Want to shape India’s next up-and-coming tech conference? (INFOGRAPHIC)
The Beatles was speaking for us, when they sang With a Little Help from My Friends. This year’s Tech in Asia Singapore 2016 was especially a case in point. From a 2,000+ headcount in 2015, the same event a year later, doubled to host over 4,000 attendees. And the only way we got by, was with a little help from our 100 volunteers – now friends.
Now, we’re opening the call again for volunteers to be a part of Tech in Asia Bangalore 2016. If you want to be there when the curtains unveil Bangalore’s first Tech in Asia show, get a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into how our conferences unroll, or help to shape India’s next up-and-coming tech conference – this is your chance.

Applications are now open, but slots are limited. Want to be part of an amazing event? Sign yourself up now. And hey, don’t keep the good news to yourself – help us spread the word if you know someone who would be keen!
If you’d rather catch Tech in Asia Bangalore 2016 as an attendee, soaking in the electrifying atmosphere and nuggets of wisdom from investors and speakers, we’ve extended the 20 percent promotion off all passes until this coming Friday, May 6. Use tiablr20 to get your passes today!
Indian local? We’ve got a deal too good to resist. Head here to pay the local price starting from US$99 for a Startup Pass (before discount).
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