Big tech corporations were once small ideas from visionaries whose careers took off from humble beginnings, such as Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL). But before making it big, these pioneers sought support from various stakeholders, hoping they would be brave enough to invest in the potential of their innovative concept—a move that Block Dojo exemplified in an era when assistance for fledgling enterprises dabbling with emerging technologies is scarce.
The Philippine arm of the London-based venture-building program earlier this year concluded a three-month run of its immersion program for its second batch of cohorts. Prior to their Demo Day on August 1, where six founders showcased their blockchain-based solutions, the Dojo organized an Investors Night to help these startups secure funding and connect with potential investors and other industry players.
Kristoffer Briones, Country Managing Director for Block Dojo Philippines, …