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Paul Bischoff · · 2 min read

Network like a boss at Tech in Asia Singapore with the help of Jublia

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Conferences are prime hunting grounds for networkers. No one likes to leave an event only to find out afterward that they missed out on a chance meeting with someone who could have been an investor, a partner, or a customer. So why leave it to chance at all?

At the upcoming Tech in Asia Singapore 2015 conference, we’re making it easy to maximize your handshake count. Jublia, an event-based marketing app, lets attendees of our flagship conference both get face time with the people they want to meet and discover new connections.

Everyone registered for the conference is automatically registered and will receive an email invitation to sign in. Once inside the app, attendees can fill out a simple profile, including their company, title, and areas of interest.

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Now it’s time to start networking. If you see a profile you like, send that person a virtual handshake. If the receiver accepts, both users will be CC’ed in an email to strike up a conversation and set up a time and place to meet.

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Jublia has been a hit at our previous conferences in both Tokyo and Jakarta. You can bet it will be even more useful at our biggest conference of the year in Singapore. Invites will be sent out starting April 15.

And if you get a little overzealous with the handshakes, don’t worry. Jublia allows everyone to stay in touch via email and follow up even after the conference ends. Access will stay open for about a week.

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Paul Bischoff

Paul Bischoff is an American multimedia journalist based in Beijing. He co-founded and authored the now-retired Beijing Tech Report, and has also worked at the Xinhua News Agency and a local ABC TV station in the US. He’s generally against writing about himself in the third person, but occasionally makes exceptions. You can follow him on Twitter @pabischoff.