Innovation Weekend: More awesomeness lined up after Startup Asia Singapore

Startup Asia Singapore will be held on May 7 and 8 with speakers including Razer’s co-founder Min-Liang Tan, Path’s co-founder Dave Morin, and Xiaomi Global’s VP Hugo Barra as speakers. Besides our carefully selected speakers, other excitement at the conference includes the Startup Arena pitch battle (trust me, the startups that we’ve handpicked are super exciting) and also the much anticipated Startup Investor Speed Dating. Tip: The EarlyBirdApril discount code is still on, register here.
That flow of awesomeness doesn’t end after Startup Asia Singapore. On May 9, Friday, we have Innovation Weekend Singapore, an event that sees startups battle for a ticket to Tokyo, Japan. On behalf of Sunbridge Global Ventures’ Ikuo Hiraishi and his team, Tech in Asia invites you to Innovation Weekend on May 9. Registration and details below:
Date: May 9 (Friday), 2014
Venue:
Microsoft Singapore
1 Marina Boulevard #22-01 One Marina Boulevard (Google Maps)
Price: Free
Agenda:
- 17:30 Doors open
- 18:00 Opening remarks by Mr. Ikuo Hiraishi
- 18:20 Keynote speech (TBD)
- 18:50 Break
- 19:10 IW Live (Pitches)
- 20:30 Reception party (Announcement of the winners)
About Innovation Weekend
Innovation Weekend has been serving for over three years as a platform to develop global startups originating from Japan. We discover promising entrepreneurs and support them by offering a chance to raise seed money and receive other support by linking investors and startups together.
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