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MASSACHUSETTS PAVILION at CeBIT 2009
hosted by
Massachusetts Office of International Trade & Investment
—CeBIT is the leading international trade show for digital solutions, trends, and innovation—
Office Automation - Information Technology - Telecommunications
Hannover, Germany
March 3-8, 2009
CeBIT 2009 will attract an estimated 500,000 visitors from around the world (over 20% non-German), making it the largest and most reputable information technology trade show. Over 6,000 exhibitors from 77 countries will be represented at CeBIT. An estimated 50% of the visitors are IT decision makers who represent various industry sectors. Highlights for 2009 include eHEALTH, internet and mobile solutions, and eLEARNING, which will be addressed in the CeBIT Global Conferences. (Complete detailed information in English is available online at www.cebit.de.)
The Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment Boston/Berlin is ready to coordinate your participation at CeBIT 2009. By providing many services ourselves, we offer the most competitive price possible. We will provide the participating companies with a turn-key facility including:
- Individual display unit with information counter, literature rack, electrical outlet 230V/50Hz + overhead sign with your company name
- Listing in the printed & online version of the official trade show catalogue + short company profile in the Massachusetts Pavilion Brochure
- Bilingual support staff
- Central information and message center
- Common lounge area with free refreshment service
- Two exhibitor entrance tickets
- Common storage area
- Cleaning services
Cost estimate to exhibit at CeBIT 2009 per company*:
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Display Unit (6 sq. meter equivalent)
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€ 3,750.00
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9 sq. meter
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€ 5,450.00
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12 sq. meter
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€ 7,150.00
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*Prices quoted are in Euros; you will be invoiced in US Dollars.
For more information, contact:
Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment Boston
Diana La Muraglia
TEL: (617) 973-8650 FAX: (617) 227-3488
NOTE: SPACE IS LIMITED. APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY ARE RECEIVED
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