Choose from these 33 investors to pitch to at TIA Bangalore 2016

A relationship between startup and investor can begin in many ways. An introduction from a friend. A chance encounter at the same event. Getting noticed by an investor through your profile on AngelList. Yet, opportunities like these are far and few between. Especially when you’re competing in a sea of startups, fighting to capture the attention of investors.
Which is why we’ve created a valuable opportunity for you. Instead of relying on serendipity, why not take things into your own hand?
33 confirmed investors from India and around the world are joining us this July – just to hear your startup pitch. You’ll be spoilt for choice. Here’s a preview:

Whether you’re a Startup-Investor Speed Dating veteran or new to the game, this year’s segment has been upgraded to ensure a smoother process than before – so here’s a heads up on how it’ll work!
- This conference segment is exclusive to Tech in Asia Bangalore attendees. Make sure you have a ticket to the conference!
- Pre-register here for an access code to participate
- You will receive your access code by email from 24 June 2016 onwards
- Mark your calendars. On June 27, you’ll be able to register for a pitch slot on a first-come-first-served basis with the access code you have received in your email
- Once you’ve successfully signed up for your slots, print your pitch tickets and bring them along on conference day
- Show up, and pitch to your heart’s content! Up your game with these five tips on pitching.
Note:
- Each ticket holder is entitled to a maximum of 3 pitching slots
- Slots are filled on a first-come-first-served basis
- No further changes can be made to your slot once you have successfully registered for one
Questions? Take a look at the comprehensive FAQ here, or comment below and the team will be happy to clarify.
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