During the 49th WTC General Assembly (from 22-27 april 2018), the WTC Leeuwarden organizes 'International Trade Day' on 23rd April 2018. In one day dutch companies can gain knowledge and make contact with companies and organizations from 60 countries. An international B2B event focussed on 5 sectors:
From 09.00 until 18.00
At WTC Leeuwarden
Heliconweg 52, 8914 AT LEEUWARDEN
During the 49th WTC General Assembly (from 22-27 april 2018), the WTC Leeuwarden organizes 'International Trade Day' on 23rd April 2018. In one day dutch companies can gain knowledge and make contact with companies and organizations from 60 countries. An international B2B event focussed on 5 sectors: Water-technology; Energy; Health Aging; Food & Agri and (Re)Development of Real Estate. In the afternoon there will be workshops. NICCT is given a workshop on 'Doing Business with India'.
For more information and registration for this interesting event see: InternationalTradeDay
PROGRAM
08.30 - 09.30 am Registration and receipt
09.30 - 10.00 am Official congress opening
10.00 - 10.45 am Plenary program led by Marijke Roskam with Key Note speakers:
Henk Ovink, Watergazant and ambassador of the international water ambition of the Netherlands
Aalt Dijkhuizen, chairman of the top sector Agri & Food and the top consortium Knowledge and Innovation
10.45 - 11.15 am Coffee break at the information market
11.15 - 12.00 pm Plenary interactive program. Theme "Doing business internationally", with i.a.
Cas König, CEO Groningen Seaport NV
Hans de Boer, president of VNO-NCW
Gerjan Navis MD, PhD, internist-nephrologist UMCG
Bart-Jan Freriks,Managing Director ENGIE Services West
12.00 - 01.00 pm Lunch
01.00 - 04.30 pm Network program:
Workshops and knowledge sessions
Themes: Water, Energy, Agri & Food, Healthy Aging and Real Estate (development).
Table conversations "doing business with ..."
WTCs in India, China and Mexico talk to you about the possibilities for doing business in their country.
Information market
04.30 - 06.30 pm Happy hour: networking and drinks.
