Three days of non-stop content sharing, online talks and business meetings just concluded last week at the V-Connect Asia Edition event, held by VIV worldwide on the A.I. powered digital platform v-connect.net.
The positive feedbacks from all parties, namely exhibitors, visiting professionals, the partners, speakers and the sponsors, called for a further extension of the platform accessibility till October 6th. The extra days will allow existing and new registering attendees to review the recorded content sessions and continue the conversations with potential business partners even after the September 22-24 event dates.
This first edition of V-Connect Asia Edition registered over 4,000 high-quality participants, out of which 565 exhibiting profiles represented 240 suppliers, while 3,600+ visiting profiles were a combination of Asian buyers, international feed to food leaders, speakers, associations and the press. The industry joined to meet the selected exhibitors and to attend the 22 sessions held by 67 expert speakers from associations, trade institutions and global suppliers.
Hundreds of meetings were scheduled via the intelligent match-making system provided to all attendees of the V-Connect Asia Edition event. During the three days on September 22-24, a total of 1,324 meetings were requested on the platform among the industry members. And the networking is not over yet. The Exhibitor & Visitor lists are still open for interactions on the v-connect.net login area, accessible upon free registration, with the ongoing messaging function giving all users further possibility to talk and connect with interesting profiles.
3,355 logins over three days was the outstanding result achieved on the platform due to conference and seminar attendees who took advantage of a great series of learning sessions nicely presented by the VIV worldwide professional conference organiser (PCO) at VNU Asia Pacific in cooperation with partners from the five continents: Asia, Europe, America, Oceania and also Africa.
To see more about the event visit the link, HERE.
The positive feedbacks from all parties, namely exhibitors, visiting professionals, the partners, speakers and the sponsors, called for a further extension of the platform accessibility till October 6th. The extra days will allow existing and new registering attendees to review the recorded content sessions and continue the conversations with potential business partners even after the September 22-24 event dates.
This first edition of V-Connect Asia Edition registered over 4,000 high-quality participants, out of which 565 exhibiting profiles represented 240 suppliers, while 3,600+ visiting profiles were a combination of Asian buyers, international feed to food leaders, speakers, associations and the press. The industry joined to meet the selected exhibitors and to attend the 22 sessions held by 67 expert speakers from associations, trade institutions and global suppliers.
Hundreds of meetings were scheduled via the intelligent match-making system provided to all attendees of the V-Connect Asia Edition event. During the three days on September 22-24, a total of 1,324 meetings were requested on the platform among the industry members. And the networking is not over yet. The Exhibitor & Visitor lists are still open for interactions on the v-connect.net login area, accessible upon free registration, with the ongoing messaging function giving all users further possibility to talk and connect with interesting profiles.
3,355 logins over three days was the outstanding result achieved on the platform due to conference and seminar attendees who took advantage of a great series of learning sessions nicely presented by the VIV worldwide professional conference organiser (PCO) at VNU Asia Pacific in cooperation with partners from the five continents: Asia, Europe, America, Oceania and also Africa.
To see more about the event visit the link, HERE.
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