Posted by meb at June 20th, 2008

The Oxford Business Group will hold its 16th Business Roundtable with the Turkish government on June 25, 2008, at the Hyatt Hotel in İstanbul.

The meeting will bring government leaders and corporate decision makers together to discuss economic opportunities in Turkey. Organizers said Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan would be participating in the event, along with State Minister for the Treasury Mehmet Şimşek and Foreign Minister Ali Babacan. The meeting will be chaired by Daniel Thorniley, the senior vice president of the Economist Intelligence Unit. Industry representatives expected to attend the forum include Sabancı Holdıng Chairman Güler Sabancı, BauMax CEO Martin Essl, Calvin Klein Jeanswear Europe President and CEO Gaetano Sallorenzo, EnerjiSA Vice Chairman Bernhard Raberger, Schneider Electric Turkey General Manager Turhan Turhangil, Unilever Turkey Chairman İzzet Karaca and Tofaş CEO Ali Pandir.
source: Today’s Zaman

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