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Taj President, Mumbai
11 November 2008
Thank you for your interest in the ACTE PowerTalk in Taj President, Mumbai. We look forward to your attendance at this luncheon event designed to respond to the key issues affecting the business travel industry.
Driving the global business travel industry in 2009 will be the need to economize and optimize travel spend to find savings opportunities for the corporation. As belt-tightening takes hold in the industry, ACTE educational events promise to reveal the strategies and initiatives from programs that are successfully meeting the challenge to reduce travel spend and showcase their results. Among topics the 2009 Forum and PowerTalk events will examine include:
Regardless of the topic ACTE local education events guarantee you will leave the program with learning that can be put to use immediately and derive benefits for you and your company.
In response to members' recommendations for opportunities for small group interaction, ACTE PowerTalks fuse the best elements of networking and education. PowerTalks provide senior-level corporate travel executives an opportunity for candid, small group discussion and off-the-record analyses of vital business issues with their peers.
11:30 – 12:00 |
Registration |
12:00 – 12:15 |
Welcome and Opening Remarks |
12:15 – 14:00 |
Lunch and Speaker Panel “Airline Commissions: What does Zero Commission Mean to India?”The move to zero commission heralds a new era in India’s business travel industry. This panel talks candidly about the issues surrounding it with viewpoints offered by corporate travel managers, travel management companies and airlines. Presenter: |
14:00 – 14:15 |
Closing Remarks |
Taj President Mumbai
90 Cuffe Parade
Mumbai, 400 005, India
Phone:(91-22) 6665 0808
Fax:(91-22) 6665 0303
Email: [email protected]
Jagdeep Singh, Integrity Consultants
Srinath Devireddy, TRX
Rajesh Rakheja, Expedia
Aditya Loomba, ECO Rent A Car
Lavanya Singh, Qatar Airways
Sumit Bisht, Carlson Wagonlit Travel