[Repost] International BlockchainTalks for the 1st time in The Hague!

THIS IS A TICKETED EVENT.
ORIGINAL MEETUP: https://www.meetup.com/BlockchainTalks-io-Den-Haag/events/246621780/
EVENT POST: https://blockchaintalks.io/our-content/upcoming-events/bctvol3-denhaag/

After big success in Amsterdam, we do not want to leave other Dutch cities behind! As next our foreign speakers will travel to The Hague Tech to tell you more about how can blockchain empower philanthropy or how does it relate to AI. Also our partner Komodo will present - Komodo is a unique peer-to-peer exchange platform. Don't miss out on the opportunity, review more details here https://blockchaintalks.io/our-content/upcoming-events/bctvol3-denhaag/ and get your ticket here https://www.ticketkantoor.nl/shop/bct3/en - let's create decentralized blockchain hubs also outside Amsterdam!

It's only our 3rd edition and we rolled out - because there are many more interested blockchain enthusiasts and investors outside Amsterdam too. BlockchainTalks is hosted this month in two cities: 11th Jan in Amsterdam, 12th Jan in The Hague. Mind this when purchasing tickets.

This edition is also pleased to share more about blockchain and philanthropy or blockchain and AI. In case you are looking for investment opportunities - come over and have a fire side chat with our speakers, so you make sure that you understand and project has got a solid ground. In case you look for knowledge - bear in mind, our speakers will also share more about blockchain and its application within Komodo platform.

We asked our speakers not to pitch as we know you're bored by it. So they will provide you with their stories, outstanding features and vision with the projects. WE CARE ABOUT THE CONTENT.

Do not forget: in BlockchainTalks we're generous with networking time slots when you can approach anyone for a decentralized mind connecting and confront your ideas.

Schedule for The Hague

1800-1805 Welcome

1805-1830 Paul Madsen - Hashgraph

1830-1915 Ayoub Fakir - Peculium

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1945-2015 Chris van Maarseveen - Komodo

2015-2100 Arnaud Saint Paul

2100-2130 Conclusion, networking