| OVERVIEW
Red Herring Wireless 2007 will bring together leaders, innovators, and up-and-comers from around the world for a dynamic multi-day forum, May 28-30, at the Regency Beijing, in the heart of China’s vibrant metropolis. As a country with one of the most robust rates of wireless growth and innovation, China is an exciting host city for Red Herring Wireless and will attract the world-wide attention of industry observers, analysts, and fast-track business leaders. The event will feature a multitude of cutting-edge Wireless companies, enabling entrepreneurs to find the best matches for their Wireless needs. Strongly interactive in format, Red Herring Wireless will feature keynote speeches, company presentations, roundtables and Meet the Money Sessions. The event offers attendees multiple opportunities to meet and interact with their peers in a smart and thriving environment.
What will Mobile Services do Next? Disrupting the Status Quo.
Red Herring Wireless 2007 will focus not just on current innovations in the ubiquitous wireless sector, but also on future directions and how new thinking threatens to disrupt the status quo. What are the strategies of the giant mobile carriers, from China Mobile to Europe’s Orange? Who are the startups that will shakeup the industry? Where are venture capitalists and other investors placing their best bets? All of these questions and many more will be explored at Red Herring Wireless 2007.
Attendees
Red Herring Wireless 2007 will assemble a who’s who from the Wireless sector—present and future—from small, innovative startups to established, international giants and the world’s financial community. Attendees will include:
- CEOs from Asian, American, and European firms
- Growing companies in search of visibility and new opportunities
- Decision makers from large, established firms
- Leaders from the telecom service business
- Equipment and handset manufacturers
- Service and content providers
- Regulators and investors
- Young industry entrepreneurs
- New challengers: companies who can disrupt the smartest plans of the industry
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