Brace yourselves, residents of Los Angeles and Boston, for TechCrunch arrives in less than a fortnight.
The TechCrunch Meetup + Pitch-off will go down in Boston on April 8, and on the eve of my 26th name day, April 10, we’ll hit up Los Angeles with bells on.
It should be a week to remember.
Applications to the pitch-offs are officially closed, but tickets to attend the event are still available. You can purchase one here, for $10, which will get you admission to the event, a beer ticket, and memories that will last a lifetime. Maybe you’ll meet your future co-founder, or a big investor, or ME!
Dreams may very well come true, so don’t miss out on purchasing a ticket.
Did I mention we’ll be having some amazing speakers and judges at these events?
Maxim Lobovsky from FormLabs will be joining us in Boston to talk 3D printing, while Michael Heyward from Whisper will join us onstage to talk anonymity. Two coasts, two talks, too much fun.
And if that weren’t enough, you’ll bear witness to one of the most awesome startup competitions in the world, the TC Pitch-Off. About a dozen companies will have the opportunity to pitch their stealth product in under 60 seconds to a panel of expert judges, including local VCs and TC staff.
We will be announcing our star-studded judges shortly, but in the meantime, get a ticket (Boston and LA). Prices go up next week, and you might as well save some cash.
See you there?
Of course I will.
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