Grab Mobile Internet Opportunities in China
BEIJING -- Today (May 28th), the Mobile Internet Great Wall Club, a CEO member-based industry trade organization, made an announcement that the Global Mobile Internet Conference 2010 has begun. The Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) is designed for executives to capitalize on the growing opportunities in the mobile internet industry, especially in China. The Mobile Internet Great Wall Club talked to stakeholders across the wireless telecommunications industry and two things seem to be on everyone's lips: mobile broadband and smartphones. The club has seen how mobile phone usage is going beyond voice and text, and its transformation into a tool for subscribers to stay constantly connected. GMIC is the place for attendees to get a better understanding of this rising industry.
GMIC is organized by Great Wall Club, a club of 100+ CEOs from the industry representing tens of billions in revenues. GMIC is the only event where attendees can meet all these CEOs in one place.
It's a once-in-a-year opportunity to meet senior decision-makers in person and build partnerships. The 70+ speakers of GMIC are from 20+ countries and are executives at companies like Tencent, Alibaba, Paypal, Nokia, Admob, Shanda, SK Telecom, Gree and Docomo.
There are several highlights for this event:
-- An international speaker line-up with country-focused panels for China,
Japan, Korea, Europe and the USA - examining global understanding with
local application; Speakers include China Mobile Research Institute GM
Bill Huang, Tencent (QQ) Wireless EVP LIU Chengmin, Alibaba/Taobao
Wireless GM Alex Qiu, Renren.com Senior VP Derek Shen, Motorola VP SHEN
Bin, Nokia China VP Phil Kemp, SoftBank Mobile EVP Tetsuzo (Ted)
Matsumoto, i-mode inventor Takeshi Natsuno, Gree CFO & Senior VP Naoki
Aoyagi, Opera CSO Rolf Assev, Orange China CEO Haila Wang, TechCrunch's
Serkan Toto, Founders Fund's Dave McClure, SK Rob Trice of Telecom
Ventures, PayPal APAC Rahul Shinghal, and Affle CEO Anuj Khanna.
-- Get a total 360 degree perspective from all the stakeholders within the
mobile internet ecosystem including internet giants, handset
manufacturers, content developers and mobile operators. The hundreds of
participants are primarily executives, investors and entrepreneurs from
around the world.
-- Be at the forefront of innovation - a one-stop shop to see the latest
developments in mobile internet technology, mobile gaming, handsets,
mobile commerce and more; The agenda includes eight keynotes and 12
discussions on successful strategies in the global mobile internet
market with specific attention to China, the USA, Japan and Korea. The
Innovation Show (startup competition) will feature 20 young, innovative
companies from nine countries. Media from the Wall Street Journal,
Associated Press, CCTV, Sina, Netease, CNET, CNN, China Daily,
TechCrunch and hundreds of blogs and other sources are confirmed to
attend.
GMIC is organized by Great Wall Club, a club of 100+ CEOs from the industry representing tens of billions in revenues. GMIC is the only event where attendees can meet all these CEOs in one place.
It's a once-in-a-year opportunity to meet senior decision-makers in person and build partnerships. The 70+ speakers of GMIC are from 20+ countries and are executives at companies like Tencent, Alibaba, Paypal, Nokia, Admob, Shanda, SK Telecom, Gree and Docomo.
There are several highlights for this event:
-- An international speaker line-up with country-focused panels for China,
Japan, Korea, Europe and the USA - examining global understanding with
local application; Speakers include China Mobile Research Institute GM
Bill Huang, Tencent (QQ) Wireless EVP LIU Chengmin, Alibaba/Taobao
Wireless GM Alex Qiu, Renren.com Senior VP Derek Shen, Motorola VP SHEN
Bin, Nokia China VP Phil Kemp, SoftBank Mobile EVP Tetsuzo (Ted)
Matsumoto, i-mode inventor Takeshi Natsuno, Gree CFO & Senior VP Naoki
Aoyagi, Opera CSO Rolf Assev, Orange China CEO Haila Wang, TechCrunch's
Serkan Toto, Founders Fund's Dave McClure, SK Rob Trice of Telecom
Ventures, PayPal APAC Rahul Shinghal, and Affle CEO Anuj Khanna.
-- Get a total 360 degree perspective from all the stakeholders within the
mobile internet ecosystem including internet giants, handset
manufacturers, content developers and mobile operators. The hundreds of
participants are primarily executives, investors and entrepreneurs from
around the world.
-- Be at the forefront of innovation - a one-stop shop to see the latest
developments in mobile internet technology, mobile gaming, handsets,
mobile commerce and more; The agenda includes eight keynotes and 12
discussions on successful strategies in the global mobile internet
market with specific attention to China, the USA, Japan and Korea. The
Innovation Show (startup competition) will feature 20 young, innovative
companies from nine countries. Media from the Wall Street Journal,
Associated Press, CCTV, Sina, Netease, CNET, CNN, China Daily,
TechCrunch and hundreds of blogs and other sources are confirmed to
attend.
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