By Erwin Oliva
INQUIRER.net

SEVENTEEN startup firms have attended Day 2 of Morph Code, a bootcamp hosted by Morph Labs, Ayala Foundation, and the Philippine Emerging Startups Open Inc.

Each company will be given five minutes to present their idea to a panel.

“It’s going to be fast and furios,” said George Telenko, who is moderating today’s event.

The panel is composed of Winston Damarilo, executive chairman of Morph Labs; Martin Lichauco, managing director of AO Capital; Bill Luz, executive vice president of Ayala Foundation; Federico Gonzalez, president and CEO of PESO; and Eric Manlunas.

Damarillo also announced that Morph Labs is the first software company in the country to go public.

Xlang, a startup that hopes to help people learn a foreign language, started the ball rolling with its presentation.