This year's conference
With the ongoing review of the regulatory framework nearing interinstitutional negotiations, the draft European Electronic Communications Code proposed by the Commission will be centre-stage at this year`s Regulatory Conference. In addition to the core questions of competition and investment at the heart of the reform effort, the conference will also focus on other challenges and opportunities for the European communications sector: from security over cooperative, connected and automated mobility to service integration and delivery.
With the ongoing review of the regulatory framework nearing interinstitutional negotiations, the draft European Electronic Communications Code proposed by the Commission will be centre-stage at this year`s Regulatory Conference. In addition to the core questions of competition and investment at the heart of the reform effort, the conference will also focus on other challenges and opportunities for the European communications sector: from security over cooperative, connected and automated mobility to service integration and delivery.
Through a series of keynotes and panel discussions, senior policy makers, industry stakeholders and independent experts will debate with each other and with the audience about the optimal pathways and right regulatory environment for the EU electronic communications sector to prosper. A discussion among entrepreneurs, the people who brought competition to European electronic communication markets, will provide an industry-led vision of what the new rules might entail and what is required to ensure that future regulation does not obstruct competition for economic and societal benefit.
Why sponsor?
The annual ECTA Regulatory Conference has been running since 2001 and is now recognised as one of the most important telecoms policy events in the European communications sector. The conference covers some of the key regulatory issues currently under consideration by the European Institutions, regulators and operators. Over the years, our annual conference has become known as the annual meeting place for Europe's digital policy makers and stakeholders, attracting a prestigious international audience of senior policy makers and industry stakeholders. As a result, the ECTA Regulatory Conference provides an unrivalled platform from which to raise profile, network, influence policy and develop new business in the European electronic communications sector.
Sponsor benefits include
Due to the mix of speakers and delegates that attend our conferences, ECTA provides valuable opportunities for companies wishing to:
Due to the mix of speakers and delegates that attend our conferences, ECTA provides valuable opportunities for companies wishing to:
- Raise corporate profile
- Interact with key European institution representatives and industry stakeholders
- Communicate important policy messages
- Demonstrate thought-leadership and expertise on a range of topics
- Raise awareness of products or services
- Cement relationships with clients
- Cultivate relationships with new ones and ultimately
- Win new business/achieve strategic objectives.
Tailored packages
ECTA works in close partnership with sponsors to develop packages which deliver the above listed benefits. Sponsors may select from a range of different opportunities (some examples listed below) and we will be glad to tailor an offering according to your corporate strategy and requirements.
- Brand promotion
- Advertising opportunities
- Subject to suitability and availability - speaking or chairing opportunities
- Workshops or breakfast briefings
- Exhibition stands
- Cocktail receptions
- Host a private sponsored lunch or dinner
- Client conference passes
- Literature distribution and corporate giveaways
- Sponsor lanyars and badges
- Sponsor the Mobile Event App
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor for this conference or would like to discuss potential opportunities, please contact Luc Hindryckx, ECTA Executive Director at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or on +32 (0)2 290 0102 .
