Techsauce - best tech conference in Thailand. 15% discount inside

As we told in our review of the Thai Startup Ecosystem, Amarit is the guy you have to know if you want to get into the scene. When we found out he was involved in Techsauce we could not resist the temptation of asking him some questions about the event and how can it help to entrepreneurs.

He even gave us a promo code with a 15% discount that you can use if you are planning to attend on July 23 – 24: HUBBATSSM15.

More details about the event:

Techsauce Summit presented by Digital Ventures is Asia’s Hottest Tech conference happening in Thailand on Saturday July 23 – Sunday, July 24 at the heart of Bangkok CBD at the Centara Grand & Bangkok Convention Centre at Central World.

Definitely one more of the must-go events in Asia!

5 reasons why you cannot miss Techsauce Summit:

One of the biggest networking and partnership building opportunity in Asia with over 3,000 attendees and 100 exhibitors from across the world (The biggest and only international tech conference in Thailand).
Learn from the successes and failures of keynote speakers from top executives of billion dollar companies such as Daniel Kan Investor, Co-Founder of Cruise Automation and Nick Nash, Group President – Garena Online.
Understand the opportunities and challenges of getting into accelerators and raising early stage funding from partners of the world’s top three accelerator and seed investors (Y Combinator, Techstars, 500 Startups) that have collectively invested in over 3,000 companies as well as 100 other thought leading speakers.
The chance to meet 100+ venture capitalists managing over $2 billion USD in funding.
6 side stages deep learning into all the hot verticals in Asia tech in 2016: fintech, e-commerce, gaming, venture capital, startup essentials and smart business solutions.

Techsauce Summit is the must-attend regional flagship conference for the top leaders in Asian tech ecosystem as well as anyone who is interested to learn, get connected and find inspiration to build their next startup ideas and turn it into a regional and global success. Find out more about the 6 side stages and events, agenda, the world class speakers and grab a ticket and don’t forget to use HUBBATSSM15 code for a 15% discount!

Techsauce 2016 – Speakers

What 3 advices would you give to a (young) startup attending Techsauce?

Amarit Charoenphan:

1 – Come prepared

Study the agenda, the speakers, the sessions and create a plan of what you want to achieve, what you are looking for and where you need to be. Prepare name cards, brochure, pitchdeck and Q&A questions. This will mean that you will utilize the conference opportunities fully and make the ticket price worthwhile as an investment into your business.

2 – Don’t just listen and learn, get up and ask!

Utilize the q&A sessions, the breaks between lunches, and reaching out to the speakers to get their advice and feedback on your product. A great, targeted advice of someone who is genuinely interested in them as much as you may have an impact rather than generic advice that you can hear anywhere.

3 – Be open to serendipity and making new friends

Going to a conference and not knowing anyone can be a intimidating but it is in these situations that a chance encounter could trigger new friendships, business opportunities, and funding. Get in the way of opportunities, talk to people, ask for introductions and referrals, and give before asking. You never know who you were talking to and what it could lead!

What success stories would you like to live at Techsauce?

Amarit Charoenphan:

We would like to see a Thai startup that either successfully raises a big funding or get the chance to work with major corporations and brands, creating Thailand’s 1st billion dollar company.

I believe that Thai startups have a high potential but have not realized their full potential due to a lack of supportive ecosystem and investors.

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