Logo by Gregoire Hoin
Evento Blog España is the second largest event in Europe about the Participative Web, with 1500 attendees, and it will be held in Seville (Spain) on November 13, 14 and 15.
We are organizing a webmission for Belgian entrepreneurs, journalists bloggers and Internet enthusiasts, interested in promoting themselves in the Spanish speaking markets (Spain and Hispanic America) and to learn about the Spanish essay writing speaking web scene. This is a great opportunity to present Belgian startups and their products & services to the Spanish speaking audience, to extend networks, and to open up to new ideas.
We will be running a European startup presentation a la BetaGroup with a special focus on the Belgian Startups.
Keynote speakers in previous editions: Matt Mullenweg (Wordpress) in 2006; Biz Stone (Twitter) in 2007 and Bret Taylor (Friendfeed) in 2008. Who will be the big name coming in 2009?
Join the webmission's mailing list to receive the latest news directly in your mailbox
To sign up to the webmission all you have to do is log-in* and add your name to this list. Once you book your flight, please put your info in bold. Participation in the event is free, but you will have to cover your own travel and accommodation expenses.
*The log-in button is in the lower right corner of the page. If you do not have an account you have to create one to edit this page.
Join the webmission's mailing list to receive the latest news directly in your mailbox
There will be a parallel session on Saturday, November 14, from 17 to 17h50, to present participative web startups and new products. This year the focus is on Belgium.
The companies that will present are:
Join the webmission's mailing list to receive the latest news directly in your mailbox
Stands and sponsoring opportunities are available and could be subsidized by the Belgian regional export organisms.
Join the webmission's mailing list to receive the latest news directly in your mailbox
Join the webmission's mailing list to receive the latest news directly in your mailbox
For the freshest agenda of the event go to Agenda EBE09 (ES) There are a lot of presentations plus networking and social events, including tapas. There are also parallel sessions being scheduled, including the European Startups (focus on Belgium) section, which will be held on Saturday 14.
Friday November 13
Saturday November 14
Sunday November 15
Join the webmission's mailing list to receive the latest news directly in your mailbox
Media and influencers moments are being arranged in coordination with EBE organizers. The program is the making and will be addapted to the members of the webmission and to their contributions.
Join the webmission's mailing list to receive the latest news directly in your mailbox
The only airline flying to Seville (SVQ) from Brussels is Iberia, from €234.
UPDATE A cheaper alternative is to fly to Malaga with Ryanair and then rent a car to go to Seville (i.e. with PepeCar, both together from €101 total. It is only a two and a half hour drive (map). Especially good if traveling in a group (thanks to @simonmc for the tip.)
[Evarest] We can take the plane to Madrid (Ryanair) and there rent a car to travel to Seville. Apparently, there's also a train connection. Anyway, I suggest that we try to take the same plane together, as this makes the travel to and fro a bit more pleasant :)
Yes there is a high speed train (AVE) to Seville, prices vary and we have a 30% off voucher that can be redeemed at a Renfe shop but is expensive. Good if you want to do business or tourism in Madrid.
Vueling and Brussels Airlines do not fly to Seville in November Brussels Airlines also flights direct to Seville.
The cheapest direct flights can be booked via Vueling (€128 without suitcase). It has to be done in the three months prior to the flight, not sooner.
The city hall of Seville has fixed the price for the taxis from and to the airport: either €20.70 (weekdays) or €23.04 (nights and festivities.) This is the final price: no supplements to add (luggage is included.)
A special tariff has been negotiated with the 5* hotel where the event takes place: Barceló Renacimiento. Booking has to be done through the organizers' travel agency: CACTravel. The prices, including taxes, are:
The contact person at the travel agency is Cecilio Delgado : Tel: +34 955099142 email: cecilio.delgado@cactravel.es
Reservation can be done by email and the room has to be paid to the agency prior to November 1 2009.
This is not an organized tour, so every participant is the master of his/her own agenda. You can decide to share or keep for yourself as much as you want. If you organize a meeting with a company and that you are ok to have others join you, you can just post a note in this page.
Currently Ramon Suarez is organizing part of this webmission by:
You can contact Ramon by phone at +32497556284. If you want to know more about his backgroung, see his Linkedin profile.
If you want to cooperate in the organization you are more than welcome: What part of the organization would you like to own?
A lot of people are helping in this effort. Special thanks go to Xavier Damman, Laurent Eschenauer and Jean Derely for helping kick-start this webmission.
Join the webmission's mailing list to receive the latest news directly in your mailbox
There will be English/Spanish interpreters throughout the whole conference.
The keynote speaker, European roundtable and startup presentation will be in English.
Our hashtag is #webmission. Please use it in your twitter and blog posts. You may combine it with #ebe09 , the official hashtag for the event.
Promote the webmission