The EV Summit, which is the world’s leading electric car and mobility summit, returns for a third year after two hugely successful events in 2018 and 2019. The event is delivered by digital agency Green.TV, who are world leading sustainability multi-media company. Throughout lockdown Green.TV worked with government departments and lead transport organisations including BVRLA, the Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership and Energy Savings Trust, to master online events.
This year, the two day summit will take place online on a new custom-made virtual platform, Managed Introductions. Going online will allow the EV Summit to be bigger and more impactful than ever before. It will provide the opportunity to have a global reach and connect partners to drive forward the transition to electric mobility.
The event uses the EV Summit’s bespoke Managed Introductions platform where delegates gain access to its unique business development tool for up to six weeks. This will allow the attendees to shape the debate and power the sector into 2021.
The two day summit brings together business leaders and key players working on electric vehicles, energy, information technology and charging infrastructure, to explore how to advance battery-electric emobility. The event is a high-level business forum based on the dual themes of business engagement and thought leadership from the most senior, influential and informed people in the sector.
This year the event will be presented by the World Resource’s Institute’s Erika Myers, Ade Thomas, Green.TV’s Founder and Mairi Brookes, the leading electric vehicle consultant. The CEO led event, known as the ‘Davos for emobility’, will feature global industry leaders from BMW, Ernst & Young, E.ON, EDF, SSEN, ALD Automotive, BCLP, and Groupe PSA, among many others.
The diverse line-up of high-level speakers from OEMs, charging infrastructure companies, the investment community and government, will discuss how to propel the electric vehicle industry forward. This is especially pertinent as the UK prepares for a ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030, announced, recently, by the UK government.
The panels will be free to view via a live stream. Also, the platform offers paid access to the Managed Introductions meeting tool. It could be described as LinkedIn for emobility meets Google Calendar meets Zoom, all in one digital platform and tailored to the electric vehicle industry. Featuring over 6,000 global emobility professionals, Managed Introductions is regarded as one the most powerful sales tool for the electric vehicle industry.
Ade Thomas, EV Summit Founder, said: “The success of the EV Summit has been defined by its process of pre-arranged meetings, called Managed Introductions, and by its dynamic approach to speaker time, freeing up time for change-making meetings. This approach will serve us well for the online edition. Green.TV is a native digital publisher, so being online is our natural territory.”
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