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Don’t miss out on the After Party at Disrupt SF 2018

The post Don’t miss out on the After Party at Disrupt SF 2018 appeared first on BardTech . The biggest, most ambitious Disrupt event ever is less than two weeks away!  Disrupt San Francisco 2018  takes place at Moscone Center West on September 5-7 — that’s three action-packed, business-oriented days of programming. But like you, we know how to have a good time, too. It’s all about balance, friends. And that’s why you do not want to miss the TechCrunch After Party on Thursday September 6. Disrupt After Parties are the stuff of legend, and this year will be no exception. Expect a ’90s theme complete with fun wearables like glow stick necklaces and slap bracelets. And you can get a tote bag — screen-printed on-site — to take home with you. It wouldn’t be a TechCrunch After Party without a chance to get your dance on. We’ll have DJ King Mos spinning the best ’90s music all night long — with an immersive Sound Experience from Envelop . There’s plenty to do while you sip a be...

Snag your ticket to Startup Battlefield MENA 2018 today

The post Snag your ticket to Startup Battlefield MENA 2018 today appeared first on BardTech . Every Startup Battlefield is an absolute thrill ride, but we get even more charged up when it all goes down in a region where the tech startup ecosystem is taking rapid shape. TechCrunch Startup Battlefield MENA 2018  — our first pitch competition in this region — is the perfect example. It’s time to shine the spotlight on the best early-stage startups in the Middle East and North Africa, and we want you to join us on October 3 in Beirut, Lebanon to cheer them on. Attending our premier startup pitch competition costs $29, and tickets are on sale here . Chances are you haven’t had the pleasure of witnessing Startup Battlefield. Here’s what to expect. Up to 15 teams will compete in three preliminary rounds — five startups per round. Those teams each get six minutes to present a live demo to a panel of tech and VC experts. The judges have six minutes after each pitch to ask tough, point...

Only 24 hours left to apply for Startup Battlefield at Disrupt Berlin 2018

The post Only 24 hours left to apply for Startup Battlefield at Disrupt Berlin 2018 appeared first on BardTech . What’s standing between you and a chance to launch your pre-Series A startup in front of Europe’s influential technorati? A mere 24 hours. That’s how much time you have left before we stop accepting applications to Startup Battlefield  at  Disrupt Berlin 2018 , which takes place on November 29-30. There’s still time, but not a moment to waste. Apply right now . Startup Battlefield is a whirlwind roller coaster, and over the years it’s been the launch platform for more than 750 companies — our Startup Battlefield alumni community — that have collectively raised $8 billion dollars and generated 102 exits. Names like TripIt, Dropbox, Vurb and Mint grew from humble beginnings to big-time tech companies. Discerning TechCrunch editors with a knack for choosing successful startups will review every application and ultimately pick up to 15 companies to compete. Parti...

48 hours left to apply for Startup Battlefield at Disrupt Berlin 2018

The post 48 hours left to apply for Startup Battlefield at Disrupt Berlin 2018 appeared first on BardTech . “Nothing is more expensive than a missed opportunity.” H. Jackson Brown, Jr. threw down a heavy dose of truth with those wise words. It’s almost like he knew the opportunity to apply to Startup Battlefield  at  Disrupt Berlin 2018  on November 29-30 will evaporate — in just about 48 hours — on August 27 at 9 p.m. PST . Don’t make an expensive mistake. Submit your application here, today . What does opportunity look like as a Startup Battlefield competitor at Disrupt Berlin? Excellent question. It’s global exposure as you launch your company in front of the best and brightest investors, technologists, movers and shakers and media outlets across Europe and beyond. Investors like Sonali De Rycker of Accel and Saul Klein at LocalGlobe — and that’s just for starters. In a tough vetting process, our experienced TechCrunch editors review every application — our acc...