May 6 and 7 left an indelible mark in our conference history as we welcomed one of the biggest crowds ever to Tech in Asia Singapore on its fourth edition.
In just 48 hours, we hosted a total of 2,135 attendees from 45 countries. This year, we provided more networking opportunities by introducing our first ever post-conference networking party, Night Crawl. Many of our attendees enjoyed this segment and we are working hard to perfect this for our future conferences.
To provide greater exposure for startups and investors during our conference, a novel approach to Bootstrap Alley was also adopted, where we featured a different set of exhibiting startups each day. Most were happy with this arrangement and we will be looking at expanding Bootstrap Alley to make it a better experience for all at the next conference.
Here’s an awesome infographic of the event designed by our friends at Piktochart.

If you missed out on our Tech in Asia Singapore 2015 coverage, catch up on the stories here.
Update on May 29: All Main Stage keynote talks and fireside chats have been uploaded on our YouTube channel. Watch away!
Gearing up for Tokyo
Last but not least, we would also like to extend our thanks and appreciation to all our sponsors and partners. Tech in Asia Singapore 2015 would not have been a roaring success if not for their support.
We also owe a big thank you to all of you who came to the event. We’re looking forward to seeing you at our next stop, Tech in Asia Tokyo 2015 on September 8 and 9. Be the early bird and enjoy a 2-for-1 discount. Register for your unique promotional code before May 29 and claim your discount when ticket sales begin.
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