Going global conference <br> startup and innovation in Hungary
DATE : May 28 (9.00 am – 2.00 pm)
VENUE: Hotel President (1054. Budapest, Hold u. 3.)
What are the things that launch a Hungarian startup success story? What are the challenges these enterprises have to face at the start, or even later on? How does the business world welcome a startup concept that stems from Hungary? Is it possible to keep the initial momentum going? How do you make sure that the first idea leading to the breakthrough will be followed by others, and the company won’t be just a one-hit wonder but become an established element of the international business landscape? These and other questions will all be answered at the Budapest Business Journal’s conference on May 28, 2013.
SPEAKERS:
Gyula Fehér
co-founder-CTO, Ustream
Ákos Berzi
CFO, Organica Water
Balázs Vinnai
CEO, IND Group (TBC)
Imre Hild
CEO, iCatapult
Gábor Bojár
Chairman, Graphisoft
Sándor Kürti
President, Kürt Co
Miklós Fekete
partner, PwC Hungary
Priszcilla Várnagy
CEO, Be-novative Inc.
Márton Juhász
winner Global Impact
Competition2013
LANGUAGE: Hungarian (with simultaneous English interpretation)
PARTICIPATION FEE : HUF 35,000+VAT/person, (Fee includes: conference documentation, full lunch and coffee breaks.)
For Early birds (registration by May 10): HUF 29,000+VAT/person,
DISCOUNTS - BBJ subscibers: 15%, 2-4 registrations: 15%, 5 or more registrations: 20%
The program may be subject to change
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