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Learn Why the Small Business Market is the Next Big Thing

Jun. 22, 2015

Intuit & Fundbox – Learn why the small business market is the next big thing

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Monday, June 22, 2015

6:00 PM to 9:00 PM

Citi Innovation Lab TLV

Building 8, Kiriat Atidim, Tel Aviv-Yafo (map)

 

  • Come meet the new multinational in Israel – Intuit. Intuit creates business and financial management solutions that simplify the business of life for small businesses. Its flagship product, QuickBooks Online, provides a full range of business management solutions from accounting, payroll and payments to e-commerce and marketing.
    Intuit Developer, aspires to be a platform that can spark and nurture the spirit of entrepreneurship to help solve problems for small businesses globally and simplify the business of life everywhere.
    Join Avi Golan, VP and GM, Intuit Developer Group who will share his vision for Intuit’s Developer Platform who together with Eyal Shinar, CEO of Fundbox – will discuss mutually beneficial partnerships and how the QuickBooks Apps Store enables developers to gain access to the world’s largest market of cloud-based small businesses. We are excited to meet startups and innovators who are looking to learn more about the massive opportunities available FinTech & the small business space. Avi Golan, VP and GM, Intuit Developer Group – Avi Golan is Vice President and General Manager of the Intuit Developer Group. He leads the platform strategy to grow the QuickBooks ecosystem, enabling small businesses to seamlessly connect more solutions to solve their unique business needs. The QuickBooks Platform serves more than five million small businesses as well as a diverse set of partners and developers.
    Eyal Shinar, CEO/Co-founder, Fundbox – Eyal is an expert in financial services and technology management. Eyal served as a Vice President in Battery Ventures, leading many projects and investments in the areas of finance, machine learning, SMBs and SaaS. Prior to his work in Battery Ventures, Eyal was one of the first employees of Old Lane, a $5.5B NY based global hedge fund (later acquired by Citigroup).
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