Get quality insights from Bukalapak, Qiming, and Zoom at the Tech in Asia Conference 2020 Virtual

2020 was touted as the dawn of Southeast Asia’s Golden Age, ushering in a period of economic growth and innovation. Then Covid-19 happened, and the world was plunged into a pandemic. But despite the curveballs from this crisis, the region’s fundamentals and demographic bonus remain as strong as ever.
For founders, investors, corporates, and governments, this unprecedented time presents a unique opportunity to reshape how we work and live.
To adjust to our new reality, we will be hosting our flagship Tech in Asia Conference online, as we bring together some of the best leaders, thinkers, and luminaries of Asia’s tech and startup ecosystem to help you gain relevant insights into:
- Emerging opportunities in Southeast Asia
- Verticals, companies, and business models that are spearheading innovation
- How the startup world will change in 2021 and beyond
- How to accelerate your business towards recovery
Expert perspectives from Bukalapak, Qiming, and Zoom
We’re excited to announce that Rachmat Kaimuddin (CEO, Bukalapak), Helen Wong (partner, Qiming Venture Partners), and Harry Moseley (global chief information officer, Zoom), are some of the notable speakers who’ll be sharing their projections, ideas, and insights at the conference.
Bukalapak’s New Chief: First-Year Reflections
In January, Rachmat Kaimuddin took over the reins from Bukalapak co-founder and CEO Achmad Zaky. His vision is to build a strong foundation for the Indonesian unicorn so that it can become a “phoenix” – a company that lasts for 100 years or longer.
During his session on October 19, the newly minted CEO will discuss his original plans, goals, and priorities for the year and what surprises and challenges he encountered along the way. He will also talk about what stakeholders can expect from Bukalapak in 2021 and beyond.
What Southeast Asia’s startups can learn from China
Many investors and founders look to China to predict what’s to come in Southeast Asia. Tech in Asia’s data also shows how China is a blueprint for the region and how the two are closely tied.
At this panel discussion featuring Helen Wong of Qiming Venture Partners, our panelists will examine the general playbook for China’s tech startups and which aspects can be applied to Southeast Asia. In addition, they will tackle the recovery of China’s ecosystem and what lessons can be useful to the region’s startups.
Catch this session on October 20.
Zooming Ahead: Shaping a Future-Ready Workforce
Remote working has become the norm in 2020 as Covid-19 changed the way we work and communicate. As a result, video conferencing tools have experienced an unprecedented boom, – and this is expected to stay as the future of work changes post-pandemic.
On October 20, Zoom’s global CIO Harry Moseley will share his thoughts and views on the future of work and video conferencing.
Get access to the region’s best business minds
Our stage content is carefully crafted to help Asia’s community of tech founders and investors share and download relevant insights as we embrace change and capture opportunities in Southeast Asia’s Golden Age.
With just one ticket, you’ll be able to access excellent speakers, quality content, and over 3,000 decision-makers, movers, and shakers on top of other networking opportunities – from the comfort of your home. All recordings will be made available to ticket holders, so you don’t need to worry about missing a session.
For a limited time, you can get early bird tickets at 55% off, starting from only US$35.55. Don’t miss your opportunity to explore how you can benefit from Southeast Asia’s Golden Age!
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