Global Prepaid Exchange in association with IGH Solutions is pleased to present the third annual Gift and Prepaid Retreat North America.  Held at the prestigious One King West hotel in Toronto, Canada on  July 13-14, 2010, this event focuses on the gift and prepaid card industry in Canada and the US, while drawing on best practice from around the world. This is an exclusive, high caliber,invitation-only conference providing delegates with a unique opportunity to interact with thought leaders, clients and prospects.

 

This two-day event will enable learning and stimulate dialogue between industry leaders and experts. Engaging sessions featuring the latest innovations, case studies, technologies and marketing programs will provide attendees with new ideas and insights, to further enhance their business.

 

The agenda covers topics such as multi-application prepaid programs, the integration of loyalty and prepaid, prepaid as an alternative to credit for businesses, innovative distribution channels,international case studies of successful programs,regulatory issues,mobile e-vouchers and research from Professor Dan Horne on key market adoption trends. Discover how lessons from existing prepaid markets can be extended to North America, and find out what cultural differences determine gift and prepaid card sales across borders.

 

Attendees will include gift card retailers from the US and Canada,members of the Global Prepaid Exchange, clients of sponsoring companies and selected guests. The program will provide a unique balance of business presentations, practical workshops, networking opportunities and social functions. 

 

We invite you to carefully read all the sections of this website,as it includes very important information regarding your registration and participation. If  you require any additional assistance, please do not hesitate to contact Emma Armstrong or Casey McGrath at events@globalprepaidexchange.com

 

We look forward to meeting you at our annual Gift and Prepaid Retreat North America.

*Please register before 18 June 2010 and pay only US$400 (instead of $600)