ExpoPlatform made into the Semi-finals at the Web Summit Pitch Competition 2017
We, at ExpoPlatform, are proud to make into the semi-finals at Web Summit 2017!
First, we were selected from 2000 startups to 200 companies which were allowed to pitch to the investors from all over the world. After the first round of pitches we we chosen to 30 best startups and were able to pitch at Semi-Final round of startup presentations.
The event is aiming to address the global problems and challenges that our society is facing at the moment. Thus, we are proud to be the only event technology company to go so far at one of the best IT event in the world.
Web Summit is the largest IT conference, which gathered this year more than 60,000 attendees from all over the world. Web Summit – 24 conferences all hosted under one roof, focusing on industry tracks from marketing to design, coding to robotics, SaaS to big data and more. At Web Summit, one could learn about every major industry touched by technology. Reach and network with the CEOs and founders of the world’s leading companies, top speakers, exciting startups and influential tech investors. After talks finish, the networking continued at series of exclusive, specially curated night events, where our network come together over a drink and more. 650 speakers, 2,200 journalists and more than 160 countries – this is Web summit 2017!
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