On May 17 and 18, Tech in Asia Singapore 2017 brought together renowned entrepreneurs, industry experts, and tech lovers who spoke and shared about technology.
This year, we were especially stoked to welcome a stellar lineup of speakers and the interesting insights that they brought with them! Razer detailed their plan to be a true entertainment company, Lazada shared their stance on Amazon’s entry into Southeast Asia, and Reddit boss Alexis Ohanian gave some honest advice to startup founders. Based on what was said on social media, our attendees enjoyed many of these sessions.
With the sixth edition of our Singapore conference done and dusted, here’s an overview of Tech in Asia Singapore 2017 by the numbers, brought to you by our friends at Piktochart.
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Join us in Tokyo this September 27 & 28
Once again, we’d like to extend a big thank you to everyone who helped and contributed to making this conference a huge success! We’ll be back again – bigger and better – next year for sure.
Now, we’re setting our sights on Tech in Asia Tokyo 2017 on September 27 & 28! Early bird 1-for-1 registration has already opened. Sign up for your discount code before June 23, and you can buy one ticket and get another one for free when ticket sales begin!
See you in Tokyo soon!
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