Report from Unblock Community conference held in Hong Kong on September 9-10

On September 9-10 Iskander.events hold an Unblock Community conference in Hong Kong. The event took place in Cyberport – one of the most renowned digital and fintech innovation hubs of Asia, backed by HKSAR Government.
Speakers and guests of the Unblock Community have taken on a challenge of defining the value of the community and reimagining the way how blockchain companies should manage their communities.

Iskander.events invited international experts from both traditional industries community management (such as Richard Millington, Anuj Adhiya and Paras Pundir) and the leading crypto communities (Bancor, Cindicator,, country-level blokchain Associations) to share their experience and discuss the issues of managing communities on crypto market.

During two content-rich conference days more then 30 speakers have shared their experience, delivering valuable insights and strategies through presentations and panel discussions. Key takeaways from the conference are:
Cutting edge blockchain projects and crypto industry all in all still have something to learn from the traditional community management. General strategic frameworks and tools can be successfully extrapolated in the blockchain industry.

Despite the ongoing buzz around “community value”, very few companies actually know how to strategically work with and grow the community. Companies need to re-evaluate it’s approach to the community management and redefine the values they share with the communities.

Ironically, to create a proper decentralized network, businesses need to learn how to build structured and loyal community.

Complementing the main schedule of the conference, Iskander.events has organized P2P sessions, where verified projects had a chance to have a personal meetings with selected investors. In total 12 projects and 15 investors have participated in the P2P sessions. The investors list included Mae Wang, Artem Gurin, representatives of Skypathcapital, Click Ventures, Hamon Investment Group, Nexchange, J.Rotbart&co, Diamond capital and others.

Iskander.events team has ensured personal approach to networking, enabling participants from more then 20 countries to build new meaningful connections and reconnect with their existing network.

Unblock Community was held with a support of several sponsors and partners.

  • Cointraffic
  • chat
  • Wotoken
  • Remiit
  • Exmo
  • Nexchange
  • Bitsgap
  • WHub
  • Genesis Block
  • Magespire
  • Helix

Event photo report will soon be shared on https://www.facebook.com/iskander.events/ and the highlight video will be published at the Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQtDMmMNn6WbL2BXaJ5QrwQ

Additionally, Iskander.events team sees education as one of it’s important missions and all the speakers presentations will be shared on Youtube channel as well.

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