Secure your 2-for-1 passes to Tech in Asia Jakarta 2016

We kicked off the first of our conferences this year in Singapore on April 12. It wasnโt too long ago that we concluded our first-ever conference in Bangalore. And while Tokyo tickets are still on sale, weโre already making way for our final tech conference for the year โ and possibly the largest one youโll find in Southeast Asia: Tech in Asia Jakarta 2016.
Which also means, itโs time for you to call dibs on your 2-for-1 passes.
Last yearโs line up of speakers included Go-Jekโs CEO Nadiem Makarim and Indonesiaโs Trade Minister, Mr. Thomas Lembong. For two whole days, attendees networked, picked up practical tips from the expert stages, and basked their startup in the limelight at Bootstrap Alley. When dusk came, letโs just say even Jakartaโs infamous traffic jams couldnโt slow the crowd down for Night Crawl, our post-conference networking party.
This November? Itโll be bigger and better.
If forming valuable connections, gaining exposure, and soaking up insights from our world-class speakers are on your to-do list, this is your golden ticket.
Be a part of this incredible experience where Asiaโs tech community mingles at an amazing value. Get two passes (startup, investor, or general) for the price of one by simply indicating your interest.
The catch? Registrations will close soon, on 29 July.
If youโre new to our conference, hereโs a recap of what our 4,200+ attendees experienced last year.
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Editing by Cheong Hui Min
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