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Cyberport
provides platform to connect start-ups with industry professionals
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The Cyberport
IncuTrain Centre will, in July, launch the 4th session of Startups Connect, a
monthly networking event aimed at drawing together professionals, start-up
companies, incubatees, alumni, mentors and guests, to network and exchange the
latest industry information and interact on a social level.
Themed "Networking with Digital Marketing and Advertising-related Companies",
the lunch session on July 16 is an invaluable opportunity for participants to
make new contacts and meet like-minded professionals.
Industry veterans have been lined up to give presentations, in both English and
Cantonese, at the event. A representative from New Digital Noise, an
innovative digital marketing and advertising solution provider, will deliver an
overview of the market and evolution of the digital marketing and advertising
industry; Raffi Kamalian, COO of alivenotdead.com, an online community for
artists and fans, will speak about the company's social media marketing efforts; Salvio Tang, Founder and CEO of Cosher, the world's first firm to offer standard
based online advertisements, will share his thoughts on effective and innovative
solutions that make internet display advertising campaigns more efficient, and
Paul Denlinger from the Digital Advertising Association, Greater China, will
deliver a talk on "Technology and Business Performance: Data, Marketing and
Common Sense".
Get connected with members of our unique community and unravel the secrets of
building and sustaining successful ventures. Click
here for more information and registration. Registration opens until
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Success scored
at Cyberport Tenants Club networking event
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Samson Tam,
Legislative Council member representing the Information Technology Functional
Constituency, met Cyberport's tenants and incubatees during the CTC networking
event.
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A lunch networking session, held by the Cyberport Tenants Club (CTC) in May, was
a huge success, allowing participants the opportunity to exchange views and
share their input on the club's activities and mission. The management of
Cyberport has studied tenants' suggestions and hopes to incorporate their
suggestions where possible.
The event enabled tenants and incubatees to network with each other in a relaxed
and casual setting. Over 60 representatives including tenants and
incubatees were present at the lunch. Herman Lam, Cyberport's CEO, Samson
Tam, Legislative Council member for the Information Technology Functional
Constituency, Mark Clift, Cyberport's COO, and Joanna Cheung, CTC's Chairman,
were also present, and mingled and listened to tenants' ideas and needs.
Mr. Clift introduced some Cyberport green programmes and invited participation
and support from all tenants and guests. Ms. Cheung gave an update on the
Club's upcoming activities. These included a photography contest in
September, the November CyberRun for Rehab 2010, and a sports event in early
2011. Sheila Purves from the Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation was at
the event to further elaborate on the 7th CyberRun for Rehab.
Cyberport hopes these activities will give tenants an invaluable opportunity to
get to know each other in a bid to nurture a collaborative and friendly
environment for everyone within the community. |
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