Shared purpose
Connect collaboration with your organisation’s goals and business development.
Bangkok, Thailand
The Bangkok venue and detailed timings will be announced.
Tuesday 15Check in, meet relevant counterparts and explore products and solutions.
Wednesday 16Continue matching, agree next steps and join the evening networking dinner under your confirmed entitlement.
Discover business capabilities and Thai culture through a coordinated visit.
One day · one selected routeProposed routes: Samut Prakan or Ayutthaya, with a business visit and a cultural experience.
Optional, subject to eligibility and seat confirmation. Visit hosts and routes will be announced separately.
FOR PROGRAMME PARTNERS
Bring your knowledge, networks and expertise to help Thai businesses and buyers prepare for purposeful commercial conversations.

Relevant perspectives for better preparation.
Connect expertise and value chains.
Introduce relevant buyers and Thai businesses.
Work together on a purposeful experience.
We prepare and coordinate business connections around buyer needs. Partners can contribute from market insight and network introductions through to the next steps after commercial conversations.
Connect collaboration with your organisation’s goals and business development.
Agree the activities, resources, contacts and scope before delivery.
Review activities, connections and next steps against agreed measures.
Explore the pathway closest to your organisation to see possible roles and a practical starting point.

Trade, investment and business-support perspectives.
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Sector expertise and relevant member networks.
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Buyer needs and destination-market perspectives.
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Insight, standards, tools and business readiness.
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Hospitality, logistics, technology and on-site services.
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Programme visibility and meaningful business stories.
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Partnership pathway
Connect business-development priorities with relevant introductions and participant preparation.
Connect activities with relevant business audiences and agree how contributions can be reported.
Your mission, priority audiences and the types of collaboration you can consider.
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Bring sector knowledge and member needs into the preparation for relevant partner conversations.
Help members explore opportunities with information and activities relevant to their industry.
Your sector, member interests and preferred coordination approach.
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Build market understanding and introduce buyer networks with needs relevant to Thai supply.
Connect your networks with Thai capabilities through better-informed business conversations.
The countries or territories you cover, categories and networks you can introduce.
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Turn expertise into practical information and tools that help participants prepare useful questions.
Apply expertise to relevant business questions and agree appropriate attribution for contributions.
Your expertise, example resources and the scope you are ready to contribute.
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Help business meetings and the Thailand experience run well through coordinated delivery.
Design relevant services around participant needs, with clear delivery and coordination arrangements.
Your service scope, coverage, capacity and proposed terms.
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Help relevant audiences understand the programme through useful information and credible storytelling.
Explore approved story opportunities and content access without automatic access to private participant information.
Your channels, audiences, formats and coordination needs.
Choose what your organisation would like to discuss, then explore the role at each stage. Your choices become part of your enquiry.
| Areas of interest | Before the programmePreparation | During the programmeEngagement | After the programmeFollow-through |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market perspectives, trends and demand questions | Briefings or relevant discussion resources | Feedback and insights from delivery | |
| Introduce relevant networks for review | Facilitate introductions and conversations | Support continued network engagement | |
| Preparation information, tools or activities | Expertise within the agreed scope | Resources and further learning channels | |
| Plan the scope and delivery arrangements | Contribute agreed activities, travel or services | Review delivery together | |
| Agree objectives and review arrangements | Record next steps and authorised contacts | Support follow-up within the agreed role |
Choose several areas to discuss. Selection does not confirm scope or create a commitment.
Start with your expertise and discuss a useful scope with our team.

Contribute reference information, market perspectives and useful sourcing questions.

Prepare participants and connect buyer needs with relevant Thai capabilities.

Propose business visits, culture activities or participant services within the programme.
Agree expectations before the work begins.
Introduce your organisation, expertise and interests.
Agree objectives, activities and relevant resources.
Identify owners, brand use and information access.
Coordinate and deliver the agreed activities.
Reflect on results and discuss possible next steps.
Agree objectives, responsibilities and activities.
Use names and logos only with permission.
Agree access based on need and participant permissions.
Confirm status and public statements together.
Introduce your organisation and interests to prepare an enquiry for our team.
An enquiry does not establish a partnership or programme endorsement.
Public agencies, associations, trade networks, domestic and international organisations, specialists, service providers and media with relevant contributions may propose a collaboration for review.
A conversation can start with knowledge, networks, expertise, resources or services. Any financial contribution, fees or costs are discussed and recorded separately before agreement.
Yes, through an agreed process and with the relevant permissions. Referrals do not automatically qualify for participation or support; programme review still applies.
After both parties confirm the scope and approve name or logo use. Publication must reflect the permission and wording agreed.
There is no automatic access to all participant information. Access must be agreed according to role, need and the relevant permissions.
The starting scope may cover shared information and tools. Individual consulting, bespoke research or additional services need a separate scope and cost agreement before work begins.
Our team reviews fit and contacts you to discuss roles, resources and expectations before mutual confirmation. Expressing interest is not approval.
Seats and activities are specified in each organisation’s agreement. Expressing partnership interest does not include them automatically.
Start with your strengths. Shape the contribution together.