Bitget launches "Pitch n Slay" roadshow competition to help female startups grow and develop

Bitget launches the "Pitch n Slay" roadshow competition, which aims to provide financial support, professional guidance and traffic exposure to female entrepreneurs through cooperation with organizations such as World of Women, Women in Web3, Bitget Wallet, Foresight Ventures and Morph, and help female leaders expand their projects. The final will be held on November 15 during DevCon in Bangkok, Thailand. The shortlisted "Pitch n Slay" project contestants will present their optimized projects to investors and a jury, including Bitget CEO Gracy Chen, World of Women CEO Taya A, Foresight Ventures Partner Min Xu and other outstanding Web3 leaders. The three winners will have the opportunity to share $100,000 in seed funds. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said: "Bitget is committed to gender inclusion, with more than 45% of management being women. We are also committed to creating a friendly culture that is inclusive of the LGBT community. Through the Blockchain4Her program, we hope to create more growth opportunities for female-led startups."