The Southeast Asian tech scene is buzzing with anticipation as Tech in Asia Conference is set to touch down in Kuala Lumpur next week. With over 1,000 attendees from across the region expected to participate, the event promises two days of insightful discussions, inspiring keynote sessions, and unparalleled networking opportunities.
Tech in Asia Conference KL is bringing together some of the region’s most influential players and some exciting programs, such as:
- Thought-provoking discussions and exclusive interviews with companies like Grab, Carsome, and AI Singapore
- Networking opportunities with a vibrant mix of industry experts, innovators, and like-minded professionals
- Up close and personal conversations with the innovators shaping the future at Startup Factory
- Engaging dialogue with Aerodyne’s Kamarulazman Muhamad, ChargeSini’s Nick Leong, and Monk’s Hill Ventures’ Susli Lie to learn from their experience in the ecosystem
We’re incredibly grateful to our partners for their support in making this event a reality:
- Title partner: MYStartup by Cradle
- Diamond partner: Amazon Web Services
- Platinum partner: Twilio
- Gold partners: Antler, Employment Hero, McKinsey & Company, NTT, Odoo
- Silver partners: A2D Ventures, Curlec, Google Cloud, MAVCAP, Sunrate, WegoPro, Xendit
- Bronze partners: Bursa Malaysia, Stream, ZUS Coffee
- Supported by: MyCEB, Meet in Malaysia, Malaysia Truly Asia
Extended-release tickets are selling fast, so secure your spot now and join us in Kuala Lumpur for an unforgettable experience. Get your tickets now!
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