Retail In Mall 2016 in Singapore

Asia | Retail

Third Party Event

06 Apr 2016 - 07 Apr 2016

This event will take a border outlook, addressing and finding solutions to the key challenges faced by retailers in shopping centers. So let us unravel some of the issues keeping retailers awake at night -To name a few, tackling high rent issues, better leasing and tenancy partnership with mall management, marketing strategies and e-commerce innovation.

Why wait? Join us at the first ever retail event created to find solutions to the real problems faced by retailers operating in malls. This will truly be a matchmaking event, bringing together global retail brands and shopping mall professionals from all around the world in one location, expanding network and bringing you closer to new business opportunities.

For more information, please click on the link below to visit the event website or contact Ms. Karen at karenl@trueventus.com or +603 2775 0000 ext. 510.

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