Harnessing Industry Cooperation for A Sustainable Future
Vietnam Rubber Group will be hosting the 5th Global Rubber Conference from 3 – 5 December 2015 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Better known as GRC 2015, this high calibre conference is one of the not-to-be-missed annual gatherings for the various industry players in the rubber industry to gain further insight on the major challenges and opportunities within the industry.
Global Rubber Conference 2015 themed “Harnessing Industry Cooperation for A Sustainable Future” is expected to bring together over 500 experts and delegates including government officials, rubber producers & planters, traders, importers & exporters, manufacturers of rubber products, commodity and investment analysts, rubber machinery & equipment suppliers and their supporting industries representing over 25 countries. They will converge at this event to discuss a wide spectrum of commercial and R&D developments, share experiences, get updated on the latest trend and technologies transformation at the same time strengthen friendship.
This Conference is supported by the International Rubber Research Development Board (IRRDB) and over 20 government agencies and associations globally. Presentations will be done by over 18 eminent guest speakers representing government agencies, rubber research bodies, rubber associations and commercial companies from over 10 countries on a range of topics.
The Objectives of GRC 2015
Brings together both regulatory authorities and commercial players of the rubber world to provide updates on current trends and future challenges faced by NR industry Facilitate the exchange of ideas and insight into the global rubber industry and the price discovery of rubber Presents unparalleled benefits for business matching potential and investment opportunities in the global NR producing and consuming countries Delivers latest applications from global research and development programs through a well-designed sponsorship program and an exhibition An annual get-to-together for decision makers from global NR & SR industries that encourages networking and the exchange of perspectives
GRC 2015 The Preferred Regional Industry Gathering
The Global Rubber Conference 2015, more than educational will present a hive of activities, providing delegates, sponsors, exhibitors and speakers an excellent platform to facilitate informal discussions, business networking and is a perfect centre of knowledge. This can attribute to the growing reputation of Global Rubber Conference as a total industry gathering including:
A High Calibre Conferences Special Focused Industry Forums A Comprehensive Expo Educational Pre-event Study Tour Welcome Cocktail Reception GRC 2015 Industry Night Business Matching Meetings
GRC 2015 Difference It is the most complete annual industry event covering upstream and downstream sides of Natural Rubber industries High level delegates from the pan-Asia region and worldwide including regulators and major industry users Top notch conference to include the who’s who of the Natural Rubber industry Total industry support from the pan-Asia authorities, trade associations, research institutions and international publications It is the only industry conference that provides price outlook for the rubber industry Unlimited formal and informal networking opportunities through a hive of activities throughout the 2-days event
GRC 2015 The Centre of Knowledge Exchange
GRC 2015 is a centre for the rubber industry to EXCHANGE experiences, UPDATE on industry trends, ENHANCE product and market knowledge and NETWORK. GRC 2015 will focus on:
Global Rubber Outlook: Supply, Demand and Price Movement for 2016 Seed and Development Funds for the Natural Rubber Sector Rubber Market System Framework: Status and Directions Innovation and Technology: A Way Forward for Quality Materials Global Tyre Industry: Outlook, Opportunities and Strategies for a Sustainable Growth Market, Policy and Innovation in Dipped Goods Industry Natural Rubber Leaders Forum: Product Planter Partnership Initiative for a Sustainable Natural Rubber Sector
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