Payment Magnates is an official media partner for IRCE 2014

Sunday, 25/05/2014 | 09:06 GMT by FMAdmin Someone
Payment Magnates is an official media partner for IRCE 2014

Payment Magnates is proud to announce it will be an official media partner for this upcoming Internet Retailing Conference and Exhibition (IRCE) 2014 event in Chicago, IL this coming June.

The IRCE show is the world’s largest Ecommerce event and will provide an array of speaker and exhibitors which include eBay CEO and President John Donahoe, Wikipedia CEO and Founder Jimmy Wales, and comScore Director Lynee Alves among others. A full list of the speakers can be viewed here.

Payment Magnates will be providing on-site coverage of the event, its headlining keynotes, and workshops. Make sure to follow us on Twitter and subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date on our live IRCE 2014 coverage.

IRCE 2014 will be held in Chicago at McCormick Place West during June 10th to the 13th. For more information on IRCE 2014 visit their website here.

Payment Magnates is proud to announce it will be an official media partner for this upcoming Internet Retailing Conference and Exhibition (IRCE) 2014 event in Chicago, IL this coming June.

The IRCE show is the world’s largest Ecommerce event and will provide an array of speaker and exhibitors which include eBay CEO and President John Donahoe, Wikipedia CEO and Founder Jimmy Wales, and comScore Director Lynee Alves among others. A full list of the speakers can be viewed here.

Payment Magnates will be providing on-site coverage of the event, its headlining keynotes, and workshops. Make sure to follow us on Twitter and subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date on our live IRCE 2014 coverage.

IRCE 2014 will be held in Chicago at McCormick Place West during June 10th to the 13th. For more information on IRCE 2014 visit their website here.

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