

Bangkok Demo Day 2026 brought these elements together, connecting promising Thai startups from the ZERO TO 1 Accelerator 2026 with leading international venture capital investors, industry experts, and members of Thailand’s innovation ecosystem.
The event marked a major milestone for founders who had spent months developing, testing, and refining their ventures through the accelerator. At Demo Day, they took the stage to pitch their ideas, receive direct feedback from experienced investors, and build connections that could open doors to opportunities beyond Thailand.
The investor and judging panel included Shannon Kalayanamitr (Hive Ventures), Geoffrey Handley (Haitao Capital), Richard Armstrong (TA Ventures), Jane Sajeekarn Prescott (AddVentures by SCG), and Montha Kaihirun from the National Innovation Agency (NIA).
CMKL University was also honored to welcome Prof. Dr. Suchatvee Suwansawat, Honorary Chair of the Board at CMKL University, who joined the event in support of the next generation of technology entrepreneurs.
Supported by mentors, advisors, and partners including KMITL, True Digital Park, and the AI Engineering Institute, ZERO TO 1 reflects CMKL University’s commitment to building an environment where technology, entrepreneurship, and real-world opportunities come together.
Bangkok Demo Day may mark the end of the accelerator journey, but for these founders, it represents something much bigger: the beginning of their next stage of growth.
Program: ZERO TO 1 Accelerator 2026
Event: Bangkok Demo Day 2026
Partners: KMITL, True Digital Park, AI Engineering Institute
Category: Entrepreneurship / Innovation / Startup Ecosystem


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