Europe’s most active investors are gathering in London

The Blockchain technology, which enables creating and storing secure and permanent data records, is already being adopted worldwide. Experts of the Blockchain and crypto ecosystem will gather on the 21st of November in London for the Blockchain Venture Summit.

Blockchain Venture Summit, which will be held in 8 Northumberland, one of London’s top attractions, organized by Webrazzi, leading media company of the tech and internet world in the MENA region in collaboration with Bitrazzi, which focuses on Blockchain and cryptocurrency. There are important names among the speakers of the Blockchain Venture Summit, such as Richard Muirhead from Fabric Venture’s, Ajit Tripathi from ConsenSys, Adi Ben-Ari, Monty Metzger.

Among the new speakers of Blockchain Venture Summit, where experts of the Blockchain and crypto ecosystem will come together are; Ambre Soubiran from Kaiko, Tomer Federman from Federman Capital, Jamie Burke from Outlier Ventures, Laura Kornelija Inamedinova from LKI CONSULTING, Nancy Fechnay from BedrockX, Megan Reynolds from Entrepreneur First, Philip Mifsud from Blockchain Generation, Peter Lundgreen from Lundgreen Capital, and Sheba Karamat from Coin Rivet.

Bringing together the Blockchain and crypto ecosystem 

CEO of Webrazzi, Arda Kutsal, will hold the opening speech of the conference, which is sponsored by Coiny, Colendi and Gobaba and will be held in London on the 21st of November 2018. You can get more information about the conference, which will be an exclusive event limited to only 500 people, and the agenda, here.

A few tickets are still available for purchase and here is a %20 discount code BVSLDN18 for last minute buyers of this exclusive conference.

For press and interview inquiries: marketing@webrazzi.com

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