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Hospitality Upgrade’s CIO Summit

3 - 5 September 2008
Inverness Hotel & Conference Center | Denver
United States - CO

The CIO Summit is the event for the "who's who" of technology leaders at major hotel, casino, cruise line, management and timeshare companies. The Summit is a combination of networking, social events and program unlike any other.

Attendees agree the most important part of The CIO Summit is peer-to-peer networking. Participants discuss (and debate) the technology and business issues facing the industry in both serious and not-so-serious environments. Whether informally comparing notes during the Golf Scramble, or interacting with peers during a session, The Summit is a forum for networking that is second to none. When the 2006 attendees were asked whether they would recommend the conference to others, 100 percent responded “yes.”

The CIO Summit is an invitation-only event. For more information on attending the conference, please click here. We look forward to bringing this elite group of people together again September 3-5, 2008!

Contact Information

Richard Siegel
Phone: 678.802.5301
Fax: 678.802.5309
Email: rich@hospitalityupgrade.com

Company Details

Hospitality NetHospitality Upgrade
www.hospitalityupgrade.com
2475 Northwinds Pkwy., Ste. 325
USA - Alpharetta, GA 30004
Phone: (678) 802-5303
Fax: (678) 802-5309
Email: rich@hospitalityupgrade.com

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