Fuckup nights session #30 was held on March 22 at Caucasus University, organized by the Startup Bureau with the support of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center of Caucasus University, Impact Hub Tbilisi, and Grant Thornton Georgia.

Speakers for this special session #30 were participants of the 500 Georgia Acceleration Program: Irakli Vekua, co-founder of Kings International; Giorgi Chugoshvili, co-founder of Phubber; Aleksandre Tsintsadze, co-founder of Kovzy.

The moderator of the event was Giorgi Burduli, Director of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center of Caucasus University.

Fuckup Nights is a global movement and event series that conveys stories of professional failure. Once a month, 3-4 successful people in different cities of the world share their business failures with a wide audience. The Fuckup Nights movement started in 2012 in Mexico and today, takes place all over the world in 90 countries and 320 cities.