Buying Meetings

Pre-sourced commodities for buying-oriented meetings.

Through strategic alliances with Mexico’s leading EMS and OEMs, Cadelec (Mexico’s electronics manufacturing chamber) is able to provide in single venue a specific listing of sourcing needs from buying managers in the region’s high tech manufacturing industry.

All sourcing needs are compiled into a commodities matrix that is fed into an online scheduling system in order to match suppliers with buyers and allow them to pre-block 10 minute interview meetings during Provelec.

 
B2B matching opportunities at
Provelec 2011

Is your Company a supplier of electronics and high tech manufactures?

Attend Provelec to find out Mexico’s EMS and OEMs sourcing needs in PCBs, cables, electronic components, plastic parts, metal mechanical parts, packaging, outsourcing, hardware & prototype design and many other products and technologies.

      
10 MINUTE B2B INTERVIEWS                         POWER NETWORKING

Meet with buyers and present your companies solutions and capabilities
Focus your sales efforts by meeting with decision makers in Provelec 2011



Over 1400+ one-to-one Meetings

Visteon, Mabe, Molex and Continental are some of the companies looking for suppliers:

25+ EMS and OEMs
PCB
Cables and Harnesses
Plastic Parts
Metal Parts
Plating and Finishing
Hardware Design
Outsourcing

Network in Mexico’s leading EMS and OEMS buying venue!

Focus your sales efforts during difficult economic times, attend Mexico’s buying-oriented electronics and high tech industry meetings event.

Enjoyable business environment and amenities.

Provelec takes place in first class facilities, in a comfortable and good taste environment, with excellent quality networking and cocktail.

Industry insight and upcoming trends.

Learn about Mexico’s electronics manufacturing and high tech industry and its projected growth.

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Produced by: CADELEC, an industrial non-profit organization formed in 1997 by the leading electronics manufacturing companies in Mexico. The founding companies were IBM, Intel, Lucent Technologies, Flextronics, HP and Jabil. Its mission is to foster the local firms' integration and development, either national or foreign, to the electronics industry production chain, as well as to the regional and national economic strategic sectors.
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