MEDIA Partners
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MEDIA name and logo will be in the exhibitors list of” Executive Partner” at the background board of 2010 China Human Capital Forum. |
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Free 1 Page A4 four color advertisement in the forum publication |
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The sample of the media will be in the forum publications |
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The logo will be in the page of forum website chinahcf.com as “Executive Partner”, including the introduction and the link of the media |
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3 free forum tickets (count for RMB13,500) |
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1 standard stand outside the forum |
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Provide the tea break and supper |
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