Raid (T̶h̶e̶) Your Fridge: AWS

If you found your way to our event just now, here's the Zoom link for our 2:00 PM PHT session today: https://bit.ly/3uWWyt7 . The Zoom webinar passcode is 913 7687 1566.

Meet our 95th Raid The Fridge speaker: Mark Birch, Principal Startup Advocate of AWS for the Asia-Pacific and Japan. He joins us to connect with the #startupPH community and share how AWS helps startups succeed: from inception to IPO.

Why should you attend?
On Thursday, May 27, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Philippine Time via Zoom, Mark will share the programs that AWS offers to startup founders in the Philippines and discuss the work that AWS does to support local startup communities.

Who should attend?
* Startup founders from early-stage to scale-up;
* Investors interested in how AWS can support their portfolio companies;
* Accelerators / Incubators / Venture Builders looking for support from AWS.

Please do attend Raid The Fridge: Mark is the AWS champion for startups in the Asia-Pacific and Japan and we would be happy to see the local startup community introducing themselves to Mark — bring your questions about building on and partnering with AWS!

ABOUT OUR SPEAKER

Mark Birch | Principal Startup Advocate for the Asia-Pacific & Japan, AWS

Mark is a community builder, software entrepreneur, business development expert, and startup advisor based in Singapore. He currently works at AWS as the Principal Startup Advocate for APJ sharing the stories of how founders across Asia-Pacific benefit from building and scaling their startups on AWS.
 
He is the founder of DEVBIZOPS, a publication that reaches 4,000 technology leaders about innovation, technology leadership, and engineering transformation. Mark also founded the Enterprise Sales Forum, a global community of 25,000 B2B sales professionals to share ideas, network with peers, and learn new skills.
 
Previously, Mark was at Stack Overflow to help launch and commercialize their Enterprise Q&A platform and then led efforts to expand business in APAC working with C-level executives to help them understand how to build internal tech communities in order to improve software delivery performance.

Before Stack Overflow, Mark founded an HR tech startup in the workforce analytics space and was an advisor to many B2B tech startups in the NYC startup ecosystem. Mark also worked at enterprise tech companies like Siebel and Oracle in various management and individual contributor roles.
 
Reach out to Mark via email mbirc@amazon.com, on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/startupmark, or over Twitter https://twitter.com/marksbirch.