Meet David Siegel: Presentation of Pillar Project & QA

Attention developers, entrepreneurs, investors, startups and blockchain enthusiasts!

One of the most prominent blockchain startups Pillar Project is coming to Vilnius to set up an office, hire people, and be part of the community here!

This Tuesday Blockchain Centre Vilnius has an exclusive chance to host a community meeting with global blockchain community superstar David Siegel, CEO of Pillar Project and his team. Good developers should prepare to get hired and entrepreneurs to be inspired!

David Siegel, CEO of 20|30 and the Pillar Project has been at the forefront of technology and venture investing for 30 years. He has written five books about technology and business. In 2016, he was a candidate to be the dean of Stanford business school. He is an expert on blockchain, future technologies, angel investing, and startups. He will be accompanied by Vitor Py, CTO, who will be able to talk more about wallet's architecture and the way dev team is working on wallet's code.
You will be able to ask questions about the technology and what lies behind it, what was the key to their success and what are their plans for Lithuania!

"The Pillar Project is excited to create a wallet development center in the well-known blockchain innovation center in Vilnius. We look forward to both collaborating with the developers but also interacting with the business, academic, and government communities. We hope to be a source of learning and community in Vilnius. I'm excited to come personally to kick off that relationship in Vilnius and look forward to meeting many people there and building a strong bond between the Pillar community and the people of Vilnius." - David Siegel.

16:30 Doors open
17:00 Presentation & QA
18:00 Networking

• What to bring
Do not forget your business card or even your Resume!

• Important to know
DISCLAIMER: Our discussion can get technical - be prepared!

EDIT: Since a lot of you showed interest to come, we are expanding the number of attendees so those who'll arrive the last, might have to stand. We would like to kindly ask you to arrive at 16:30, network and save your seat. David's presentation will start at 17:00.