
Next up for our Tech in Asia Meetup we’re back in Singapore. We have invited Preetham Venkky, business head at KRDS Asia, to share with us how businesses can optimise their Facebook Ads spend. For startups or businesses who are interested to learn more about successful Facebook Ads strategies, be sure not to miss this.
If you are interested, join us on July 18, 6:30 p.m. at One Marina Boulevard, Microsoft office, level 22.
Tech in Asia Meetup tickets are free as usual, but grab them fast while stocks last!
Agenda:
- 6.30 – 7.15pm: Registration
- 7:15 – 8.00pm: [Sharing] How To Optimise Your Facebook Ads Spending
- 8:00 – 8.15pm: Q&A
- 8.15 – 9.00pm: Networking & Dinner
Venue: One Marina Boulevard, Singapore 018989, Microsoft Office, Level 22
Speaker: Preetham Venkky

Preetham Venkky is the business head at KRDS Asia, Facebook’s leading PMD (Preferred Marketing Developer). Currently based out of Singapore, Venkky has over 14 years of experience in digital marketing, with in-depth expertise across leading social media platforms – and specifically in Facebook marketing. Having worked with a wide clientele base spanning FMCG, luxury goods, electronic devices, white appliances, automobile, e-commerce and more, Venkky is always willing to share his experience and knowledge openly.
Venkky started as a digital media enthusiast at the age of 19 when he headed the angel-funded Cyberpotatoes. As a tech evangelist for Apple, Venkky has also headed Sify’s Bangalore Live project.
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