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What`s Meeting G2?

G2 Meeting
The G2 meeting is a conference aimed at networking business people of Croatian origin from all over the world with increasing investment in emigration and export of Croatian products.

Why join G2 Meeting?

Why Join?
• Networking
• New Business Opportunities
• Transfer of knowledge and experience
• Connect with Croatian Chambers worldwide

G2 Program?

Highlights

• Panel on Croatian Exporters
• Croatian entrepreneurs in Austria
• Dating Session - Who Is Who

750+

Advanced Attendees

220+

Business people from 27 countries

177

Skilled speakers with 31 pannels

38

start-ups / student associations

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[ 11. June 2019. ]

Panel: Chance for Croatian exporters

What are the opportunities for Croatian exporters and what needs to be done to achieve them.

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[ 4. June 2019. ]

Panel discussion #1: IT sector in Croatia

“This panel is about the current state of the Croatian IT industry – conditions created for international expansion and capabilities...

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A Multidisciplinary Group of Croats from Emigration and Homeland, whose goal is to network business homeland and migratory Croatia, and to help strengthen diaspora’s investment in the homeland.
“Confident that Croatia has vast untapped potential and a very good quality of life. Because we firmly believe that Croatia actually has 8 million inhabitants, and not just 4.5 million “

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