Your last chance to get 25 percent off Tech in Asia Jakarta
We had a blast in Tokyo. Next up? Tech in Asia Jakarta.
For this year’s edition, taking place on November 11 and 12, we’ll be kicking off with even more stage content to be unveiled shortly – what we can say for now is, it’ll be nothing like you’ve seen so far.
Meanwhile, you’ll be pleased to know the popular fringe events from past conferences are still around!
Bootstrap Alley
Sure, sharing your startup idea from behind a computer screen is a great way to raise awareness. But there’s nothing like seeing it face-to-face to get people truly excited – and Bootstrap Alley is the perfect avenue for you to do just that. Last year’s conference saw a crowd strength of 2202 people present out of which, 127 were investors, 342 were corporations, and 61 were media outlets.
Best of all, you have your own booth for free. All you have to pay for are your conference passes.
Startup-Investor Speed Dating
It’s not difficult to see why Speed Dating is one of the most loved segments at Tech in Asia conferences. It offers a great opportunity for startups, by making it easier to capture the undivided attention of investors. Here, not only do you get five minutes to pitch directly to our participating Indonesian and international investors, but you can increase your hit rate by engaging in back-to-back conversations with many of those venture capital firms – all within the span of two days.
Here are the investors that have come onboard with us so far, with more to come soon:

Investors – are you keen to meet with Asia’s most promising startups yourself? Drop us a line at conference@techinasia.com.
25 percent discount ends today
If you want in, act fast! Our 25 percent discount for all passes ends today – grab this chance to get passes to one of Asia’s best tech conferences at an amazing discount. The code to use at checkout is tiajkt25.
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