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Power Ledger to join West Tech Fest in celebration of the launch of The Blockchain Centre Perth
- Published November 20, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Jemma Green, Chair and Co-Founder of Power Ledger will be featuring as a guest speaker at the launch of The Blockchain Centre Perth.
The Blockchain Centre Perth is a shared office space for startups working in blockchain technology.
This event is brought to you by DigitalX in collaboration with West Tech Fest.
The event will kick-off the week of events as part of the Curtin University West Tech Fest.
Guest Speakers for the night will include:
- Leigh Travers: CEO, DigitalX and Vice President, ADCA
- Sam Lee: CEO, Blockchain Global
- Jemma Green: Chair and Co-founder, Power Ledger
- Jack Quigley: Founder and Managing Director, CrowdfundUP and Founder, Fintech Perth
Details
Date: Monday 3 December 2018
Time: 5 pm
Address:
The Blockchain Centre Perth
L2 66 Kings Park Road
West Perth WA 6005
Attendees must RSVP by Monday 26 November 2018, for additional tickets please email [email protected].
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