Get ready for three days (May 29-31) full of Premium E-Commerce and Online Marketing content in the core of the most important event in Romania and Central and Eastern Europe: Conference, Masterclasses, Workshops, Expo, Networking – together with Romanian and internationally renowned speakers, in the midst of over 800 participants. Can you afford to miss it?

This year, GPeC turns 13. We are celebrating it with some of the most famous, internationally acclaimed E-Commerce and Digital Marketing experts – speakers that are quoted by the most distinguished publications, and who make the headliners of the major industry events around the world. As always, the goal is to bring you relevant content, so you can learn how to grow your business from the very best professionals.

eCommerce not only enables sellers and buyers to be more visible and accessible to each other, both locally and globally, but it is also a tool for growth, inclusion and connectivity in the modern economy. Whether this is helping small businesses ‘go global’, empowering women, offering consumers located in even the most remote regions an assortment of goods and services at the click of button, e-commerce is the retail selling channel connecting people and businesses in the cross-border context.For this panel session from 16:30 to 18:00, hosted by the European eCommerce & Omni-Channel Trade Association (EMOTA), speakers will discuss from their unique perspective how eCommerce and the different market solutions available have helped connect businesses regionally, at the European and international level, as well as challenges that need to be tackled to move to a truly ‘connected global economy’.

eCommerce is a cross-border industry, with complex global and regional supply chains. As an industry which is heavily dependent upon convenience, speed and enhancing consumer experience, the UK’s decision to leave the European Union presents several concerns for companies engaged in EU-UK cross-border e-commerce trade: from customs, taxation, product safety, to regulatory divergence in data protection. Hosted by MEP Ivan, this interactive event aims to educate policy-makers, companies and the wider stakeholder community on the potential impacts of Brexit on the e-commerce supply chain, as well as the potential solutions to be considered.

On 8 March 2018 EMOTA hosted the 9th edition of the European eCommerce Conference in partnership with Forum Europe. The conference covered the future of eCommerce, providing participants with a comprehensive insight into the new technologies and trends and facilitating networking with key industry players and policy makers active in the eCommerce space. 

Organised by Forum Europe in partnership with EMOTA and gathering over 150 delegates annually, the European E-Commerce Conference is the leading forum to debate the most pertinent issues affecting the e-commerce, internet platforms, retail, postal and logistic sectors.

The European Parliament Interest Group, the eCommerce Alliance, is hosting an evening cocktail reception at the European Parliament on the topic of global best practices in eCommerce. Gathering leading policy-makers, politicians and industry representatives from the world’s largest eCommerce markets, the reception will aim to grapple with and discuss the global challenges and trends in e-commerce from a tri-lateral perspective. It will also act as a best practice sharing forum for representatives of the United States, China and Europe.

Join EMOTA and the leading policy and industry experts to debate the key issues across the eCommerce supply chain. The debate will feature two panel sessions, one focusing on cross-border parcel delivery and logistics, and the other on distribution issues in an omni-channel setting. This event will be followed by a cocktail reception in the European Parliament, hosted by MEP Daniel Dalton of the eCommerce Alliance Interest Group.

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