VDZ
Verband Deutscher Zeitschriftenverleger
Digital Innovators’ Summit 2014 hosted by FIPP, VDZ and emediaSF
24–25 March 2014 Deutsche Telekom Conference Center | Berlin, Germany
Register for the DIS before 31 January 2014 and save. The 7th Digital Innovators’ Summit is the essential platform for content businesses to share digital insight and
innovation. It offers international delegates an opportunity to meet and understand emerging trends, hear about suc- cessful business models and innovative ideas, share knowledge and network with colleagues.
The programme includes plenary and breakout sessions, and in 2014 will include the opportunity to meet innovative startups – a new addition to the programme. With leading speakers from around the world, and audience including executive decision-makers and several innovative companies exhibiting, the annual DIS has become a must- attend event on the media calendar. The 7th Meet the Founder tour and VIP drinks on the 23rd startup hubs.
Early Bird registration is now open, which allows you to register at hundreds of Euros off the standard rate (FIPP members – this is on top of the normal FIPP membership discount). The Early Bird offer is open until 31 January 2014. Visit
www.innovators-summit.com for speaker and programme updates, more information and to register.
Digital Innovators’ Summit takes place from 24-25 March 2014 (with the ) in the vibrant city of Berlin, Germany – one of Europe’s foremost
Programme topics and speakers
For more information and to stay up to date with pro- gramme topics and speaker announcements, visit the Digital Innovators’ Summit website and/or follow us on Facebook or Twitter – see the details below.
Sponsorship Opportunities
For more information please contact: Stuart Hands (
stuart@fipp.com) or Andre Glazier (
andre@fipp.com) in London or Christine Bauer (
bauer@z-a-t.com) in Berlin.
www.innovators-summit.com |
www.facebook.com/DigitalInnovatorsSummit |
www.twitter.com/DISummit
Register now!
Early Bird Rate until 31.01.2014
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