Viber co-founder and Yahoo Japan’s head of search to speak at Startup Asia Jakarta
Prepping for Startup Asia Jakarta has been a joy and challenge. Each Startup Asia, we give our all to bring the most exciting and relevant speakers. We especially love interviewing founders. So this time for Startup Asia Jakarta on November 21 and 22, we’re bringing in Talmon Marco, co-founder at Viber Media, to find out more about his startup journey, how he built Viber to over a whopping 200 million users, and his plans for Asia.
That’s not all; we also have Gen Miyazawa, the head of search at Yahoo Japan, joining us as speaker. Gen is a young and talented entrepreneur who started his first business, Cirius Technologies, at age 22. In 2004, he sold his SEO service company to Aun Consulting, a publicly listed company in Japan. In 2010, he sold AdLocal, a mobile ad platform, to Yahoo Japan.
Other speakers include Kakao co-CEO Sirgoo Lee, MOL founder Ganesh Kumar Bangah, and serial-entrepreneur-turned-investor at 500 Durians, Khailee Ng, and many more. We’re still adding more and will announce them as we go. So if you aren’t already one of the participants joining Startup Asia Jakarta 2013, get your tickets now. You can enjoy a 25 percent discount with our early bird promotion (Code: HappyJkt25) until 31 August. Indonesian guests, please grab your tickets here.
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