It’s February. Perhaps some of us have already begun preparations for a big date heading our way, and not a moment too soon – this is one occasion that’ll count.
Mark your calendars for April 12 and 13, look sharp, and get ready to put on your best show – because that’s when Tech in Asia’s signature Startup-Investor Speed Dating is happening. For those new to it, the segment is a structured networking session that allows startups to meet and pitch to investors in back to back sessions over two days.
At Tech in Asia Singapore 2016, we’re gearing up to bring 70 investors to hear your startup idea out.
As of today, we’re excited to announce that 38 investors have come onboard:
The ideal place to initiate that funding conversation, get valuable feedback on your business idea, or simply widen your social circle, Tech in Asia’s Startup-Investor Speed Dating is a must-catch conference highlight.
If you want to join in the fun at Southeast Asia’s largest tech conference (April 12-13), get your passes at 15 percent off! (code: tiasg15).
Curious to know how past Speed-Dating segments turned out? We got in touch with 23 investors and 18 startups who took part in last year’s Tech in Asia Jakarta’s edition to share their experience. Here’s a snapshot:

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