At the CEVF 2024 platform, speakers included Arsen Tomsky, founder of the unicorn company InDrive, Arkadiy Moreynis, founder of Fastfounder and entrepreneur/investor, Milan Reinartz, founder of the largest angel syndicate in Singapore, Kairat Akhmetov, co-founder of the group of companies Sergek Group, Assel Mashanova, founder of the network of companies Lulu Group, Metabody, and Meta Farm, Roman Lavrentyev, COO of the first unicorn in Uzbekistan, UZUM, and other active investors from around the world.

"CEVF demonstrates the potential of Central Asia and Kazakhstan as a hub for technological development and investment attractiveness. For Astana Hub, this event marks a crucial gauge of the region's venture capital growth and development dynamics. We are launching Astana Hub Ventures, a venture fund aimed at bolstering support for the export and global expansion of Kazakhstani tech products. This new fund will provide local startups with funding and access to international markets, accelerating their growth and development. Our objective goes beyond mere financial investment; we aim to offer mentoring and consulting support, leveraging our global partner network. This support will enable startups to attract investments from foreign venture funds, scale effectively, and compete successfully on the global stage," said Magzhan Madiyev, CEO of Astana Hub.

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