Secure your passes to Tech in Asia Jakarta 2017 at half the price
Almost a year ago, Tech in Asia Jakarta 2016 brought together 5,390 international tech fans across 34 different countries – hitting a new high in their conference history.
For two whole days, attendees mingled and networked, met rising startups at Bootstrap Alley, and picked up necessary tools and tips at the expert stages. C-level executives such as Nadiem Makarim (co-founder and CEO of Go-Jek) and William Tanuwijaya (co-founder and CEO of Tokopedia) also graced the Main Stage and treated attendees to high-level industry trends and inside stories of their journey in building their startup and achieving their dreams.
Come November 1 and 2, get ready once again as Tech in Asia returns to Jakarta for the sixth edition of their signature tech startup conference!
Call dibs on your 1-for-1 passes!
For a limited time only, Tech in Asia is offering all early birds an unbeatable 1-for-1 deal. As the name suggests, this deal will allow you to purchase one conference pass and get another one for free when ticket sales commence in August!
Signing up for your 1-for-1 code is really simple, quick and free. All you have to do is click on the link below and fill in your details by July 30, 11:59PM (GMT +7). You’ll receive your code by August 4.
Want to be part of the 280 exhibiting startups at #tiajkt2017?
Startups can now apply to exhibit at Tech in Asia Jakarta 2017’s Bootstrap Alley too. Similar to the 1-for-1 registration process, just fill in your startup’s details here before July 30 and you’ll enjoy a 30 percent discount on your booth package.
Each startup exhibition booth package comes with a one-day booth and two exhibitor passes.
In case you weren’t able to be there last year, or need a refresher on what went on, here’s the highlight video from Tech in Asia Jakarta 2016:
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