BICSI reminder that deadline for presenters at its May 2010 conference is almost here
December 17, 2009
December 17, 2009
BICSI is hard at work preparing its 2010 Canadian Conference & Exhibition, being held May 2-5 in Montreal, Quebec, and wants to remind industry experts that the deadline for presenters is fast approaching.
BICSI is hard at work preparing its 2010 Canadian Conference & Exhibition, being held May 2-5 in Montreal, Quebec, and wants to remind industry experts that the deadline for presenters is fast approaching.
Approved speakers “share valuable knowledge with their peers and immediately gain industry recognition,” says BICSI.
Applications to present at the conference will be accepted until Dec. 31st, 2009. Education programs should be purely informative and vendor neutral. Speakers at the event receive complimentary registration and the opportunity to shape the program of the conference.
CLICK HERE for details and a presentation application form.
Last modified on January 11, 2010
Applications to present at the conference will be accepted until Dec. 31st, 2009. Education programs should be purely informative and vendor neutral. Speakers at the event receive complimentary registration and the opportunity to shape the program of the conference.
CLICK HERE for details and a presentation application form.
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