Unveiling 6 exciting content stages at TIA Jakarta 2017

[Update 5 Oct, 4.45pm: Removed mention of one of the stages.]
Almost a year ago, Tech in Asia offered a bevy of tech insights and network connections for its 5390 attendees who ventured out to their Jakarta conference floors. This time, they’re back on November 1-2 with six kick-ass content stages overflowing with startup lessons, market trends and actionable tips to help bring your business forward.
Get your gears ready for your Tech in Asia Jakarta 2017 journey with this sneak peek of what to expect later this year.
Main Stage
The biggest and most subscribed stage of them all, and with good reason. Here’s where you’ll be treated to a plethora of wisdom and insight from an all-star lineup of speakers. Last year saw the likes of Nadiem Makarim from Go-Jek and William Tanuwijaya from Tokopedia share amazing stories about their startups’ growth. Leaders from Google and Facebook also took the stage and gave their foresight to the future trends of the tech landscape.

Developer and Product Stage
What would a startup be without its adaptive and resilient coders, product managers and even technical founders? For anyone who has wrestled with exhaustive codes, tight deadlines, and late night troubleshooting to get a product on the runway, this stage was made for you! Be prepared to rub elbows and sit down with the best of the best in the community as they delve deep into their experiences and talk best practices of the trade.
Marketing Stage
Time to roll out a new product to the market, but not sure between Facebook ads, video or content marketing? Has your product not been gaining enough user traction? Fret not! This stage aims to help you up your marketing game and get your awesome product to the users it deserves! Come join the Marketing stage and pick the brains of the frontrunners in the PR, marketing, and branding industries.

Revenue Stage
There’s no beating about the bush when it comes to the topic of top line growth. Companies, big and small, depend and thrive on a sustainable and growing flow of revenue. So if you want to learn about new ways to grow your profits, discover better means of managing accounts or clients, and learn about disruptive strategies for sales, the Revenue stage is perfect for you.
Startup 101 Stage
Starting up has never been easy, and Tech in Asia wants to be there with you every step of the way. Crowded by a myriad of questions and doubts about where to go, what to do, when to initiate, every founder can relate to the difficulty of beginning with just an idea. Heck, even successful entrepreneurs of today didn’t know where to start at first! This stage is perfect for you to ask all of your burning questions and get the advice you need to get your journey started.

Investor Stage
What do you get when you bring together diverse and battle-hardened investors in one conference? You get a stage treating one to talks and sessions regarding market conditions, tips for future unicorn hopefuls, and many other lessons and revelations about capital and emerging sectors in the region. Don’t forget to engage with fellow investors after and share insights and notes on the rising trends of tomorrow!
Gain full access with one pass
Together with the stellar line up of speakers they’ve invited just for you, these awesome content stages at Tech in Asia Jakarta 2017 are definitely not one to miss for all you startups, investors, and tech-junkies alike. To attend all seven content stages, you’ll just need a conference pass – you’ll also have access to check out their signature startup exhibition, Bootstrap Alley, post conference networking parties and more.
Ticket sales have already commenced. Hurry and get yours before August 12 to save 25 percent on your conference pass – just make sure to key in the code tiajkt25 at checkout, and you’re all set.
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