Last day of lower registration fee for GPD Finland

Date: 7 April 2011

Source: Glaston Corp.

Date: 7 April 2011

We would like to remind you that today (31 March) is the last day of registering for GPD Finland 2011 at a lower fee!We encourage you to take this unique opportunity and register now!Please feel free to extend this invitation to all those you believe might be interested in joining you.

This way you offer your own experts, partners and customers a chance to meet up with you and with the other experts among GPD presenters and participants.

At www.gpd.fi/Finland, under Conference Program you will be able to read the abstracts of all of the papers included in the final program.

Click here to register for GPD Finland 2011.

We hope to see you in June.

Specialities for Top Management in GPD Finland 2011

Activities on June 17, 2011

The Future of Architectural Glass Industry

    * Investor Forum

    * Press Conference

    * CEO Lunch

    * Opening Ceremony

Other Key Features of GPD Finland 2011

    * Over 200 speakers

    * Over 17 workshops

    * Glass Product Expo

    * Solar Park

Contact Forum (for organizing one-to-one meetings with speakers, exhibitors and other participants)

GPD Events are organized by Glaston

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