ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE NEXT TEKEDIA CAPITAL SYNDICATE

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 Greetings folks,


The game is on from March 30th. This is the timeline. Spread the good news to your friends, family, and various other networks to join us on this Win-Win mission. It's always getting better, cycle after cycle, and the best is yet to come. 


We’re announcing the timeline for the next Tekedia Capital Syndicate which begins March 30, 2024 to close May 15, 2024 as follows:


Current Portfolio Business Update: Saturday, March 30, 2024 at 4 – 6pm WAT. The Zoom link for this update is in the Board when you login. (Remember, you do not need to wait for this to get an update on your portfolio companies. There is a Zoom link in the board to schedule for that. 


Venture Investing and Portfolio Management program, from April 1, 2024 for 4 weeks. All active members will receive a link to this program on March 25, 2024. We’re introducing some components on AI in Investing also.


New Startups Are Posted: April 15, 2024 (we will post the startups including Tekedia Capital Overview videos, pitch decks, valuations, and other supporting materials. Members will go through them to understand the startups for possible considerations. You will receive an email when that is done).


Startup Demo Day: Saturday, April 27, 2024 at 4 - 6pm WAT (all the startups will attend, pitch and and also answer your questions. The Zoom link will be sent later)

Payment Transfers, Agreement Signings, etc: April 15  – May 15, 2024.


Regards,

Tekedia Capital Team

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