Investors looking to make a mark in the global economy will find plenty of opportunities in today’s startup business environment.
Startups around the world will have the opportunity to meet and network with one another at the Global Startup Summit. This free online event is open to all.
Globalstartup.tv will stream the 7-day event online. Each day is dedicated for a different region and features three sessions with experts in tech-enabled businesses, a panel discussion discussing investment opportunities and consumer trends and pitches from two startup founders.
Global Startup Summit will focus on early-stage investment opportunities and global consumer trends. It will also discuss trends in technology adoption across all markets. Global Startup Media, a Virginia media company that covers the business of global startups, is one of the key themes.
The event will begin on February 18, 2019 with Africa Day. Next, there’s Europe Day (Feb. 19, Europe Day (20), US Opportunity Zone Day 21 (Feb. 21), Latin America Day 22 (Feb. 22, Middle East Day 23 (Feb. 23), Canada Day 24 (Feb. 24).
Global Startup Summit presenters include the World Bank (Africa Tech Roundup), Chinaccelerator (Middle East Venture Partners), and the World Bank.
“As technology globalizes opportunity and capital, investors and founders are aggressively looking for new opportunities outside of their domestic markets, we are working closely with leading global brands in startups to present investment opportunities and consumer trends in startup ecosystems worldwide,”Andrew Berkowitz is the CEO and founder at Global Startup Media, which organized the conference.
“Great companies can be started anywhere in the world, and startups are growing everywhere. This event is an exciting opportunity to promote and connect the leaders driving growth and creating opportunities in the world’s startup ecosystems,”Anne Driscoll, cofounder and president of Launch Pad, a nonprofit that helps entrepreneurs and startups, emphasizes this. Launch Pad will host the conference in partnership with Global Startup Media.
According to Fast Company magazine, technology trends that could catch investors’ attention in the US and worldwide startup scene include virtual reality/augmented real, health technology and 3-D printing. These trends could manifest in startups in areas like audible computing (Alexa and Google Home), smart camera, consumer experiences, micromobility in cities (shared space) and micromobility.
Globalstartup.tv has more information and an opportunity to register for advance.
Global Startup Media offers more information, visit globalstartupmedia.com.
