International Sports Convention are pleased to announce the first 120 Speakers for this year’s event in Geneva, Switzerland taking place on December 7-8, 2016.
Nigel Fletcher, Chief Executive: "We put so much emphasis on great content with speakers coming throughout the world. Announcing the first 120 speakers with 8 months to go is another testimony to the hard work we place on informing the sports industry well in advance on what is happening and what is occurring at the end of the year, where the global sports Industry come together".
More exciting news and more speakers will be announced shortly.
All 120 speakers are listed on the website www.iscgeneva.com
The world’s largest b2b sports convention will consist of:
18 Sports conferences over 2 days
180+ speakers
150+ exhibitors
2000+ delegates
There are a range of commercial, marketing and partner packages.
Find out more:
www.iscgeneva.com
http://iscgeneva.com/prices-and-register/
info@iscgeneva.com
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