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Your Ultimate Guide To Mobile World Congress Americas 2017
Mobile World Congress Americas 2017 guide including conference recommendations, where to eat and local attractions to make most of your time there.
Mobile World Congress Americas 2017
will make its debut September 12-14, 2017 in San Francisco and we’re thrilled to be a part of the event. To help you save time and improve your experience during the event, we have created this thorough guide with everything you need
before, during, and after the event.
Mobile World Congress Americas 2017 – When and Where?
The event takes place in San Francisco, California, at the Moscone Center (800 Howard St, San Francisco, CA 94103), from September 12-14, 2017.
Before you go
There will be no time to stop and pause once you arrive at MWC Americas, so check out these tips before you get there:
What to expect
MWC Americas is the must-attend event for everyone in the mobile industry – from C-level executives to VPs and Directors. According to their website, MWC Americas will showcase how mobile is creating the connected life, transforming how individuals, businesses and entire industries communicate, interact and innovate. This impressive event will bring together the best of a GSMA event, an award-winning conference program, and a world-class exhibition hall.
MWC Americas Agenda
What would you like to learn at Mobile World Congress Americas 2017? Use the agenda to make sure you don’t miss any keynotes, sessions, and summits, which will explore the key industry trends and themes impacting the mobile market in the Americas.
Keynote Speakers
Here’s a short list of the industry’s biggest names that you can meet at the conference:
- Carlos Slim Domit, CEO and Chairman of AMÉRICA MÓVIL Thaddeus Arroyo, CEO, Business Solutions and International of AT&T Rajeev Suri, President and CEO of NOKIA Ajit Pai, Chairman of UNITED STATES FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
Book your hotel
CMR is the official accommodation provider for the Conference, offering a wide variety of hotels, many of which are within short walking distance.
MWC Americas – Once You’re There
Networking
Making face-to-face connections and interacting with industry players is one of the main reasons to attend MWC Americas. There are plenty of networking opportunities and activities planned to help you maximize your experience. MWC Americas will provide you with opportunities to make many connections and increase your network.
Walk the Exhibition Hall
Thousands of attendees will walk through the hall entrance to see products and meet the experts behind them.
For mobile service providers looking to decrease their time to market, increase operational cash flow and significantly reduce new service deployment complexities, we will be showcasing our solution, Symphonica Mobile Service Activator, at Mobile World Congress Americas (booth S.1515). At our booth, also remember to fill out a voucher for a chance to win a VR Oculus Rift + Touch!
Where to eat
San Francisco is one of the best places in the United States to dine. From home-made food to Michelin-starred fine restaurants, there are options for every palate:
- Gary Danko: Seventeen years after opening its doors, Gary Danko continues to refine its award-winning combination of inventive dining and impeccable service. Seven Hills: #1 place for Italian food in the San Francisco Bay Area. It includes amazing giant raviolis and also offers an interesting selection of wines, plus a lively and friendly atmosphere. Kokkari Estiatorio: Modern Greek cuisine. A San Francisco restaurant with the hospitality of a proper Greek home.
After Mobile World Congress Americas
San Francisco is home to a little bit of everything and never ceases to surprise. Whether you’re a first time visitor or a long-time local, San Francisco’s Golden Gates welcome all. These are 3 of the must-see places while in town:
Alcatraz
“The Rock” is San Francisco’s most famous attraction. Quick tip! Book your trip as early as possible because tickets usually sell out 1-2 weeks in advance.
Golden Gate
“The bridge that couldn’t be built” is now one the seven wonders of the modern world. This famous landmark opened in 1937, after a four-year struggle against relentless winds, thick fog, and treacherous tides.
Cable Cars
Cable cars have been the preferred means of transport for locals and visitors alike. Since the late 19th century, each one-way ride provides spectacular views of the city’s celebrated hills.
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Enjoy the conference!