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Orolix Will Be the Only Latin American Company in International Event in Europe
SAO PAULO, Brazil, October 7 /PRNewswire/ -- - CEO for the Brazilian company is to represent Brazil at ETRE07, event for guests that will gather 700 leaders from 40 countries in Budapest Presenting the growth of a Brazilian company to the world, researching innovations in the technology market, and searching partnership opportunities in Europe are the main objectives that Nagib Mimassi, CEO for Orolix, will have during his visit to Hungary to participate in the 18th meeting promoted by the RedHerring.com publication. "Orolix was the only Latin American company participating at ETRE07. I am going to Hungary to show that Brazil has a great technological potential yet to be recognized in the world," explains Mimassi. Orolix is a Brazilian Internet provider that primes for innovation and the development of new tools that facilitate the life of the web surfer. Since 2005, it has remunerated its customers who use the dial up connection to the web and, with the Internet expansion in the country, Orolix has increased its customer base, and aims at expanding even more in the next years. That is why this is an unprecedented opportunity for a Brazilian executive to participate in an information exchange event with great world names from the IT and Telecom areas, glimpse at new business opportunities, and get more in depth knowledge on the global trends for the Internet and new media. RedHerring.com is a global reference among publications of the industry, always portraying technological innovations and the reflexes they produce in the economy. The magazine is known for the quality of the forums and meetings it holds, all of which have the presence of the leaders of the main companies around the world. In 2007 alone, 10 events have already been held, from Beijing to Canada to Japan to Budapest. At ETRE07, names such as Rod Adkins (IBM), Jean Philippe Courtois (Microsoft), and Tero Ojanpera (Nokia) will take their places as lecturers in the meetings, which are to take place starting Sunday, October 7th, and end on the following Wednesday, the 10th. Web site: http://redherring.com
