Mikko's presence at Intercharge Network Conference 2024
Introduction
The Intercharge Network Conference 2024, held at the iconic Tempelhof Airport in Berlin on September 2-3, was a remarkable event for the e-mobility industry, attracting over 5,000 participants. This year’s theme, "Charging Towards Reliability. End Charger Angst Now!" focused on addressing the challenges of EV charging infrastructure, with in-depth presentations, panels, and demos highlighting the latest technological advancements.
Opportunity
For Mikko, our new Head of Sales at WILLBERT by EUROLOOP, this was a golden opportunity for networking and gaining insights into the future of e-mobility. With 50+ presentations, including contributions from industry leaders, and a lively TechVillage showcasing cutting-edge innovations, the event facilitated meaningful conversations and collaborations. It was an excellent platform for us to connect with potential partners and explore new business opportunities in the rapidly evolving EV charging sector.
Summary
WILLBERT by EUROLOOP is rapidly growing and actively expanding into new markets. The company's recent participation in major industry events highlights its commitment to broadening its reach and establishing a strong presence in the global e-mobility sector.
Tomasz Rydz supports the execution of marketing strategy by creating audiovisual content and managing event presence at WILLBERT by EUROLOOP. He has a strong background in automotive marketing, he previously worked at Toyota Central Europe and a renowned tuning company in Florida. At EUROLOOP, he focuses on brand visibility, content creation, and engaging customer experiences in the evolving EV charging market.
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