Zero to One Billion: How to Value Tech vs. Mining at the Canadian Investor Conference 2014

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - May 27, 2014) - How do investors value companies like Facebook compared to BHP Billiton? When is the right time to invest in a technology company vs. a mining company? Join us at the Canadian Investor Conference in Vancouver, BC on June 1st, 2014 at 3pm for the special investment panel "Zero to One Billion: How to Value Tech vs. Mining" where an expert panel will deconstruct how investors can evaluate and find investment opportunities in the technology sector, similarly to how they invest in the mining market.

Moderated by Jessica Karalash, an investor relations consultant and the founder of KurateStyle, the expert panel includes Brent Holiday, the co-founder and CEO of Garibaldi Capital Advisors, Canada's first technology-focused boutique M&A advisory firm; Boris Mann, the founder and managing partner of Full Stack; and Gianni Kovacevic, Principal of Kovacevic Consult, an expert in natural resources investment who has negotiated financings well in excess of $250 million. This is a panel you will not want to miss.

For free registration online for the Canadian Investor Conference now, visit our Registration Page. By registering your attendance online now, you will save a $20.00 entrance fee charged at the door.

About the conference: The Canadian Investor Conference will be Canada's leading diversified investment event, held in Vancouver, Canada. Various industries will come together for this 2-day event to cover Technology, Real Estate, Mineral Exploration, Oil & Gas, Agriculture, Life Sciences and Energy Metals. Top industry analysts, newsletter writers, c-suite executives, hedge fund managers, trends forecasters and finance celebrities will cover speculative and direct investments and strategies, economic outlook and macro trends. The tradeshow floor will host over 100 company booths, 3 speaker halls and an expected attendance of thousands of nationals and international investors.

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