On June 11-12, WN Conference Istanbul’24 will bring together over 1,500 game industry decision-makers for a business conference focused on the Turkish and MENA game markets.
WN Conference is back in Türkiye! WN Conference Istanbul’24 — an event integral to the WN Media Group, the #1 ecosystem for the global gaming industry. Tailored for efficient networking, the conference will feature WN Developer Showcase and WN Game Finder Contest.
The main topics to be discussed during the event include investments, game publishing, talent management, game analytics, and web3 gaming. They will be covered by top speakers, including industry legend Rami Ismail and co-Founder Vacuum Games Zeynep Açıkbaş Kılıç.
Also, attendees can look forward to two networking parties: a pre-party on June 10 and the main party on June 11.
All event participants will have a chance to take part in WN Developer Showcase and WN Game Finder Contest and present their projects to potential investors, partners or publishers!
WN Conference Istanbul’24 will provide a unique opportunity to gain a foothold in the Turkish and MENA game markets. Whether you’re attending in-person or online, you’ll be able to connect with industry professionals via the WN Hub communication platform and gain valuable insights into the latest trends and opportunities in the region.
There is also an amazing chance to gain a valuable experience by becoming a volunteer on WN Conference Istanbul’24. Your help will be needed for only 1 day out of 2, the next one you can spend on the Conference networking with other participants, attending lectures and all in all, making most of your time!
Don’t miss out on this exciting event—register now on the conference website and secure your spot at WN Conference Istanbul’24.
Save your spot now at the early bird price and use the “UToday” discount code to get an extra 5% following the link.
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