GIREM to gear up the urban India of year 2020March 14, 2008
GIREM, India’s Largest Real Estate & Urban Planning Leadership Summit, will be held from 14 – 16 May, 2008, at Goa. GIREM [Great Indian Real Estate March] is a global platform for the people who want to have equity in planning and developing New India. GIREM has been designed with focus on fostering partnerships and deals. The event will bring together all stakeholders of Real Estate and Urban Planning at the very scenic beach front of Holiday Inn, Goa. The theme for the inaugural year is “where opportunities meet”.
The summit combined with Exhibitions, Leadership Talks, Urban Planning panel discussions and Leadership Awards for corporate excellence is all set to become a world class event. GIREM, a Triple Tree event, will bring together Developers, Hotel Groups, Retail Groups, Investors, Architects, Urban Planners and Policy Makers from across India and world. At GIREM, 2,000 key players and decision-makers will meet, exchange ideas and do business under cordial environment.
On announcing the event, Mr. Shyam Sundar, Executive Director, Triple Tree Exhibitions and Sports said, “By year 2020, Indian urban population would touch 500 million from 300 million today. This calls for an immediate action from the policy makers and the industry. GIREM would be the platform where the players of the industry will come together to evaluate and position themselves to the evolving demand in the urban India. GIREM would be the express tunnel that would take us to the year 2020, a developed India.”
“The entire three day show has been conceptualized and designed for the exhibitors and delegates to make right new contacts and build long term opportunities. The trade fair and leadership summit along with opening night key note dinner and GIREM awards night provides everyone the opportunity to network and foster new relationships. There will be noted speakers from every important segment including the government, showcase of projects and discussion on important issues impacting the industry.” Said Mr. Sundar.