Recruiting VIPs for 'ForumLED Europe 2015' in France on December 7th and 8th

Hi-Touch Semicom is recruiting a delegation for ForumLED Europe 2015, which will be held in Lyon, France.

ForumLED Europe 2015, marking its 7th edition, is a forum covering LED technology and related applications. It is a B2B event centered in Europe that provides various opportunities, such as business consultations, to lighting and LED experts and end users. In particular, attention was focused on this event as Nobel laureate and author of *The Power to See It Through*, Professor Shuji Nakamura, attended.

The event takes place over two days featuring presentations and on-site discussions by industry experts, providing spaces such as networking lounges for interaction. On the first day, presentations and discussions will cover new trends in the LED market, national regulations and policies, European lighting clusters, innovations in semiconductor lighting, and urban lighting. On the second day, experts will present and discuss topics including technological innovations in LED and OLED, LED lighting in the IoT era, and design solutions for semiconductor lighting systems.

Companies participating in the delegation will receive information about the exhibitors in advance and distribute their brochures on-site. In addition, they will be featured in articles through interviews by LED News Korea (a sponsoring media outlet of ForumLED Europe 2015), and services for creating and sending English eDMs for consultations with exhibitors will also be provided.

Participating companies can also expect promotional effects targeting global companies in the industry, as their advertisements worth one million won are featured on the LED World Map 2016 poster, published annually by LED News Korea, and distributed on-site.

The visit will take place from December 5 to 10, and the registration fee includes 660 euros worth of forum and exhibition registration fees, entry to the exhibitor workshop and VIP club, registration/badge pickup service, round-trip airfare, hotel, meals and local transportation, travel insurance, and viewing of the Luminaries in France.