If you’re looking to grow your business globally and have identified Latin America (LATAM) as a region to hit, join us at our next session to chill with two entrepreneurs from LATAM. They will be here to share more about a Chilean government programme aimed at startups. Don’t miss out on an opportunity to pick their brains for tips on gaining market access into Chile and the rest of the region.
About Start-Up Chile
Latin America is one of the fastest growing regions of the world. In that region there are so many opportunities with a big market and waiting for new products and services. In the region there is a country in particular, Chile, that is doing it’s best to finally be a developed country. Sustaining itself by it’s strong economy and reliable institutions, Chile is aiming to be the technological hub of Latin America. That’s why the Chilean government launched on 2010 the programme Start-Up Chile.
The objective of this programme is to attract new entrepreneurs from the tech world hubs like Silicon Valley. Now they are looking to Asia to attract and fund the next generation of world leading entrepreneurs. Don’t miss this opportunity to change your perspective of your way to interpret business.
Event Details
When: Thursday 27th January 2011 (this is the new date!)
Time: 730pm
Where: The Merry Men, 86 Robertson Quay, #01-02
(below Robertson Blue condo, opposite river from River View Hotel)
If you’re looking for a real-time Q&A solution for your event, check out PigeonHole Live. The team at PigeonHole has kindly agreed to allow event organisers who quote SGEntrepreneurs to get to use their solution for free till end June 2011.
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