Mobile Game Asia has an updated agenda, and more free tickets
There’s less than a month to the first ever Mobile Game Asia (MGA) conference in Singapore, which makes this the perfect time to review the updated agenda for the event.
The Global Mobile Game Confederation (GMGC) has updated the schedule on MGA’s website:
Additional confirmed speakers are CEO Wen Shuibin from Yunva, Sergio Salvador, Google’s global head of game partnerships, and Wu Lichi, director of global monetization solutions from Millenial Media.
GMGC has also given us a list of attending Chinese companies and their representatives:
- Hong Zihuan, GM, Air Camel
- Pan Xiaoxu, CEO, 92wan
- Qiu Yuekun, CEO, iAppPay Billing
- Kevin Hu, CEO, COM4LOVES
- Ye Dalu, CEO, Sincetimes
- Cheng Li, CEO, 91ku Network
- Brian Jiang, Deputy GM, 360 Mobile Game Division
- Joyce Xiong, Deputy GM, Global Times Online
- Helen Huang, CEO, 75wan technology
- Louis Lu Xiaoxu, CEO, GameAudio Studio
- Wen Shuibin, CEO, Yunva
- Wang Jinqiang, CEO, Hetao Interactive
- Ni Haiyu, CEO, TalentWalker
- Bob Xu, VP, Giant Mobile Game
- Piao Wenjie, CEO, Top Mobile Game
- Yong Wang, CEO, Kick9
If you’re looking for an insight into the Southeast Asian and Chinese markets, Mobile Game Asia is your best upcoming bet. Tickets run for S$50 apiece, though we’re giving away 50 free passes for the event.
Email us here to get your free pass. Mobile Game Asia is taking place in Singapore on July 18.
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