iAxil’s Let’s Do Lunch: Digital Innovation: “Discover and Explore Europe via the Netherlands”
iAxil is continuing its series of lunch networking sessions. This time, it has invited the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) to share on opportunities in the European market and successful market access via the Netherlands.
You should check out the event if you:
• would like to find out more about the European market and the opportunities that are available there
• would like to look for an overseas technology/business partner for joint product/business development
• would like to establish a presence in Europe
• are already exporting your products to Europe and would like to find ways to make your logistics chain more efficient and effective such as shortening the time to market and lowering overall costs
Registration is on a first-come-first-serve basis, limited to 35 seats. Please reserve your seats by sending iAxil an email to events@iaxil.net. Please do NOT register if you are not sure whether you can attend. This will enable us to offer seats to those who can come.
Event Details:
Date: Friday, 27th July 2012
Time: 12:00PM-1:30PM
Venue: iAxil@The Franklin, Singapore Science Park I, #02-12/25, Singapore 118223 (map)
ABOUT THE NFIA
The NFIA (Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency) is an operational unit of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, Agriculture and Innovation. The NFIA helps and advises foreign companies on the establishment, rolling out and/or expansion of their international activities in the Netherlands. The NFIA was established more than 30 years ago, and has since then supported more than 2,800 companies from nearly 50 countries in the establishment or expansion of their international activities in the Netherlands.
Note: Details and copy for this event are provided by the organizers.
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