250 senior MICE Executives will meet in Monaco
naseba, a major industry event organiser, will bring together over 250 European and American senior MICE Executives from multinational corporations to celebrate the 2nd Annual MICE Executive Congress 2004 in October 3rd - 5th 2004 in Monaco at the exclusive
Hotel Hermitage and Hotel de Paris. The Congress is under the High Patronage of HSH Prince Albert.
MICE is a unique 3-day event based on pre-scheduled one-to-one business meetings, world-class keynote lectures, focused workshops and discussion groups. All keynote lectures and business meetings will take place in the Sporting d`Hiver complex.
Delegates can expect an interactive agenda, personalised itinerary and keynote topics such as The New Strategic Role of the Meeting Planner, Corporate Sports Sponsorship - A F1 Case study, Car Launching, Media Impact on Security Concerns and The New Role of the CPO.
Key Speakers:
- Andre Schneider, Managing Director & COO - WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM (DAVOS)
- Philippe Lassalle, Scientific Communications and Congresses Director - Allergan
- Bjoern Widemann, Sponsorship Director - Allianz
- Thomas Haiberger, Group Procurement Director - Borealis
- Maria Fry, EMEA Event Director, CISCO Systems
- Luca Demeo, Global Brand Director, Fiat Lancia
- Luca Favetta, Global Director Events EMEA - Asia Pacific, SAP
- SVP Marketing - Philip Morris - TBC
NEW for
MICE 2004!
Participation is by invitation only and includes access to all meetings/discussion groups and networking activities. Accommodation is in a 5-star deluxe environment, with access to the following:
- Gourmet luncheons and Gala Dinners at Hotel de Paris and Hotel Hermitage,
- Cocktail Reception and Dinner at Jimmy`z, the most exclusive Private Club in the Principality,
- A tour of Monaco by night,
- A visit to the world renowned Hotel de Paris Wine Cellar
- Access to the Thermes Marins Seawater Spa Centre (Hotel Hermitage) and the famous Monte-Carlo Casino.
- Soins Caviar beauty treatments by La Prairie
Theodore Koumelis
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Tuesday, July 20, 2004