Singapore | 23-25 April, 2012

 

Pre-Conference Workshops: Monday, 23 April, 2012

9:00 AM

Welcome and Introduction

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

AM Workshop - Sales Workshop: Selling Mobile Advertising

Looking for the next big idea to show your advertising clients? Selling Mobile Advertising shows you the key strategies and knowledge you need to attract new revenue through mobile advertising sales.

This 3-hour workshop is lead by The Mobile Marketing Association, and the workshop contains expert mobile selling advice from some of the leading companies and mobile sales people in the industry. You’ll also see examples of mobile advertising campaigns and solution-selling models that deliver results for advertising buyers and revenue for sellers.

Key Takeaways

  • An understanding of the mobile media marketplace
  • What buyers say about mobile salespeople
  • Overcoming objections from mobile buyers
  • The unique selling benefits of mobile media
  • How to sell mobile as a solution to advertising problems
  • How to structure a mobile sales team
  • How to attract digital budgets, traditional budgets, and mobile budgets
  • How to activate engaging mobile experiences with mobile advertising space
  • How to create a mobile sales presentation
  • How to respond to RFPs with mobile solutions
John Arnold
Director, Education
Mobile Marketing Association
Ichiro T. Jinnai
Regional Director
cyber communications inc. Branch Office (Asia)
Craig Law-Smith
Director, Strategy and Business Development, Asia Pacific
Amobee
   
Barney Loehnis
Head, Digital, Asia Pacific
Ogilvy & Mather
   

Sponsored by:
cyber communications inc.

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Lunch

1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

PM Workshop - Insights Into Mobile Marketing Strategies and Tactics for Effectively Targeting Today's Consumers

This workshop is designed to bring together senior marketing leaders in brand and retailer communities to create peer-to-peer discussions and share strategic insights and tactics on what is working and what is not working in mobile marketing across marketing sectors. The future of mobile marketing depends on taking advantage of context. How do brands translate results into ROI? How do we manage and evaluate inventory and how do we as an industry standardize these models? Attendees will have a chance to learn from leading brands, agencies, ad network publishers and analysts in an engaging, interactive environment.

Workshop Format:
Opening Keynote and Discussion – The State of the Mobile Industry: Overview of the Mobile Marketing Analytics Landscape

Presenting Sponsor - Poynt: How Brands and Marketers Can Use Context to Directly Connect with Consumers – Hyper–local Consumer Engagement

Case Studies Review: Stories from Successful Mobile Marketers on Building User Engagement and Measurement for Leading Brands
Tigerspike/Woolworths

Interactive Breakout Session: In teams, participants will be asked to collaborate on strategy, tactics and creativity to solve a mobile marketing brand campaign challenge.

Panel & Group Q&A

   
Keynote:
Hanis Harun
Global Executive Director, Consumer Insights and Innovation (Telecom)
Nielsen
   
Alex Burke
Managing Director, Asia Pacific
Tigerspike
Jason Chiu
Chief Executive Officer
Cherrypicks
Margaret Glover-Campbell
Senior Vice President, Marketing and External Communications
Poynt

Sponsored by:
Poynt

Tuesday, 24 April, 2012

8:00 AM

Registration Opens

9:00 AM - 9:05 AM

Opening Remarks

9:05 AM - 9:15 AM

Welcome from the Mobile Marketing Association

Rohit Dadwal
Managing Director
Mobile Marketing Association Asia Pacific Limited

9:15 AM - 9:45 AM

Opening Keynote
A Smarter Tomorrow, In Our Hands Today

This topic would encompass mobile as a key component of our digital future, the need for meaningful and immersive consumer/citizen engagement, as well as a clear focus on innovation as a driver of development, all key pillars of the MDA’s digital media strategy.

Michael Yap
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Media Development Authority

9:45 AM - 10:15 AM

The Consumer of the Future

The final word at our conference goes to mobile consumers, and in particular, the digital natives who will dominate the future. What do they think the role of the mobile channel will be in their relationship with brands? Do they even want a relationship? A thought-provoking start to the Forum.

Chad Wollen
Group Head, Consumer Futures
Vodafone PLC

10:15 AM - 10:35 AM

The New Media Landscape: The Emergence of New Technologies and the Impact of Mobile

New platforms and enabling technologies are making branded content available wherever consumers want to be. Consumers interact with each other online and across their mobile devices by providing a quick new way to share all things digital - in one simple step. But what’s good for users is challenging for media and advertisers. In this session, Marcel Fenez, Global Leader Entertainment and Media for PWC, will discuss his vision, the ever-changing landscape.

Marcel Fenez
Global Leader Entertainment and Media
PricewaterhouseCoopers
10:35 AM - 11:10 AM Networking & Coffee Break

11:10 AM - 11:30 AM

The War of Mobile Ecosystems - How Local Brands Set Themselves Up to Win in the Rapdily Changing Mobile Landscape

In 2012, local brands find themselves at a historic juncture, where unprecedented market trends, new technologies, new ways of reaching customers, and rapidly evolving customer behaviors enable them to better understand, target, and reach consumers. In this talk, we will look at the opportunities and challenges local brands face in the mobile space in the increasing flat world we have today for mind share, and return on investments. We will review best practices for one to design, develop, distribute, and monetize their innovation and to leverage the opportunities in exciting consumers and influence their buying behaviors.

Srikanth Raju
Head, Ecosystem, APAC
Nokia

11:30 AM - 11:50 AM

Fireside Chat: Not All Screens are Created Equal

In a world of multiple internet devices, how should marketers think about these screens? Are they just sheets of glass that deliver content? Or are they something more? Do they have distinct personalities? Does a mother in Shanghai interactive differently with her smartphone than a bachelor in Singapore? Do consumers in India watch TV differently than those in Indonesia? As marketers, should the content we create be tailored to the screen and audience on which it will appear? Join Nick Seckold and Todd Paris as they discuss the challenges and opportunities facing marketers and advertisers in today’s multiscreen environment. Gain a deeper understanding off the attributes, nuances, and relationships consumers in Asia have with the screens in their lives.

 
Todd Paris
General Manager, Specialist Sales, Asia and Americas
Microsoft Advertising
Nick Seckold
Head, Digital, Asia Pacific
Mindshare Asia
 

11:50 AM - 12:10 PM

Mobile Media Innovation in 2012

Smartphone penetration is accelerating, hitting critical mass level of mobile subscribers in major APAC countries in 2012
. Many advertisers are slow to catch on to this new consumer trend and offer poor user experience on this new platform. Innovative advertisers have noticed the attractiveness of the new platform and witnessed great business results by mobilizing their websites and adopting mobile-specific ads. Mobile media is evolving; there is a greater chance for advertisers to differentiate themselves and appeal to consumers in unprecedented ways. Mobile is no longer a great addition, but a critical component of the media mix for all types of advertisers; brand and performance-driven.

William Easton
Regional Director,
Mobile Sales and Operations, Asia Pacific
Google

12:10 PM - 12:30 PM

Connecting to the Unconnected

The next step for big brands. Considering that 30% of mobile-based searches have local intent, it’s more important that ever to deliver services that target consumers’ needs. Hear what a global remittance leader has learned in introducing mobile services and how you can apply those learnings to your own business.

Gregg Marshall
Head, Mobile Transaction Services
Western Union

12:30 PM - 1:00 PM

Should Brands Leverage Traditional Established Vendors, or Venture into Unproven, but Highly Disruptive, Startups for Their Mobile Expertise?

With a rapidly growing global mobile ecosystem with mobile related startups being launched daily, it has become increasingly difficult for brands and agencies to effectively leverage these innovations and still meet specific and well-defined metrics in their mobile initiatives. In today’s panel we will explore disruption, the role it could/should play with brands, with agencies and the disruptors themselves, and how to further align to meet collective expectations.

   
Moderator:
Zach Piester
Managing Partner
Silver Creek Partners
   

Panelists:
Dr. Lai Kok Fung, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, BuzzCity
Ian Loon, Head, Mobile Practice, Southeast Asia, Starcom MediaVest Group Singapore
Akshay Mehra, Venture Director, Innosight
Zia Zaman, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Beaver Lake Capital

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Networking & Lunch Break

Sponsored by
BuzzCity

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Tracks

Track 1: The New Media Mobile

Emcee: Colin Miles, Senior Vice President, InternetQ Southeast Asia Pte Ltd and Chairman, MEF Asia

Sponsored by
Mediba

Track 2: Audience and Data

Emcee: Madanmohan Rao, Author and Co-Editor, Asia Unplugged: The Wireless and Mobile Media Boom

Sponsored by
Gemalto

2:00 PM - 2:20 PM

Mobile Marketing Linked with Mass Media

“Cross Media Communication” has come a long way, and still plays a vital role in marketing campaigns based on mobile advertisements.

Japan leads the world in mobile advertising—its market is by far the largest. We will introduce the key points of successful marketing campaigns based on mobile advertisements by examining the cases.

Jun Kanbe, Executive Vice President & COO, mediba Inc.

2:00 PM - 2:20 PM

Mobile CRM Centre and Lassoo Offer

Regardless of the tool used in mobile advertising campaigns, respecting consumer rights is essential. In other words, we can only consider the target audience as those who have already expressed interest in receiving brand communications. The “opt in” authorization is simply consent of interest in receiving promotional or informational messages from specific brands or companies. As consumers have the right to change their minds, we can’t forget that they can opt out of this group at any time. In short, brands also have to make it possible for users to take themselves off from this list. Mobile CRM Centre and Lassoo uses an underlying globally proven channel from Gemalto, smartMessage, aimed at building a CRM for MNOs and brands, and/or enhancing the existing CRM.

Caroline Doussot, Head, Mobile Marketing, Gemalto
Narayanan Rajgopalan, Head, Planning, Wunderman

2:20 PM - 2:40 PM

Creating Compelling Mobile Strategies

The mobile industry has been on a whirlwind journey over the course of 2011 and has finally come of age. The market has expanded incredibly quickly, with APAC countries offering some of the greatest opportunities for brands trying to engage with new consumers. It is therefore more important than ever that global companies build a targeted mobile strategy that delivers the necessary ROI by understanding consumer usage, context, and the velocity of change.

Stephanie Emmanouel, Vice President, Business Development, Somo

2:20 PM - 2:40 PM

Identifying Differentiated Strategies to Engage Consumers Across the Asia Pacific Region via the Mobile Media Platform

Consumers, particularly those in developing markets in Asia, are in the driving seat when it comes to accelerating the transition of digital media platforms towards becoming the new “traditional” media. As a result, brands can no longer afford not to invest in engaging their consumers via digital platforms. Although mobile advertising is still in its infancy, mobile / smartphone penetration is growing exponentially, further underscoring the urgency for companies to take action.

Often, the first pre-requisite for success is a true understanding of the mobile consumer and attitudes and preferences in mobile media consumption. Nielsen will provide in-depth local and regional insights to help companies address the most pressing issues around winning the hearts and minds of consumers via mobile marketing initiatives.

Hanis Harun, Global Executive Director, Consumer Insights and Innovation (Telecom), Nielsen

2:40 PM - 3:00 PM

How Can Brands Use Mobile to Bridge the Gap with the Consumers?

Despite 110 million mobile subscribers in Pakistan, marketers have struggled to make it part of their marketing mix. This session will explore how brands complement their marketing with mobile by achieving a higher ROI. The results have been increased loyalty, more conversions, and higher engagement.

Muhammad Nasrullah, Chief Technology Officer, e-Business, Panasion Group

2:40 PM - 3:00 PM

Media Consumption Habits of Mobile Internet Users and How Brands Can Engage With Them

Mobile devices continue to change the way people interact, shop, and learn. However, there exists very little or no information about how this global phenomenon has impacted media consumption. In this session, attendees will get detailed insights into media consumption habits of consumers across geographies, platforms, and content categories. When are they consuming content? Where are they using their devices? How are they accessing content? What are they accessing? How does consumption differ by platform or demographics? How has the mobile device impacted consumption via other channels?

Phalgun Raju, Regional Director and General Manager, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong & Taiwan, InMobi

3:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Panel Discussion: Growing Importance of Mobile as the New Media

Brands and Marketers are constantly challenged by the introduction of the new media. Why is that we all need to worry about the new media? What is the change the new media like mobile helps bring in the consumer attitude and behavior?

Moderator: Sonya Madeira Stamp, Managing Partner, Rice Communications Pte Ltd
Panelists:
Stephanie Emmanouel, Vice President, Business Development, Somo
Muhammad Nasrullah, Chief Technology Officer, e-Business, Panasion Group
Yoshito Onomura, Regional Director, Asia Pacific, mediba Inc.
Srikanth Raju, Head, Ecosystem, APAC, Nokia

3:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Panel Discussion: Measurement and Metrics and Its Importance in the New Media

Moderator: Joe Nguyen, Vice President, Southeast Asia & India, comScore, Inc.

Panelists:
Caroline Doussot, Head, Mobile Marketing, Gemalto
Hanis Harun, Global Executive Director, Consumer Insights and Innovation (Telecom), Nielsen
Phalgun Raju, Regional Director and General Manager, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong & Taiwan, InMobi

3:30 PM - 4:00 PM Networking & Coffee Break

4:00 PM - 5:10 PM

Tracks

Track 3: Services and Offerings

Sponsored by
Nokia

Track 4: Learnings and Experiences

4:00 PM - 4:20 PM

Unlock the Power of Personal Media, Mobile, and Tablet Devices, in the Retail Sector

It is clear there's significant consumer appetite for deeper engagement with retailers on mobile and tablet devices. Australian consumers have a very high propensity to use their personal media devices for m-commerce, ranking 3rd globally for revenue from m-commerce, according to Nielsen. However Singaporeans have the highest smartphone penetration of any country in the region at 62%. So what does this mean for the future of m-commerce in Singapore?

Trends show an increasing number of people are doing commerce via their mobile devices, and in this session we will take you through: how to use Personal Media to enhance your customer relationships, mobile enabled commerce vs. m-commerce, and more.

Alex Burke, Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Tigerspike

4:00 PM - 4:20 PM

Large Scale Mobile Communities to Drive Behavior Change

Mobile phones are the device of choice for creating branded communities in emerging and developing markets. These communities facilitate conversations between brands and their audiences and mediate discussions between audience members.

We discuss the power of harnessing these communities to deliver business objectives, as well as the challenges we faced in launching some of the largest mobile portals in Africa.

Gustav Praekelt, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Praekelt

4:20 PM - 4:40 PM

Mobile Marketing Meets the Wallet

The session will focus on delivering on the promise of commerce being aided by advertising and marketing using mobile as the connective tissue. Surrounding mobile payments with additional value such as offers, deals, and loyalty programs will be discussed. There is growing demand from the industry to help bridge the gap from advertising to actual conversions in an effort to justify the ROI.

Avtansh Sharma, Commercial Director, Media Monetization, Alcatel-Lucent

4:20 PM - 4:40 PM

Discovering mobile as the game changer for your future marketing campaigns

  • Achieving maximum results from your integrated mobile marketing campaign
  • Using word-of-mouth marketing platforms to gain traction
  • Fitting mobile into your existing mobile media strategy

Ville Kulmala, Chairman, Mobile Monday Thailand

4:40 PM - 5:10 PM

Panel Discussion: Satisfying the Amazing Appetite for Social TV

A practitioner’s panel discussion to set the framework and outline the potential for the fast-growing sector that is collectively described as “Social TV”. A review of all the elements that go into the definition of Social TV, such as, automated content recognition (ACR), companion and synchronised Apps. A look at the dedicated 2nd screen players, GetGlue, IntoNow, ZeeBox, Miso, and others. The use of the Social Graph by broadcasters and media to enhance programming. Co-creation or curated consumption? What’s the real point of Social TV? Advertisers and sponsors view of the emerging science of Social TV metrics. Do we need stand-alone Apps or will twitter do the job?

Moderator: Colin Miles, Senior Vice President, InternetQ Southeast Asia Pte Ltd and Chairman, MEF Asia
Panelists:
Michael Bayle, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Mobile, ESPN
Johan Kremer, Head, Alliances, Southeast Asia, Research In Motion
Fotini Paraskakis, Director, Content, FremantleMedia

4:40 PM - 5:10 PM

Panel Discussion: Surviving and Thriving Within the Mobile Revolution: Considering New Strategies and Approaches

Mobile has brought the industrial revolution to a close. Organizations need to move beyond assembly line and mass production tactics. To survive in the future, organizations need to retool and reevaluate how they’re organized and focus on employee empowerment and education. This panel will address how marketing, sales, media, and related operations will function in the future.

Moderator: Madanmohan Rao, Author and Co-Editor, Asia Unplugged: The Wireless and Mobile Media Boom
Panelists:
Ville Kulmala, Chairman, Mobile Monday Thailand
Gustav Praekelt, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Praekelt

5:10 PM - 5:15 PM

Closing Remarks

Rohit Dadwal
Managing Director
Mobile Marketing Association Asia Pacific Limited

Wednesday, 25 April, 2012

8:00 AM

Registration Opens

9:00 AM - 9:15 AM

Welcome from the Mobile Marketing Association

Barney Loehnis
Head, Digital, Asia Pacific
Ogilvy & Mather

9:15 AM - 9:40 AM

Leading the Agency Evolution: Meet the Growing Demands of the New Media Centered Around Mobile

Ashutosh Srivastava
Chief Executive Officer
Mindshare Asia

9:40 AM - 10:05 AM

How Unilever is Framing the Mobile Opportunity from a Mobile Perspective

Mobile is an incredibly important channel for Unilver as evidenced by their continual success and dynamic campaigns. In this session, Fito, the Director of Media Innovation at Unilever, will talk about how they are using mobile to market some of the best FMCG brands in the world.

Victor Fernandez-Lahore
Director, Global Media Innovation
Unilever

10:05 AM - 10:25 AM

2012…Year of the Dragon and Digital Advertising

In the world of connected mobile devices, advertising will dramatically change and evolve like never before. The consumer-advertiser relationship now extends to billions of consumers on a global basis, yet speaks to each consumer individually. With innovative technology, mobile advertising can learn what consumers do and react accordingly to achieve the highest success for advertisers and publishers.

Trevor Healy
Chief Executive Officer
Amobee

10:25 AM - 11:00 AM

Panel Discussion: Are We Getting Ahead of Ourselves?

Why should we be worried? What are the current dynamics that pose themselves to limit the growth of any new medium? Every medium has its time and with the innovation and growth are we trying to kill a medium before it is even truly born? What needs to be done to help nurture the same?

Moderator:
Dilip Mistry
Senior Director
Microsoft Advertising Division

Panelists:
William Easton, Regional Director, Mobile Sales and Operations, Asia Pacific, Google
Victor Fernandez-Lahore, Director, Global Media Innovation, Unilever
Trevor Healy, Chief Executive Officer, Amobee
Barney Loehnis, Head, Digital, Asia Pacific, Ogilvy & Mather

11:00 AM - 11:30 AM Networking & Coffee Break

11:30 AM - 11:50 AM

How Dell is Learning to Utilize Mobile into Their Marketing Mix

A significant challenge for marketers is to learn how to obtain the efficiency and scalability globally with mobile marketing, and still maintain local relevance and engagement with their customers. In this session, we will hear from one of the top brands globally and how they are utilizing mobile.

Damien Cummings
Online Director, Asia Pacific and Japan

Dell
11:50 AM - 12:10 PM

Mobile Cross Platform Products Targeting, Engaging, and Monetizing Users of Live Sport

12:10 PM - 12:30 PM

Mobile Moments and Mobile Movements

Mobile Advertising’s reach into the digital media world has been pervasive. But with the expansive growth and untapped potential there are still a number of bumps in the road to successfully landing a mobile media campaign with your target consumer. Join us to hear from one of the top digital agencies in Asia about the key things you need to avoid in order to create a successful mobile marketing campaign.

Barney Loehnis
Head, Digital, Asia Pacific
Ogilvy & Mather

12:30 PM - 12:50 PM

The Formula for Creating “New Markets” from Zero

Akihisa shares his thoughts from the early days of mobile advertising when he established the world's largest mobile marketing agency to date (past) and his view on the journey that industry has taken (present) with insights on where it is headed (future) in order to develop a whole new market and promote the growth of this new market.

Akihisa Fujita
Executive Vice President & Chief Representative
Dentsu Digital Holdings Inc. (Singapore)

12:50 PM - 1:00 PM

Case Study
In a Saturated App Market, What Makes an App Stand Out and Become a Consumer Favorite?

Poynt will provide insights into understanding how consumer behaviour is dynamic, and demonstrate how brands can connect directly with the consumer in a contextually relevant manner and influence purchasing decisions.

Margaret Glover-Campbell
Senior Vice President,
Marketing and External Communications
Poynt

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Networking & Lunch Break

2:00 PM - 2:20 PM

Live Sports are Complemented by Mobile

ESPN’s success with creating compelling stories surrounding Sports drives users to consume TV-envy engagement minutes on mobile devices. Whether watching live on TV at home or a bar, in the stands at a sporting event, or following along in absence of being in front of a television or radio, fans have flocked to mobile devices to access instant scoring, live gamecasts, live video and radio broadcasts, video highlights, in-depth commentary and analysis, and player and team stats. With the advent of social media, fans are part of the experience of Sports — the original social media. ESPN will walk us through how it approaches the mobile ecosystem including platforms and distribution to ensure it fulfills the obligation of its motto: To Serve Sports Fans. Anytime. Anywhere.

Michael Bayle
Senior Vice-President and General Manager, Mobile
ESPN

2:20 PM - 2:40 PM

Blazing New Trails in an Exciting Market: Experiences, Learnings and Insights

Kerstin shares valuable knowledge and experience gained through working with the leading operators, as well as the top advertisers and brands in Asia, in introducing and establishing mobile advertising in the demanding markets of the Asian region.

Kerstin Trikalitis
Chief Executive Officer
Out There Media

2:40 PM - 3:10 PM

Understanding Audience Beyond an Overwhelming Statistics

Many Mobile Marketing Players, both local and global, jump into the Indonesia Market driven by statistics. Only little understand the ecosystem and critical success factors to succeed in the Indonesia market. Letʼs hear Indonesian Industry leaders share their insights on this pannel.

Moderator:
Joseph Lumban Gaol
Chief Executive Officer
m-Stars

Panelists:
Rajat Basra, Technical Advisor, Managing Director, M2M Interface, an associate of Omnicom Media Group
Kiki Rizki, Country Manager, Mig33
Andi Sadha, Chief Executive Officer, Activate

3:10 PM - 3:40 PM Networking & Coffee Break

3:40 PM - 4:00 PM

Fireside Chat: Welcome to the Mobile Era. Resistance is Futile.

The mobile era started more than four years ago. It started when we, as mobile consumers, caused great disruption in the way we access content, communicate, and interact with the people and businesses that impact our lives. This mobile era now requires a categoric shift in thinking, action, and reaction for marketers, technologists, and developers.

 
Matt Briant
Mobile Platform Director
Dentsu Asia Digital Division
Robert Woolfrey
Managing Director, SE Asia
Millennial Media
 
4:00 PM - 4:20 PM

Online to Offline Revolution

Online-to-Offline (O2O) marketing platforms bridge the divide between the online world and offline world. The O2O platform that would be studied in detail includes iButterfly (HK, SG, MY, Indo etc) and TownCheck (HK & SG). Showcases of how major household brands such as Pacific Coffee, Adidas, MTR, Centrum, Unilever, Citibank, Samsung, etc. ran their campaigns on these platforms. A few upcoming technologies related to O2O at the retail outlet and physical locations will also be discussed.

Jason Chiu
Chief Executive Officer
Cherrypicks
4:20 PM - 5:00 PM

What’s Needed to Create the Chief Mobile Officer?

How does the brand or retailer start integrating mobile internally across their existing departments? Who is the CMO (Chief Mobile Officer)? Which department is best to champion mobile? How can the brand/retailer fluidly work with store operations, web, brand managers, agency, etc. to create a productive channel that adds value to the existing store DNA? This panel will look to answer these questions and will provide actionable insights for integrating mobile as an indispensible part of your marketing mix.

Moderator:
Rohit Dadwal
Managing Director
Mobile Marketing Association Asia Pacific Limited

Panelists:
Ashutosh Srivastava, Chief Executive Officer, Mindshare Asia
Rahul Welde, Vice President, Media, Asia, Africa, Middle East and Turkey, Unilever
Xin Ye, Chief Executive Officer, Casee, A Velti company

5:00 PM - 5:10 PM

Closing Remarks

Rohit Dadwal
Managing Director
Mobile Marketing Association Asia Pacific Limited
 
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Out There Media Velti

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cyber communications inc. Poynt

Mobile Experience Lab Sponsors

Google

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BuzzCity

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Digital Advertising Alliance DMAS IAB Singapore
Marketing Institute of Singapore Mobile Monday Singapore WTIA

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