[Exclusive Event] Private luncheon with Tech In Asia and The Radical Fund

Issues around climate change have compelled organizations to innovate and rethink how they operate. There is a paradigm shift in venture capital deployment as we see more resources pouring into startups helping to address environmental challenges.

Tech in Asia and Radical believe that we need more early-stage founders building successful, scalable and impactful ventures, to help Southeast Asian populations adapt to the realities of climate change.

You are invited to join Maria Li, Chief Operating Officer of Tech In Asia and Alina Truhina, CEO and Founding Partner of The Radical Fund in this intimate no-holds-barred session as they discuss the highly controversial state of play around climate change and if entrepreneurship is moving in the direction of environmental sustainability.

Event Agenda:

12:30pm - 12:45pm – Welcome

12:45pm - 1:45pm – Lunch and Moderated Discussion

Observations around Climate Tech industry in Southeast Asia
The dynamics between founders' needs and Investors' priorities in Southeast Asia
Opportunities for greater collaboration between VCs in the region

1:45pm - 2:00pm - Closing Note

Please register before 30 March, 12 p.m. to receive the event ticket for smoother admission as this event is by invite-only.

About Tech in Asia

Tech in Asia (TIA) is the largest English-language technology media company that focuses on Asia. From the latest news and hottest trends to the boldest start-ups and strongest titans, TIA covers everything tech in the region. The company aims to build Asia’s tech and start-up community by bridging the gap between businesses and the information, talent, and connections they need.

About The Radical Fund

The Radical Fund is an early-stage VC fund dedicated to investing in and supporting entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia who are rapidly scaling solutions for a climate resilient future. The fund invests capital and delivers technical hands-on expertise to Pre-Seed, Seed and Pre-Series A ventures with a broad complexity of solutions in climate adaptation.

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