It’s been one month since we last introduced our first batch of participating investors at Startup-Investor Speed Dating – one of Tech in Asia conference’s most anticipated events. Today, we are excited to share that we’ve secured 60 investors (read on to find out who) lined up for you, and are on track to welcoming our biggest batch of investors yet.
Want to engage with them? Get your passes to Tech in Asia Singapore 2016, happening on April 12-13.
Here’s a quick download of all you need to know about the segment.
What’s happening?
At Tech in Asia’s signature Speed Dating segment, startups will get the opportunity to chat for five minutes with investors of their choice. This is just enough time to introduce yourself and briefly pitch your business idea. If you’re looking for solid feedback on your ideas or funding for your next round, this is a conference segment you cannot afford to miss – it might just be the break you’ve been looking for.
Who’s coming?
To date, we have 60 investors on board eager to hear what ideas you have up your sleeve.
How does it work?
Whether you’re a virgin speed-dater, or a regular at our conference, here’s a guide to help you get the most out of your experience.
Want to come up close and personal with our awesome investors, but haven’t yet got your pass to Tech in Asia Singapore 2016?
Tickets are now 10 percent off until March 13, when you use the code tiasg10 – don’t miss your last chance to score them at a discount!
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