If you're building for global markets, come talk to Google, senior trade official from US Department of Commerce, Singapore Global Network, and other founders with millions in funding/revenue.
It's race week in Singapore, and we're gathering ~50 people for one evening: founders building companies meant for markets far from home, plus the investors, big tech operators, and ecosystem partners they actually need to meet.
The topic is the practical side of going global. Not why it matters. How it's actually done.
The night runs in two rooms.
🗣️ The floor. High ceilings, open all evening. Mingling and matched speed networking, so you meet the people relevant to what you're building instead of whoever's standing nearby.
🎤 The room. A conference room next door, running four sessions back to back. Seats are limited on purpose: when you're in, you're in for the answers, not the small talk.
In the room:
🛠️ Build faster, ship better. A capabilities workshop with Google on how to build and ship faster and better than ever. Plus, what unique support you could access.
🇺🇸 Getting into the US. Trade officials from the US Department of Commerce on the policies, structures, and support programmes built for international founders, and how to actually access them.
🌍 The stuff nobody warns you about. A world-class partner flying in from the US on where to incorporate and what that choice costs you two years later, plus 💸 pricing, hiring, compliance, and the infrastructure under all of it.
🤝 Find your tribe, anywhere. Singapore Global Network on how to land connected in any city you build in.
Registration is open and every guest is reviewed. Room seats are limited, so tell us which sessions you want when you RSVP. Grab a spot 👇
