Come To The TechCrunch Singapore Meetup And Echelon After-Drinks Tonight
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TechCrunch is serious about covering Asia Pacific. So we’re holding a TechCrunch meetup today after the Echelon conference where you can connect with TechCrunch writers and teach us about the region’s startup ecosystems. It’s from 6pm-8:30pm today, Tuesday June 4th at MOA New Zealand Bar, Changi City Point Mall #01-70/71, 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, Singapore City.
Silicon Valley-based TechCrunch writer Josh Constine and APAC-based writer Victoria Ho will be on hand to hear about your startup, offer entrepreneurship guidance, and have a drink with you. There’ll be appetizers too, plus a chance to meet other high-powered techies from Singapore and the rest of Asia. AngelHack will be helping us have a techie good time, and afterwards we’ll all head to the official Echelon after-party.
We see APAC blossoming into an even more critical part of the world startup scene. But to offer great coverage, we need to meet you and get your insights. Tell us about local talent, funding, opportunities, and challenges to success. Turn us on to something fascinating and your company could end up in TechCrunch.
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So whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, dreamer, or tech enthusiast, come out to the TechCrunch Singapore meetup and unwind after a long day at the Echelon 2013 conference. Bring your friends and let’s grow this community!
- Where: MOA New Zeland Bar and Grill, 5 Changi Business Park Cental 1, Singapore City, Singapore
- When: 6pm-8:30pm local Singapore time
- More Details: Check out our Eventbrite page and Follow @joshconstine on Twitter for updates on the event or to connect if you can’t make it in person
. MOA is in the Changi City Point Mall in the outdoor ground level Oasis area. This Foursquare listing has an accurate map of the location.
Come show us why Singapore and APAC are the next big things in tech.
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