Startups, the clock is ticking for you to grab a free booth at Tech in Asia Tokyo 2015

Exhibiting startups at Tech in Asia Singapore 2015
Are you a startup looking to maximize your outreach to investors, media, corporates, and potential customers? The Bootstrap Alley component of Tech in Asia’s conference can help.
A perpetually popular part of our conference, Bootstrap Alley showcases newly launched and product-ready startups, giving them the unparalleled opportunity to test products and get feedback from over 2,000 tech-savvy early adopters. Last year, Tech in Asia marked our conference debut in the land of the rising sun, attracting 1,108 attendees and over 70 exhibiting startups. This September, we want to do better.
More importantly, with an all-star lineup of international speakers and investors attending the second edition of our Tokyo conference, exhibiting startups can be sure that they will get the exposure they need.
What’s more, having a booth at Bootstrap Alley is free. All you need to do is apply for one, and if you’re selected, pay US$300 for our Bootstrap Alley package, which automatically comes with two Startup Passes (each Startup Pass costs US$200) and a free booth.
Applications are already open and on a rolling basis. You may apply via the English form or Japanese form. We will be accepting applications till July 27 31, and successful applicants will be notified every 1st and 15th of each month.
Update on July 29: We will be extending the deadline for all Bootstrap Alley applications to August 12, so apply while you still can!
For all other attendees, we currently have a 20 percent discount on tickets (code: tiatokyo20), valid till July 12. Grab that discount quick!
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