New Delhi, March 21, 2017: Four top property industry names are to speak at the prestigious 2017 IPAX Asia Pacific Property Awards, which will be taking place on the 25th – 26th May 2017 at The Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park.
Alexander Wong – award winning architect, architectural writer and designer to the stars.
Jean Pierre Dumas – founder of iHome Asia,Home Automation Specialist
Desmond Sim – Head of Research, CBRE, Singapore and South East Asia
Ian Milne – Senior Design Director,Atkins Architecture, Hong Kong
The event is targeted at key property industry professionals and celebrates the highest levels of achievement by companies operating in all sectors of the property and real estate industry.
A not to be missed opportunity to network and meet many major decision makers and key industry professionals as well as attending live seminars and witness the presentation of this year’s Asia Pacific Property Awards 2017 winners.
To register to attend the FREE IPAX Asia Pacific event and to view the events schedule – please visit
Exhibitors are still being welcomed, so if you are a supplier or would like to discuss sponsorship opportunities, please contact us via the details below:
Please contact The Asia Pacific Property Awards PR and Marketing Manager,
Dawn Wightman
Call: +44 1245 250 981
Email: dawnw@ipropertymedia.com
For more information visit
www.ipaxglobal.com/asia-pacific/
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