2012 AVCJ Forum sells out
The 2012 AVCJ Private Equity & Venture Forum has sold out, following an unprecedented level of industry support from both within and outside of the region. AVCJ will not be taking any more registrations for the event, although existing reservations made with our delegate sales representatives will be honored.
"Once again, we are delighted by this phenomenal display of support from our sponsors and delegates - it's a sign that the industry is willing to support quality content," said Allen Lee, publisher of AVCJ. "No private equity event in Asia manages to attract the caliber of speaker that we offer year after year."
The 25th AVCJ Forum kicks off this evening with the 2012 AVCJ Private Equity & Venture Capital Awards - Asia. November 14 features three concurrent events - the Limited Partner Summit, Venture Capital Summit and PE Leaders' Summit - before the Investment Summit on November 15-16.
The forum sees over 1,000 senior delegates, including 300 LPs, gather in Hong Kong to offer their views on the Asian private equity industry. Headline speakers at the event include Stephen Pagliuca of Bain Capital, Steve Koltes of CVC Capital Partners, Thomas H. Lee of Lee Equity Partners and Jonathan Nelson of Providence Equity Partners.
For more information on the 2012 AVCJ Forum visit www.avcjforum.com.
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