Captify co-founder Adam Ludwin will be speaking at the KPMG sponsored TechStars event tonight 7-8pm at Warner Yard, Clerkenwell, London, EC1R 5EY.
The talk will focus around Captify’s work in the ad tech space and Adam’s experiences of scaling a business, while also detailing the process that Captify had to go through to secure a round of investor funding.
While well established in the US, this is only the second British TechStars event with over 1,000 applications for the new intake. Captify are delighted to have been accepted onto the show to talk about our experiences and advise new startups moving into the exciting and fast paced tech space.
The startups who have been invited to attend the talk are:
- Avuba – A German startup that wants to build a mobile first service that will ‘fix banking’.
- Eat In My Seat(US/UK)- a service that allows users to skip queues when out at a game (or other venues) by ordering food directly to your seat.
- eRated – An Israeli startup that ”lets you use one reputation score in a world of marketplaces”.
- Good Audience – A US startup with a tool for increasing your brand, product or service’s reach with social media users.
- Lingvist – A language learning startup from Estonia with a platform for learning new languages that promises to have you talking like a local in 200 hours or less.
- Magnific– A platform that “connects readers, writers and curators for a more personalized reading experience” launching first in the UK.
- Proximus– A Spanish analytics engine that looks at consumer behaviour in conjunction with geo-location data.
- Pubble– An Irish startup with a platform for embedding Pubble’s Q&A platform into users websites.
- Smile Family- A mobile-first community for moms.
- Spatch– (US) – A new “decentralized communication protocol built on top of email”.
- Zzish – A UK company with tools for helping developers to make education apps more engaging.
