Host a Startup Pavilion at TC Disrupt on September 21-23
Featured Opportunity: Startup Pavilions Disrupt Startup Pavilions are popular among local and international governments and venture organizations. Regardless of their geography, their goals are often the same—to generate investment, buzz, and media exposure for their early stage startups under one unified pavilion.
Host up to 20 pre-series A startups per pavilion
The organizer and each startup receive their own exhibit booth in the virtual Expo Hall
Promote and host a live 20-minute startup pitch-off
Receive attendee data, branding, benefits, and more “Part of what I love about the Disrupt experience is you read a one-line description of a company, and you don't really know what to expect. And then you listen to the company live and it really opens up your mind to the potential of that business.”
Roelof Botha, Partner, Sequoia Capital |
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