The Business Angel Network (South East Asia) (BANSEA) will be holding a networking lunch cum pitching session on the 18th Nov.
About The Pitching Companies
Kenh Gia – a Vietnam based online buying site that helps businesses to speedily acquire vast numbers of new customers through attractive time-limited discounts and engage customers through game mechanics and social networking.
Creately – a visual collaboration platform for project teams to communicate more effectively thereby enhancing collaborative efforts on software designs, wireframes and business & strategy diagrams.
A2 Bioscience – re-engineers natural compounds into proprietary formulas for markets which integrate western & eastern based healthcare and has more than 20 products in its pipeline with 5 at market or near market ready .
Terminal Paper – a developer of web based tools for users to effectively manage paper information by transforming paper documents using digitization solutions.
Sitenta – accelerates the acquisition and development of wireless telecom sites by enhancing collaboration and streamlining workflows between site providers and site seekers.
Event Details
When: Thursday 18th November 2010
Time: 10:30am to 2:00pm
Where: The Pines, Pines Room (Level 2) 30 Stevens Road
This event is part of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2010.
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