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4 TH EDITION
NexTV SUMMIT
MEXICO & CENTRAL AMERICA 2014
OCTOBER, 1 ST & 2 ND | MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
The most important Mexican
Conference & Demo on Multi-Screen,
OTT, TV Everywhere, VOD,
Smart TV, IPTV & Hybrid IP-Cable-DTH
NexTV SUMMIT
MEXICO & CENTRAL AMERICA 2014
A specialized Conference & Demo
focused on:
OTT/ TV Everywhere/VOD
Multi-screen services
Smart TVs
TV apps
Hybrid IPTV/ DTT/ DTH/ Cable
Video traffic challenges
Home networks and gateways
Game consoles connected to TVs
Interactive TV
Social TV
AUDIENCE SHARE
2013
21%
5%
22%
Cable & DTH operators: 22%
Telcos with TV projects: 15%
15%
Free To Air Broadcasters: 5% 7%
Pay TV channels: 14%
Local & international OTTs: 11%
11%
Media groups and VOD suppliers:7%
5%
14%
Technology suppliers, integrators and VARs: 21%
Others (analyst, regulators, press): 5%
More than 350 attendees
• MSOs and DTH operators deploying multiscreen
and TV Everywhere projects
• Telco operators with TV projects
• Telco competitors holding IPTV & DTH projects
• Independent cable operators
• Free To Air Broadcasters with multiscreen
and catch up projects
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Pay TV channels deploying TV Everywhere
Local & internationals OTTs
Broadband carriers
VOD aggregators & suppliers
Media Groups.
Technology suppliers, integrators and VARs
International high level speakers
Nothing like this executive summit in Mexico and Central America!
Speakers in NexTV Mexico and Central America 2013:
• Javier Martinez Gallardo, Director Técnico, Cablecom
• Alejandra Olea Vice-President, Integrated Sales,
BBC Worldwide Latin America
• Roberto Munoz, Director of Solution Sales
for Latin America and the Caribbean, Arris
• Sandra Conejos, Director of Sales Latam and
the Caribbean, Amino
• Gustavo Lerner, Gerente Regional de Canales, Verimatrix
• Carlos Sandoval, CEO, VEO
• Richard Johnson, Presidente & COO, Total Media Networks
• Bismark Lepe, Co-Founder, Ooyala
• Elizabeth Hopkins, Directora KLIC, Cinépolis
• Roi Oron, Sales & Business Development Manager, TVINCI
• Rodrigo Fernández, VP North America, MoviecityPlay
• Laurant Weill, Chairman and founder, Visiware
• Daniel Kuzniecka, CEO, Fixi-On! Transmedia
• Christian Frenza, Head of Practice,
TV & Media Management, ERICSSON
• Pablo Goldstein, CEO, Unified Video Technologies
• Marco Rojas Kuri, Director de Mercadotecnia, SKY México
• Arturo Jordan, Technical Project Manager,
IPTV Services Latin America, Sony
• Jose Vielma Ordoñez, Director, Grupo Hevi
• Gal Garniek, VP, Distribution and Compression Systems,
Evertz Microsystems Ltd
• Gerardo Seifert, Director de Mercadotecnia, Megacable
• Sergio Silva, Regional Sales Manager Latin America,
Elemental Technologies
• Andreza Dorta Pazin, Technical Marketing for Set Top Boxes,
ST Microelectronics
• Rafael Silveira, Solution Architect Cable and IPTV Solutions
RLAM, Ericsson
• Robin Wilson, VP Desarrollo Empresarial, NAGRA
• Jakub Gorski, CEO & Co-founder, Cubiware
• Andrew Bolton, Managing Director Latin America, Vubiquity
• Roman Guasch, Director de Business Development,
Turner Broadcasting System Latin America.
• Ricardo Ortiz, Director IPTV y Desarrollo de Negocios, MAXCOM
• Luis Lucatero, Titular de la Unidad de Política Regulatoria,
IFETEL
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NexTV SUMMIT
MEXICO & CENTRAL AMERICA 2014
Sponsors NexTV Summit Mexico & Central America 2013:
SPONSORS DIAMOND
SPONSORS PREMIUM
SPONSORS PLATINUM
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NexTV SUMMIT
MEXICO & CENTRAL AMERICA 2014
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
SPONSORSHIP DIAMOND:
Key benefits
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Conference Diamond brand position:
- Diamond brand position
- Special Workshop 40’: training on nextv generation TV technologies
for service providers and integrators managed by sponsors and supervised by Dataxis.
- Keynote speaker 20’
- Co-brand with Dataxis in attendants badges.
- 10 free passes to all conference
- Unlimited passes only to sponsor’s workshop
- Complete access to database of attendees
US$ 10.000
- Dressed table / Demo Space in meeting hall located in a strategic
place next to the conferences room.
- Brand in printed conference program
- Brand highlighted at the back of the stage and in screen bottoms
- Presence of brand in banners in the coffee break area
- Presence of the brand with highlighted logotype printed in all pre-event
advertising communications
- Press actions and virtual invitations
PRICE:
SPONSORSHIP PLATINUM:
Key benefits
•
Conference Platinum brand position:
- Keynote speaker 20’
- First sponsors have priority in selection of keynote position in schedule
- 5 free passes
- Complete access to database of attendees
- Dressed table in meeting hall
- Brand in printed conference program
- Brand highlighted at the back of the stage and in screen bottoms
- Presence of brand in banners in the coffee break area
- Presence of the brand with highlighted logotype printed
in all pre-event advertising communications
- Press actions and virtual invitations
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PRICE:
US$ 7.000
NexTV SUMMIT
MEXICO & CENTRAL AMERICA 2014
EVENT INFO
Presidente Intercontinental
Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel is a reflection of one of the world's
largest cities, with its unique blend of historical culture and authentic Mexican style.
Presidente InterContinental Mexico City plays a vital role in the centre of Mexico
City’s business and social scenes.
Politicians, celebrities, artists, business leaders and leisure travellers have enjoyed
the AAA Four Diamond award winning property.
Enjoy world class accommodation and breathtaking views from this modern 42
storey tower in the heart of the city’s most elegant cultural business and shopping
Polanco district Intercontinental.
Meetings strives to capture a genuine sense of place and shared experience in order
to inspire meetings that truly engage delegates and gets results from an executive
board meeting to a citywide conference.
Mexico City
México City is the Federal District, capital of Mexico and seat of the federal
powers of the Mexican Union.
It is a federal entity within Mexico which is not part of any one of the 31 Mexican
states but belongs to the federation as a whole. Mexico City is the country's
largest city as well as its most important political, cultural, educational and
financial center.
As an "alpha" global city Mexico City is one of the most important financial
centers in North America. It is located in the Valley of Mexico (Valle de México),
a large valley in the high plateaus at the center of Mexico, at an altitude of 2,240
metres (7,350 ft). The city consists of sixteen boroughs.
The 2009 estimated population for the city proper was around 8.84 million
people,[12] and has a land area of 1,485 square kilometres (573 sq mi).
According to the most recent definition agreed upon by the federal and state
governments, the Mexico City metropolitan area population is 21.2 million
people, making it the largest metropolitan area in the Western Hemisphere and
the fifth largest agglomeration in the world.
The Greater Mexico City has a gross domestic product (GDP) of US$390 billion in
2008, making Mexico City urban agglomeration the eighth richest metropolitan
area in the world. The city was responsible for generating 21% of Mexico's Gross
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