Penn Olson, The Asian Tech Catalog, will organize networking session with tech folks in Singapore and around Asia. Volker Heistermann, venture capitalist, and Eric Koh, CTO of Jobscentral are few of guests who will attend this. Beside prominent guests, there will be four startups pitching at this networking session as well. They are Fashion Style Japan by Narita-san, Compath.me by Ando-san, Moso by Murakoshi-san and Cacoo by Tabata-san.
Guests
Daniel Goh: Founder and editor at YoungUpStarts.com, a small business, entrepreneurship, and technology blog.
Derek Tan: APAC Director at Cooliris, a silicon valley-based start-up. Its latest product is LiveShare, a real-time photo sharing platform.
Eric Koh: Partner and CTO at JobsCentral. JobsCentral is Singapore’s largest jobs portal and was recently acquired by CareerBuilder.
Rumpelstiltskin (her nickname): A successful serial entrepreneur and start-up mentor at Singapore Management University. She prefers to keep a low profile.
Saumil Nanavati and Bernand Leong: CEO and CTO of Chalkboard, respectively. Chalkboard is a location-based ad platform.
Volker Heistermann: Venture capitalist at Yushan Ventures. He lived in Silicon Valley for 15 years and is now based in Taiwan as an investor.
Event Details
When: Friday, 17th June
Time: 630pm-10pm
Where: Tawandang Microbrewery at 1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec City (Map)
Register here.
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