Itβs hard to meet an investor. Now you can pitch to plenty of them at once
Getting a meeting with an investor is hard. But you canβt blame them. They receive hundreds of startup pitches a month, and probably meet up with just a handful. They invest in even less startups.
But what if thereβs a chance for you to talk to several investors in rapid-fire fashion, and get feedback from all of them? At Tech in Asia Singapore 2015, you can do just that. Weβll be bringing back our popular Startup and Investor Speed Dating, where startups will get five minutes to pitch to each investor. Be sure to hone your pitches before you speak to them.
Weβve confirmed about 20 investors but weβre expecting up to 40 to take part. Hereβs a list of whoβs in:

The speed dating sessions will occur throughout the conference, on both May 7 and 8. Want to participate? Get a Startup Pass. If you sign up before March 22, youβll get 15 percent off each ticket.
If you need help with honing your pitches, the articles below should be useful.
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