So you want to be a Get Funded VC?
Thursday, 08 Oct, 2009
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So you want to be a Get Funded Show VC? gives everyone the chance to predict which Get Funded Show Innovator they think has the potential to be the travel industry’s ‘next big thing’.
Reckon you can spot the next TripAdvsior, Kayak or Farecast? Then get involved and you could find yourself joining the Travel Gurus, Innovators and Investors at The Get Funded Show@World Travel Market, organised by EyeforTravel, next month.
To enter: follow @GetFundedShow on Twitter and check out The Get Funded Show Innovators at www.getfundedshow.com/meet-the-innovators.asp. Then Tweet @GetFundedShow who you think has the ability to be travel’s next big thing.
On November 11-12 these entrepreneurs will be pitching their innovative businesses to the Travel Gurus and Investors at World Travel Market and you could be there.
Tweeting will enter you into the random draw. If you win you will be joining top travel executives, investors and the world’s travel press at the show. You’ll be able to watch the 24 Innovators pitching for funding, publicity and approval.
So get Tweeting (@GetFundedShow) and you could win the chance to join entrepreneurs – past and present – at The Get Funded Show.
All entries will be placed into the draw with the winners selected at random on November 6.
Your vote will also be helping the The Get Funded Show Innovators. The Innovator voted travel’s ‘next big thing’ on Twitter will get free entry to EyeforTravel’s Distribution Summit in June 2010 and the confidence of public approval going into The Get Funded Show in November.
So, to prove you can spot travel’s next big thing and win attendance at The Get Funded Show:
- If you’re not on Twitter, sign up at www.twitter.com
- Go to www.twitter.com/GetFundedShow and follow us
- Check out the Innovators at www.getfundedshow.com/meet-the-innovators.asp
- Vote for your favourite Innovator with @GetFundedShow in the Tweet
- Wait and see if you’ve won!
It’s that simple – so what are you waiting for?
Show off your trend spotting talents and get the chance to join the Innovators, Investors and Travel Gurus at The Get Funded Show.
*About The Get Funded Show
The Get Funded Show is organised by EyeforTravel and supported by World Travel Market, TravelMole, Angels Den, eTravelBlackboard and Travel Daily News. It is taking place on 11-12th November during World Travel Market at London’s ExCeL. The Show will feature the most innovative travel companies pitching to an assembled panel of senior travel executives and major investors. For more information go to www.getfundedshow.com.
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