All About Silicon Valley’s Largest Mobile Conference

What? 

GMIC is the leading global platform for the mobile industry to build cross-border, cross-platform, and cross-vertical partnerships, learn from industry thought leaders, better understand mobile technology trends and global markets, and shed light on how mobile is positively changing the world. Held annually, the theme of GMIC is “Everywhere-Everything-Everyone-Connected”. A truly global event, GMIC has offices in Mountain View (CA), Beijing, and Tokyo. 

When? 

GMIC will take place from October 21-23, 2013 at Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA. 

Who? 

10,000+ mobile executives, entrepreneurs, developers, and investors from 60+ countries, representing 4,500 mobile companies will attend GMIC SV 2013. Companies participating at GMIC include: Facebook, Microsoft, Google, Foursquare, Qualcomm, eBay, American Express, LinkedIn, and thousands more. 

Why? 

Global Networking Opportunities: With 10,000 attendees, from 60+ countries represented, the entire global mobile ecosystem will gather at GMIC, offering boundless networking opportunities for all attendees.

Media Opportunities: The leading tech and business media will cover GMIC SV 2013, including Wired, VentureBeat, TNW, TechCrunch, WSJ, CNET, Forbes, and Computer World. 

Career Opportunities: Hosted within the exhibition floor will be a career fair featuring recruiting companies, workshops, tips, pitches, giveaways, private interview rooms, job boards, and more. 

Educational Opportunities: GMIC will host 200+ speakers from the most innovative technology companies in the world, including: Yahoo, Facebook, Line, Soundcloud, SAP, Salesforce, Flipboard, Ubuntu, Telefonica Digital, Nokia Growth Partners, Evernote, LinkedIn, Adobe, and many more. 

GMIC Educational Tracks include:

• Thought Leader Track
• G-Startup
• Developer Toolbox
• Mobile Education
• Appspace & Appattack
• Global Game Stars (GGS)
• Mobile Health
• Code Labs
• Mobile Marketing 

Competitions: At GMIC, new apps and startups have the rare opportunity to pitch their ideas in front of Silicon Valley’s top VC’s: Jeff Clavier (SoftTech VC), Tim Draper (DFJ), Dave McClure (500 Startups), Tim Chang (Mayfield Fund), and Garry Tan (Y-Combinator) by participating in the appAttack, G-Startup or 

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