
From 30 Oct 2006 to 2 Nov 2006, the Global Entrepolis@Singapore (GES) 2006 will be held in Suntec Singapore International Exhibition and Convention Centre. This year, the HOTStage will be a world stage for international business matching session with partners from Latin America, Europe and ASEAN as well as Australia. At the same time, exclusively in GES, they will be featuring new opportunities in Franchising and Licensing. This event is brought to you from HOTSpots, an initiative under the Economic Development Board.
From the organizers of the event:
This year, the HOTStage will be a world stage for international business matching session with partners from Latin America, Europe and ASEAN as well as Australia.
At the same time, exclusively in GES, we will be featuring new opportunities in Franchising and Licensing.
So join us at Suntec International Exhibition Centre (Level 4) to:
- Gain insights to investment strategies of VCs & business angels.
- Access to overseas market partners from Ukraine, Brazil, Mexico, Russia and many others!
- Discover opportunities to partner with various MNCs such as P&G, Microsoft and Yahoo!
- Find out franchising and opportunities from leading brands such as Pepsi Co, Jeep, Tung Lok at HOTSource Franchising & Licensing – exclusively at GES!
More information can be found in the eflyer below. Please help to upload this into your blog.
Register now via email to: hotspots@edb.gov.sg. Admission is free for registered participants.See you there!
Here is the flyer for the event:

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