Our partner, Bosco Conference is pleased to invite you to attend the annual B2B & B2C conference InvestPro Azerbaijan Baku 2023, which will be held on October 30th, 2023 at the Ritz Carlton, Baku.
InvestPro Azerbaijan Baku 2023 is to provide a common platform for business professionals to share ideas, tips and exchange knowledge in latest information. It is a great chance for specialists to diversify their communication with colleagues and partners from all over the world and to expand the client network. Participants of InvestPro Azerbaijan Baku 2023 have the opportunity to present their products, increase company awareness, learn more about investment projects, wealth management, immigration, banking, changes in taxation and asset protection, as well as expand their client and partner network.
Topics to be expected during the conference:
- modern investment trends
- changes in the international real estate market;
- current immigration and relocation programs;
- creation of a company in any corner of the world;
- asset protection and capital management;
- search for new partners and clients
- business structuring
Date: October 30th
Venue: Ritz-Carlton
Format of the conference:
- Conference + Networking
- 250+ participants,
- 13+ speakers,
- 15+ partners of exhibition;
- Consultations from Sponsors and Partners
- Coffee-breaks, Lunch, Evening Cocktail, Great Raffle
Working language: English/Azerbaijani
Take advantage of the chance – register with additional -10% discount using the promocode Tmedia via the link!
*The Organizer has right to refuse a registration. For more information, please visit the website or contact Bosco Conference via e-mail: bc@bosco-conference.com
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