- 1330 Registrations
- 1400 Opening Speech by Mr Boon Swan Foo
- 1410 Presentations : Part I (10 minutes presentation, 5 minutes Questions n Answers)
- 1415 RFID Reader IC
- 1430 ASSA
- 1445 Microneedle
- 1500 D-SIMLAB Technologies Pte Ltd
- 1515 Singular ID Pte Ltd
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