SynbiTECH2020 - Sponsor or Exhibit?
- Posted on 7 January, 2020
Your opportunity to sponsor and exhibit at Europe's leading synthetic biology conference and technology showcase in October 2020
Happy new year! 2020 is the start of a new decade in which synthetic biology will thrive and grow – by 2030 we expect the global marketplace to be at least $100bn.
After the great success of our SynbiTECH conference, technology showcase and exhibition in 2019, we’re running a bigger and even better SynbiTECH in 2020; I’m emailing again with further details on SynbiTECH 2020 – opportunities are going fast!
SynbiTECH2020 will attract leading synthetic biology and related companies from around the world, more than 600 visitors are expected from academics to start-ups and global businesses who work in and within the engineering of biology fields creating new tools, services, processes and products for this massively-growing new industry.
I’ve attached Adobe links to our prospectus with details of the forthcoming conference and a booking form so that you can sign-up straight away! One immediate difference you’ll spot is that each sponsorship opportunity comes with a technology showcase exhibition space.
SynbiTECH 2020 Sponsorship & Exhibitor Booking Agreement With Terms & Conditions
There are speaking opportunities too – for further details or to chat about your needs at SynbiTECH2020 please don’t hesitate to drop me a line or give me a call , my details are shown below and on the prospectus.
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