Tim Draper - Competition for Free Tickets
Tim Draper, one of the world's most successful venture capitalists of all time, will deliver a special public lecture in Dublin on Friday November 20th in association with Silicon Republic, the Digital Hub and the Dublin City Enterprise Board.
Dublin City Enterprise Board are offering free tickets (worth over €30).
Question: What is the Dublin City Enterprise Board's network for start up businesses called?
The first 5 correct answers to email Eibhlin Curley, ecurley@dceb.ie will receive a free ticket to see Tim Draper.
Tickets are selling out fast, but you can still book online using Eventbrite, or by calling Paddy Cosgrave at Lectures Ireland on 01 442 9283.
Draper, who manages an estimated $7 billion in investments, is expected to touch on a wide number of topics including how you can recognise winning ideas, start or grow your own business and, of course, tips on secure the all important funding.
If you are going to miss out on this unique opportunity, then why not visit the Lectures Ireland website to find out about other lectures that may interest you, including one with the founder of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales. Just click here.
More about Tim:
Tim Draper manages funds estimated at $7 billion and is famed in particular for his investments in Skype, Hotmail and Overture.
Forbes and Always On magazines have consistently ranked Draper as one of the world's most successful venture capitalists. In 2008, he was ranked as the number one venture capital deal maker in the world by Always On magazine.
Draper will not only be delivering lecture, he will also be partaking in a public interview, as well as taking questions from the audience. If you are thinking about starting a business or run your own business this is a rare opportunity to meet, hear and learn from one of the world's most successful venture capitalists.
Draper also sits on the boards of numerous technology companies, which include Glam, Tagworld, SocialText, Kyte.tv, Meebo and Wigix. For further information please visit http://www.lecturesireland.com