“Synaptics is using the power of touch to enhance mobile user experience in a multi-platform world and MEX gives Synaptics the venue to come together with the world’s greatest visionaries to meld together innovative ideas that become greater than the sum of our parts.”
You can find out more about Synaptics, best known for its touch technology, on the company web-site. Participants from Synaptics, including Andrew Hsu, will also be at MEX to share their ideas during the breakout sessions. If you’d like to connect with them, just let me know (mp@pmn.co.uk) and I’ll be happy to make an introduction for you.
There are a wide range of sponsorship opportunities to suit every budget at MEX. If you’d like to raise your profile at the event, please get in touch and I’ll be delighted to work with you on building a relationship with the MEX community.
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