For a one-stop to all events related to or concerning entrepreneurship, certain industry-meets-business forums and seminars in Southeast Asia, check out our Calendar. If not, you can also follow our bite-size updated posts for upcoming events for the week.
Events range from simple get-togethers to full-blown conferences. Get to meet fellow developers, entrepreneurs, startup CEOs & founders, and meet & learn from CEOs of established companies who have seen it all.
Our aim here at SGE is to make it easy for you to pick & choose from the event buffet. Enjoy.
Here are the events for this week. Events are mostly in Singapore (generally 30 minutes drive from anywhere), but we also include key events from around Southeast Asia and beyond.
Saturday 19th May:
(1) [Singapore] Red Dot Ruby Conf
(2) [Singapore] 13th Start-Up@Singapore Awards Ceremony
Tuesday-Thursday 22-24th May:
Wednesday-Saturday 23-26th May:
(1) [Malaysia] Asian Business Angel Forum
Wednesday 23rd May:
(1) [Singapore] Web Wednesday: The Past, Present and Future of Location Based Media
Thursday 24th May:
(1) [Hong Kong] TEDxMongKok
(2) [Singapore] Singapore TechMeetups
(3) [Singapore] How the hell can we raise money with Leslie of Red Dot Ventures and Tanguy of Cartouche
(4) [Singapore] Chillin’ With serial entrepreneur and investor, Leslie Loh of Red Dot Ventures
Friday to Saturday 25th – 26th May:
(1) [Australia] One More Thing Conference 2012 in Melbourne
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