If you are a startup entrepreneur, angel investor or VC and happen to be in Paris on July 20th this event is for you. We (that’s the team of Lingueo and me) are organizing the event for the special episode Meetup episode of This Week in Startups with Jason Calacanis on July 20th.
Hence if you are interested in pitching your startup, voting for the best startup in Paris or having a nice evening watching the show and networking with fellow entrepreneurs you are invited to join us.
The event is free, well, almost 
. What you have to do to take part:
- Register on our Eventbrite website.
- Entrance will be granted with your printed ticket and a bottle of wine and/or water and/or a pack of crackers. This way we won’t die of thirst and hunger. Nevertheless there will also be a little buffet prepared.
- If you would like to pitch your startup, please send a small introduction who you are and what your startup does to twistparis[at]winklermedia.com or ping me on Twitter@TWiSTParis.
You would need to prepare two pitches in English, a three minute pitch for the local audience in Paris and a one minute pitch in case you will be the winner of the evening and hence have the chance to pitch Jason Calacanis live on This Week in Startups. The event itself will be bilingual, of course (French & English) but the pitches need to be in English only.
All pitches will be recorded and published on the This Week in Startups Paris Meetup blog. So even if you won’t be the winner of the evening your pitch won’t be lost. People who are interested in the startups which pitched that evening will be able to watch the recordings on this blog and get in contact with you = free promotion for you and your startup.
Hence if you are interested in either pitching your startup, know someone in your network who might be interested or just come and have a nice evening with fellow entrepreneurs and do some networking you are more than welcome to join us! For more information and updates check out our Paris Meetup blog linked below.
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