Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Mobile Payments Conference Call for Speakers

I'm soliciting speakers for the Mobile Payments Conference to be held Sept. 8 and 9, 2011 in New York. 


We anticipate session content including:
* retailer programs
* mobile wallet services and platforms
* mobile payment approaches
* terminal and device choices
* payment ecosystems
* business and revenue models



If you want to speak, or suggest a firm or speaker you'd like to hear, please ping me. 

The second Mobile Payments Conference will grow to feature a fuller look at wallet business models and transaction models, with additional attention to retailer strategies that have become more public, as well as a deeper look at the retail terminal perspective, now that some leaders now will strive to achieve a critical mass of users.

As we did at the last conference, we will use a highly-collaborative setting designed for maximum participant conversation. In part, that means using an approach very akin to a graduate seminar. We keep presentations short, and, since most attendees are subject matter experts in some part of the ecosystem, we structure the physical setting and time allocations to maximize conversations, as would be expected in a seminar setting.

Contact Gary Kim at garykim.denver@gmail.com  to participate or recommend speakers and topics. Contact Marla Ellerman at marla@mmtmagonline.com for information on sponsorships and exhibits. 

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