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Nov 3rd
Who is a Tech Entrepreneur? Typically defined, a tech entrepreneur is a woman or man who applies their ideas using technology. Over the years the technologies being used have primarily been the Internet and the mobile phone/device. So if you surf online or use a mobile phone chances are you are using a product or service – such as an app, a website, a game, a social network that was created by a tech entrepreneur.
Inspired?! You can be one too. Come to Caribbean BETA- Tech Entrepreneurship Conference on November 16th, 2012 at the Knutsford Court Hotel, Kingston, Jamaica. Register now http://www.caribbeanbeta.com
Nov 3rd
Who is a Tech Entrepreneur? Typically defined, a tech entrepreneur is a woman or man who applies their ideas using technology. Over the years the technologies being used have primarily been the Internet and the mobile phone/device. So if you surf online or use a mobile phone chances are you are using a product or service – such as an app, a website, a game, a social network that was created by a tech entrepreneur.
Inspired?! You can be one too. Come to Caribbean BETA- Tech Entrepreneurship Conference on November 16th, 2012 at the Knutsford Court Hotel, Kingston, Jamaica. Register now http://www.caribbeanbeta.com
Oct 31st
Oct 17th
Reggae Music 2.0: How will it succeed in the Digital Age of Music, Brand, Culture. will be the keynote presentation of Mike Johns, Ceo of Digital Mind State. Jamaican. Based in USA. Global speaker on Mobile Marketing & DIgital Entertainment.
He speaks on Friday, November 16th, 2012 at the Knutsford Court Hotel at 9:50 a.m.
Why this topic?
Reggae music is one of Jamaica’s most successful exports - the primary target markets being the United States and the United Kingdom. The music industry alone is estimated to have earned US$255 million in 2004. But as Reggae is now a global phenomenon, spawning artists, events,products, buying communities and more worldwide and with the Digital Age changing the game – the debate rages on – when will Jamaica take the business of Reggae music seriously and move from being primarily a hand maiden, to that of a shot caller – and truly capitalise.
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Oct 16th
With 30 days to go from today, you can now register online to reserve your prepaid tickets. Seating for Day 1 and Day 2 are limited as you know. There are 2 (two) types of tickets for Caribbean BETA- Tech Entrepreneurship Conference.
1. Ez Pass Ticket ( coffee breaks + after conference mixer only)
$1,200 jmd | $15usd ( Prepaid)
$1,500 ( At the door)
Pop in and out for the keynotes and panels you really want to see. Stay fueled with the coffee breaks and snacks.
2. Networker Ticket ( coffee breaks+ lunch + after conference mixer)
$2,500jmd | $30usd ( Prepaid)
$3,250 ( At the door)
You don’t want to miss a thing, so you’re in for the entire day. Stay fueled with the coffee breaks and snacks and have a chance to chat with a fellow dreamer, potential co-founder or funder during our networking lunch. Plus you are so there for the I am Beta after conference mixer.
Prepaid Group rates for Networker Tickets are available.
REGISTER NOW to RESERVE Prepaid tickets. Fully Payable by November 8th.
Oct 11th
by Bevil Wooding
Economic growth and technological innovation have always been inextricably linked. Today, challenging economic conditions on the domestic, regional and international fronts are putting new attention on the need for greater investment in the development of the digital economy generally and the Internet economy specifically.
Oct 10th
Caribbean BETA PitchFest
Are you an aspiring or current tech entrepreneur ? Do you have a great tech-driven business idea or existing prototype that uses the internet, mobile or social platforms ? Want to win cash, connections, development support and bragging rights from angel/venture investors, founders of tech accelerators and tech incubators?
Enter Caribbean BETA’s 2012 BETA PitchFest Contest.
Submissions now open. Submissions end on November 12th, 2012
How to Enter
1. Read the rules of the competition.
2. Complete form below.
3. Attend our free How to Pitch Bootcamp ( 2hrs). You will be email date and venue.
4. Get ready to Pitch and Win.
5. If you want, check out who won last year.
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Oct 8th
L-R: Bianca Welds, Special Projects Manager ( Keystone AUgusta), David Mullings, Managing partner ( Keystone Augusta) and Ingrid Riley, Founder of ConnectiMass
At Kingston BETA last Thursday, David Mullings, Managing Partner of KeyStone Augusta presented Ingrid Riley, Founder of ConnectiMass, the social venture that stages Kingston BETA bimonthly meetups and Caribbean BETA- The annual Tech Entrepreneurship Conference -with a cheque for $500,000jmd. Keystone Augusta continues to be a great supporter of the Jamaican tech Community and this is the second time they are sponsoring the conference.
