Regina Lin · · 2 min readThe first Pitch Night of 2021: Give us your best pitch!
Dear Founders,
We’re now in the second month of the new year so we hope you have your pitching game ready.
In Tech in Asia’s first Pitch Night of the year, we’re looking for six startups across different industries to make their virtual pitch in front of a panel of investor-judges and an audience of founders, investors, and professionals from the top tech companies.
Pitch Night was designed to provide founders like you with a platform where you’ll receive undivided attention from keen investors. On top of gaining valuable feedback, you will also get to learn alongside like-minded and passionate entrepreneurs.
The winner of Pitch Night will be awarded media coverage on Tech in Asia, and all top three finalists will receive a 30-day subscription to Tech in Asia Jobs. On top of that, every finalist who gets to pitch will receive a 30-day subscription to Tech in Asia premium news, a feature in the Pitch Night article, and a ticket to our Product Development Virtual Conference 2021.
Our last Pitch Night, held in September, saw six innovative B2C startups pitching their unique business ideas and models to over 280 attendees and three investor-judges from Gobi Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and DTRIBE Capital.
Up for a challenge?
We’re currently on the hunt for up-and-coming startups that have raised less than US$3 million of external funding and have a working prototype that solves a pressing problem.
To apply for a pitching slot, click on the button below and register by March 12, 2021.
Schedule
What: Tech in Asia Virtual Pitch Night
Date: March 25, Thursday
Time: 5:00 pm to 6:10 pm (SGT)
See you!
Cheers,
Regina Lin
Startup Evangelist at Tech in Asia
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