Member Meeting & Open Forum 2021

Where:

Online Sessions

When:

Tue, Jun 22, 2021 - Wed, Jun 23, 2021

"The NFC Open Forum allows for non-members to join and hear from speakers around topics such as MAAS, Contactless Lifestyle, UX Survey Updates and the NFC Brand & Wayfinding Updates."

The NFC Forum Member Meeting & Open Forum creates community, develops an interest in new markets, and develops shared work products. Member Meetings are typically held three times a year in Asia, Europe, and North America, the June 2021 event will be held virtually to achieve the same goals. We welcome all members to attend as many meetings as possible including the Member Plenary, and encourage non-members to join us the Open Forum sessions.

The NFC Open Forum provides an opportunity for non-members to hear from speakers around topics such as MAAS, How NFC Improves the Event Attendee Experience – and Your Profitability, UX Survey Updates and the Wayfinding Mark and System Updates, as well as learn more about the NFC Forum.

During the Member Meeting, each active Task Force, Working Group, Committee, and the Board of Directors with outstanding work items have a session at every Member Meeting. At these sessions, substantial progress is made toward completing the outstanding work items and determining the overall direction of NFC technology. For this reason, member meetings are crucial to the success of the Forum. By providing a space for members to collaborate face-to-face and focus on the work, many important milestones are reached and goals accomplished.

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Join us at the NFC Member Meeting & Open Forum!

The NFC Member Meeting & Open Forum will take place the week of June 21. Held online and accessible anywhere in the world, join for a week of NFC activity which will include a variety of all-member and public sessions.

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What is NFC?

Near Field Communication (NFC) is a standards-based short-range wireless connectivity technology that makes life easier and more convenient for consumers around the world by making it simpler to make transactions, exchange digital content, and connect electronic devices with a touch. NFC is compatible with hundreds of millions of contactless cards and readers already deployed worldwide.

ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY:
Near Field Communication (NFC) is a contact-less communication technology based on a radio frequency (RF) field using a base frequency of 13.56 MHz. NFC technology is perfectly designed to exchange data between two devices through a simple touch gesture.

WHAT IT DOES:
NFC is a standards-based short-range wireless connectivity technology that makes your smartphones, wearables, tablets and other devices even smarter.

NFC IN ACTION:
NFC provides a range of benefits to consumers and businesses through its inherent advantageous characteristics:

– Intuitive: NFC interactions require no more than a simple touch
– Versatile: NFC is ideally suited to the broadest range of industries, environments, and uses
– Open and standards-based: The underlying layers of NFC technology follow universally implemented ISO, ECMA, and ETSI standards
– Technology-enabling: NFC facilitates fast and simple setup of wireless technologies, such as Bluetooth, WiFi, etc.)
– Inherently secure: NFC transmissions are short range (from a touch to a few centimeters)
– Interoperable: NFC works with existing contactless card technologies
– Security-ready: NFC has built-in capabilities to support secure applications

NFC Forum Member Meetings

NFC Forum Member Meetings create community, develop an interest in new markets, and develop shared work products. Typically held three times a year in Asia, Europe, and North America, in 2021 the NFC Forum Member Meetings will be held virtually to achieve the same goals. We welcome all members to attend as many meetings as possible.

Each active Task Force, Working Group, Committee, and the Board of Directors with outstanding work items have a session at every Member Meeting. At these sessions, substantial progress is made toward completing the outstanding work items and determining the overall direction of NFC technology. For this reason, member meetings are crucial to the success of the Forum. By providing a space for members to collaborate face-to-face and focus on the work, many important milestones are reached and goals accomplished. Read more about NFC Forum Member Meetings here!

Please note: the timing of sessions was selected based on the usual attendees. Choosing time zones for our global membership is challenging, and many sessions/presentations will be recorded for on-demand access, regardless of the time zone. If there is a working session you are hoping to attend that is at an inconvenient time, please contact admin@nfc-forum.org and we will work with the Chairs of the group on scheduling.

Join the Forum

The Near Field Communication (NFC) Forum welcomes participation from all organizations; for-profit companies, non-profit organizations, and industry associations with compatible technical interests. Watch the video to the right of this screen to learn more about the NFC Forum, our member meetings, and how you can make your impact on the NFC ecosystem by joining.

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Event Info

More Questions? Please e-mail us at: events@nfc-forum.org

Registration FAQ

Your registration includes admission to the:
Live Open Forum Sessions
Open Forum Recordings
Speaker Presentations
Networking Events

If you are a NFC Member, you will also have access to:
Live Members Plenary Sessions
Member Plenary Recordings

Depending on your membership level, you may also have access to various Technical Committee and Compliance Committee meetings throughout the week.

Registrations will be accepted on the day of the event but we recommend that you register ahead of time for an optimal event experience.

Recordings of the sessions will be made available within a week of the event and will be posted on the website.

General Event FAQ

All sessions will be held on GoToWebinar or GoToMeeting. After you register, join links will be provided to you closer to the event date.

The NFC Open Forum will be web-based and you will only need a computer and an internet connection. Additional information will be sent prior to the online event.

• For security purposes, each attendee must fill out their own registration form. (Please do not forward your meeting link to a colleague)
• Plan to log into the event early enough to ensure you are ready and your internet connection is functioning properly. (Please note, if you join too early, you may be placed in a holding room until the session starts)
• All sessions will begin and end on time. To view the start and end time of each day, please view the agenda.
• For the best experience, we recommend participating in the Member Meeting & Open Forum on your laptop or desktop computer using downloaded GoToWebinar or GoToMeeting platforms. Run the audio through your computer. If your connection is slow, try using a wired internet connection instead of Wi-Fi.

If you are experiencing any technical issues, please contact events@nfc-forum.org.

Member Meeting FAQ

To sign up as a new member, click here.

Sponsor or Principal member representatives can join any Committee, Working Group, or Task Force as an Observer or Contributor. Associate or Non-Profit member representatives can join any Working Group or Task Force as a non-voting observer or contributor but cannot join Committees. Implementer member representatives are limited to joining the SIG Working Groups but not the SIG Committee.
For Sponsor and Principal members, the company’s Primary Contact must complete a Nomination Form specifying Primary and Alternate representatives to the groups for you to be able to join as a contributor.

Log in to the NFC Forum website. From the Members home page, click the Workspace tab at the top left, and then select Join Groups from the menu. You will see a list of Committees and Working Groups. Select the group you wish to join and enter your information. Only Sponsor and Principal members can join Committees.

From the Workspace, click Groups from the menu. Search all groups for “task force” and you will see a list of all Task Forces. Select the Task Force you wish to join and enter your information.

From the Workspace, click Groups from the menu, and then click My Groups. Scroll down to see a list of the Committees, Working Groups, and Task Forces that you have joined. Select the group to view the group’s work area.

To record your attendance:
1. As soon as the meeting starts, go to the Workspace.
2. Select your meeting and click Record Attendance.

Sponsor or Principal member representatives can attend any Committee, Working Group or Task Force meeting. Attendance at some Task Force meetings may be limited to previously active participants. Associate or Non-Profit member representatives can attend any Working Group or Task Force meeting but cannot attend Committee meetings. Attendance at some Task Force meetings may be limited to previously active participants. Implementer member representatives are limited to attending the SIG Working Groups but not the SIG Committee, and any general meetings.

Speakers

Please check back for ongoing updates.

Speaker

Jürgen Böhler

System Architect, STMicroelectronics N.V.
Jürgen works as Software System Architect for Telecommunication and NFC chips within the Smartcard Division of STMicroelectronics. Since 1995 he has experience in designing and implementing different Smartcard operating systems. Therefore Jürgen participates since 1998 in different standardization bodies and influenced several international specifications. In 2002 he started his work in the NFC ecosystems. Since 2007 he follows up the technical groups of the NFC Forum.

Louis Brosse

CEO, Wizway Solutions Mobile Ticketing
Louis has an extensive 20+ years’ experience in mobility and digital. In 2016 he launched Wizway, a software company dedicated to mobile contactless technology for ticketing and mobility. Wizway is now a European leader providing cutting edge mobile contactless ticketing service for travelers and agencies.

Bruno Carpreau

Director, Product Management, Digital Devices & IoT, Mastercard
Bruno Carpreau is product management director in Mastercard’s Digital Devices & IoT group. His tenure in the payment industry spans 2 decades, with positions at Mastercard and American Express, alternating with ventures in the airline industry (Brussels Airlines) and in retail (Carrefour). Bruno holds an MBA from Vlerick, and MSc degrees in Business Engineering and in Marketing from the KU Leuven.

Zanghee Cho

Senior Product Manager, NXP Semiconductors
Zanghee is driving NFC products as the end to end system solution with ensuring security level. Zanghee has more than 20 years’ experience in various functions as a hardware engineer, an application engineer, a technical marketer, and a product manager at Samsung Electronics and SK, including ISO/IEC SC17 Korea, and ETSI. Zanghee holds a Master degree in Electronics and is a member of (ISC)2 holding CISSP (Certified Information System Security Professional) certification.

Stephanie Depraz-Depland

Marketing Manager, Conduent
Mrs. Depraz-Depland has 20 years’ experience in e-ticketing and more widely in urban transport. Now responsible for defining the product strategy of Conduent – Valence and its product investments. Her past experience as an operator of a transport network allows her to be relevant with Conduent customers and provides a good understanding of the needs of the networks.

Dr. Nicole M. DuPuis, Ph.D.

Director of Transit Technology and Innovation, American Public Transportation Association
Dr. Nicole DuPuis is APTA’s Director of Transit Technology and Innovation. In her role at APTA, she is charged with building an innovation portfolio for the association, as well as serving as an expert and resource regarding transit technology, and trends/innovation in all transit modes and other mobility options. Historically, her work has investigated the role technology plays in impacting various facets of human life, including mobility/travel behavior, professional/industrial shifts, and policy-making/governance tendencies. Areas of expertise include connected infrastructure, transportation, telecommunications, smart city applications, automation/autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence/machine learning and the future of work. Throughout her research career she has published articles in both peer-reviewed and policy-oriented outlets and authored numerous research reports on these and other topics. Her writing and work have been featured in Tech Crunch, Governing, Route 50, and City Lab, among other outlets. She lives in Washington, DC.

Hisayoshi Endo

Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
Hisayoshi Endo is charge of marketing communications and business development for NFC / FeliCa / Payment business in Dai Nippon Printing. In 2018 He joined FeliCa Business as a business planner, and continues to contribute to business planning, global partnership, and the promotion of NFC / FeliCa / Payment technology and solutions. He holds a degree Master of Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Seikei University.

Steve Holden

CEO, ITSO Ltd.
Steve Holden is Chief Executive Officer of ITSO Ltd., a non-profit distributing membership organisation which aims to make travelling on public transport throughout the UK seamless and easy, by enabling smart ticketing technology.

Steve’s role focuses on managing the direction and strategy of the organisation increasing it’s resilience by strengthening the team, improving technology and supporting processes. More recently he has steered the company’s focus towards developing an updated version of the ITSO Specification ensuring that ITSO stays relevant and in line with connected-cities technologies. Steve is looking for ways for ITSO to further engage with and offer support and guidance to its members.

Prior to joining ITSO, Steve spent five years as Technical Consulting manager within the Retail Global Business Unit at Oracle, helping clients design and implement enterprise retail solutions and integrate payment services. Steve worked with several influential brands including Selfridges, Monsoon & Accessorize, Lakeland, Hotel Chocolat, French Connection, McColls, Argos, Swarovski and Telefonica.

Steve has extensive experience working within the payment sector and helping retail customers to implement PCI-DSS approved solutions. He has more than 20 years’ experience as a senior technical manager, during which time he spent several years as an active developer and architect on a number of high profile projects.

Steve is a keen technologist, keeping a watchful eye on new and emerging technologies that are fundamental to the building of smart, connected cities of the future.

Johannes Lippert

Director Sales, SKIDATA
Johannes Lippert is a specialist in business process change relating to Marketing, Security, Technology and Operations, with numerous international Patents filed. He has an extensive global top-level network in the sports industry, event hosting cities & nations and sports governing bodies and is an internationally recognized expert within sport congresses & conventions – published in several relevant magazines.

Rainer Lutz

Director Segment Digital Key & NFC, NXP Semiconductors

Jose Mangione

Senior Principal Application Engineer, Memory Division STMicroelectronics
Jose Mangione is a Senior Principal Application Engineer, Memory product owner at STMicrolectronics’ Memory Division. He has been working on NFC and other wireless technologies for more than 15 years. He has been elected by his peers as 2020 NFC Champion, People’s choice. At, STMicroelectronics, he is responsible for a line of NFC products and is a representative of his division at NFC Forum. Historically, he served as a Director of Engineering, and managed the development of System On Chips. His areas of expertise span over SoC development and architectures, verification and validation. He has worked for 10 years in California, and now is located South of France.

Mike McCamon

Executive Director, NFC Forum
Mike McCamon is the Executive Director of the NFC Forum. Over his thirty-year career Mike has extensive technology and global standards experience having worked for companies like Intel, Apple, Iomega, and many others both in the US and abroad. His standards realization contributions have been with the IEEE, WiFi Alliance, GMSA, and as the inaugural executive director of the Bluetooth SIG.

McCamon is a serial disruptor who helps mature organizations navigate change and newer ones find growth. Outside of the technology industry, he was on the executive team that launched Matt Damon’s Water.org and is an advocate for systemic change as a former candidate for US Congress.

Nobuo Nishioka

Assistant Manager, MaaS and Suica Headquarters, East Japan Railway Company
Nobuo Nishioka is currently the Assistant Manager of MaaS and Suica Headquarters, East Japan Railway Company.
Nobuo Nishioka began his career at JR East in 2007. His experience spreads over a wide spectrum covering smart card, mobile device ticketing solution and international standardization activity such as ISO and NFC Forum.
Nobuo Nishioka holds a Bachelor and a Master degree of Engineering from Waseda University.

Preeti Ohri Khemani

Vice Chair, NFC Forum, Infineon Technologies
Preeti Ohri Khemani is Director of System Engineering at Infineon Technologies and has 15 years of experience in various leadership functions within the semiconductor industry. Preeti is currently leading the system engineering global team in Digital Security Solutions Division. Her team is responsible for system compliance, integration and validation services for Identification, Payment, Transport, IoT and Mobile Transaction applications based on contactless and dual-interface security controllers. Prior to joining Infineon in 2015, Preeti was working at NXP Semiconductors as program head of the project responsible for delivering NFC Java-card mobile transaction solutions to leading mobile OEMs. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronics and Telecommunication engineering from BIT, India.

Ursula Schilling

Director Partnerships & Eco System Payment & Ticketing, Infineon Technologies AG
As a Director of Partnerships & Ecosystems for Payment & Ticketing in the Digital Security Solutions Division of Infineon Technologies AG, Ursula is responsible for managing Payment & Ticketing partnerships and steering strategic projects in the respective ecosystems. She has more than 20 years of experience in the security industry including business development activities for prepaid telecom business & marketing positions for various security applications. Since March 2019 Ursula has been appointed vice chair for the Retail & Payment Special Interest Group of the NFC Forum driving marketing messages for NFC standardization. Before joining Infineon & Siemens Semiconductors Ursula held a marketing position within Wolford AG responsible for key accounts and worked for 4 years for British Airways. Ursula Schilling completed her studies at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich with a master’s degree in economics and a degree as Europe correspondent in the English Institute in Heidelberg, Germany.

Arnaud Schreiner

Technology Standards Architect, NXP Semiconductors
Arnaud Schreiner works as Technology Standards Architect for the CTO organization at NXP Semiconductors since 2017, supporting all activities around NFC Forum Compliance and Technical Committee. Since 2013 he has worked in the NFC certification business starting at FIME a certification laboratory and test tool provider. He was responsible for the implementation of the compliance test cases, the certification of the test tool and the support at NFC Forum for the launch of Certification Releases. He holds both an engineering degree from Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Saint-Etienne (Dipl.-Ing) and a Master of Research from Université d’Aix-Marseille (MSc).

Sol Sender

Partner, Material Studio

Koichi Tagawa

Chair, NFC Forum, Sony
Koichi Tagawa, Chair, NFC Forum, Sony, has been with the organization since its founding in 2004. Initially serving as the Vice Chair. Koichi was elected as Chair in 2008. During his leadership tenure, he has been an advocate for NFC market expansion, and has overseen the development of over 20 standards-based specifications which are the foundation for interoperable NFC-based solutions worldwide. For the past four years, Koichi worked at Dai Nippon Printing Co. Ltd. (DNP) and had hands-on experiences in a wide range of IT solutions utilizing NFC. He returned to Sony on April 1st, 2021, and is devoted to promoting the expansion of NFC businesses worldwide by fusing his consumer-oriented background with his passion for NFC technology.

Philippe Vappereau

CEO, Calypso Networks Association
Philippe Vappereau obtained an Engineer diploma at SupElec (French school) and joined the RATP in 1983. He began as Engineer in rolling stock studies department. From 1989 to 1991, he was Project Manager of vending machines deployment. Then he hold the post of Project Manager of Contactless ticketing to 1998. He was also Coordinator of the European project Icare and then Calypso. Next he became Head of Unit “Innovative Customers Technologies”, charged with designing and deploying all travel information, ticketing, regulation and supervision systems of RATP. From 2010 to 2013, he is President of Ixxi, RATP subsidiary in charge of sale of passenger information and ticketing solutions. From 2014 to 2016, he was risk Manager of RATP Group and member of the RATP Direction Committee. Since 2008 he is Chairman of Calypso (The contactless secure and open ticketing standard).

Agenda

We look forward to having you join NFC for a week of online sessions. Please note the following schedule:

  • NFC Members Plenary: Monday, June 21st (Exclusive for NFC Members only)
  • NFC Open Forum: Tuesday, June 22nd & Wednesday, June 23rd (Open to Non-Members and NFC Members)
  • Marketing Roundtable: Thursday, June 24th (Exclusive for NFC Members only)
  • The Technical Committee & Compliance Committee Working Groups and Task Forces will be meeting throughout the week from June 21st-25th – more details to be announced as meeting timings are confirmed (Exclusive for NFC Members only)

Members Plenary | Monday, June 21, 2021

Join our Special Interest Group (SIG) leadership for an update on their current work items and what’s to come in the year ahead in the areas of Automotive, IoT, Mobility, Identity & Transport, and Retail & Payment! In this session, you’ll see a brief presentation from each of the SIG Chairs/Vice Chairs on the progress made since the last Member Meeting and key areas of focus for each group in 2021.

Open Forum | Tuesday, June 22, 2021 | JOIN HERE

  • Call to Order & Welcome 5:30am PDT / 8:30am EDT / 1:30pm BST / 2:30pm CEST / 9:30pm JST
  • The NFC Forum Story 5:35am PDT / 8:35am EDT / 1:35pm BST / 2:35pm CEST / 9:35pm JST
    • Koichi Tagawa, Sony 
    • NFC Forum Chair Koichi Tagawa will kick-off the Open Forum with an overview of Near Field Communications – the technology, uses and opportunities.
  • Executive Director Update 5:45am PDT / 8:45am EDT / 1:45pm BST / 2:45pm CEST / 9:45pm JST
  • How NFC Improves the Event Attendee Experience – and Your Profitability 6:00am PDT / 9:00am EDT / 2:00pm BST / 3:00pm CEST / 10:00pm JST
    • Bruno Carpreau, Mastercard
    • Johannes Lippert, SKIDATA
    • Ursula Schilling, Infineon Technologies AG
    • The global pandemic kept theaters, stadiums, and arenas largely empty for months. Attempts to host safer, socially distanced events (when not totally banned) met with mixed success. The availability of vaccines will allow for life to slowly return to normal. But even after the vaccine, attendees likely have developed an enduring and increased sensitivity to safety and hygiene. Illustrated by real-life examples, this session will illustrate how NFC and its touchless operation can offer value for the event business – now more than ever.
  • UX Survey Update 6:20am PDT / 9:20am EDT / 2:20pm BST / 3:20pm CEST / 10:20pm JST
  • Wayfinding Mark and System 6:45am PDT / 9:45am EDT / 2:45pm BST / 3:45pm CEST / 10:45pm JST
  • Sessions End 7:30am PDT / 10:30am EDT / 3:30pm BST / 4:30pm CEST / 11:30pm JST
  • NFC Open Forum Trivia 7:30am PDT / 10:30am EDT / 3:30pm BST / 4:30pm CEST / 11:30pm JST
    • Join the NFC Forum for a friendly, competitive game of trivia. You can play from anywhere with a laptop computer, smartphone or other device.
    • JOIN HERE

Open Forum | Wednesday, June 23, 2021 | JOIN HERE

  • Call to Order & Welcome 5:30am PDT / 8:30am EDT / 1:30pm BST / 2:30pm CEST / 9:30pm JST
  • Management and Use of Identities in Mobility and Transport Powered by NFC Technology 5:35am PDT / 8:35am EDT / 1:35pm BST / 2:35pm CEST / 9:35pm JST
    • Hisayoshi Endo, DNP
    • This session is focused on using NFC technology when deploying eID in MaaS application. NFC technology provides users an intuitive, touchless and convenient interface to onboard and use eID within MaaS applications.
  • The Future of Mobility Enabled by NFC 5:45am PDT / 8:45am EDT / 1:45pm BST / 2:45pm CEST / 9:45pm JST
  • MaaS Case Studies 5:55am PDT / 8:55am EDT / 1:55pm BST / 2:55pm CEST / 9:55pm JST

Suica card, originally started as an e-ticket, has become one of the important elements of JR East MaaS service. This session presents JR East MaaS example using “Suica card”.

How the pandemic proved the benefits of contactless.

Transit agencies are developing pilots and programs that foster a fluid and linked transportation system incorporating all modes to deliver people to their destination in a seamless fashion, enabling truly complete or point-to-point trips. As transit and the mobility ecosystem continually ebb and flow in response to users mobility needs and preferences, and now face the new challenge of COVID-19 recovery and restoration of service, what role will MaaS play in the transit system of today and tomorrow?

Calypso is an open contactless ticketing standard for the transport world built on values of openness, security and interoperability, managed by the CNA association.

In response to operators’ demand for dematerialization, CNA has specified and implemented all possible solutions to integrate Calypso into NFC smartphones: applet for SIM cards or Secure Element, HCE solution. These Calypso/NFC solutions bring unquestionably the best ergonomics to the customer, a better flow management and a better security to the operator. They are perfectly adapted to MaaS because they allow operators to offer travelers seamless, end-to-end ticketing services.

Many use cases are currently being developed in transport networks using the Calypso standard.

  • Conduent’s vision of MaaS
  • Conduent’s MaaS Solution
  • A 1st implementation: SMIRT project in Hauts de France
  • MaaS Panel Q&A 7:25am PDT / 10:25am EDT / 3:25pm BST / 4:25pm CEST / 11:25pm JST
  • Sessions End: 8:00am PDT / 11:00am EDT / 4:00pm BST / 5:00pm CEST / 12:00am JST
  • Networking Café 8:00am PDT / 11:00am EDT / 4:00pm BST / 5:00pm CEST / 12:00am JST
    • Join your colleagues for networking and discussion with some of our speakers! Discussion Topics will include NFC user experience, improving user adoption, and getting started with NFC and your product.
    • JOIN HERE

Marketing Roundtable | Thursday, June 24, 2021

  • Marketing Roundtable 5:30am PDT / 8:30am EDT / 1:30pm BST / 2:30pm CEST / 9:30pm JST
    • Join the NFC Forum Marketing Roundtable discussion to hear all about the latest and future NFC Forum activities. All NFC Forum members are welcome to attend, share ideas and provide input.

SPONSORS

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Sponsorship Opportunities

*Sponsorship opportunities exclusively for NFC Member Companies.

Please contact events@nfc-forum.org with any questions

Premier Sponsorship Details

Registration Sponsor | $1,500 USD | SOLD OUT

  • Logo on registration page as “registration sponsor”.
  • Logo on registration confirmation email as “registration sponsor”.
  • Three (3) mentions in social media post (Twitter) & One (1) on LinkedIn.
  • Call out during live webinar welcome remarks.
  • Logo included on the Open Forum & Member Plenary event landing page (logo will link to sponsors website).
  • Inclusion of logo in all Open Forum & Member Plenary event promotional emails.
  • Logo on hold slide during the live webinar.
 

Entertainment Sponsor | $1,500 USD | 1 Available

  • Logo on entertainment promotional email as “entertainment sponsor”.
  • Exclusive listing on event agenda as “entertainment sponsor”.
  • Three (3) mentions in social media post (Twitter) & One (1) on LinkedIn.
  • Call out during live webinar welcome remarks.
  • Logo included on the Open Forum & Member Plenary event landing page (logo will link to sponsors website).
  • Inclusion of logo in all Open Forum & Member Plenary event promotional emails.
  • Logo on hold slide during the live webinar.

Supporting Sponsorship Details

Supporting Sponsor | $750 USD | Unlimited

  • Three (3) mentions in social media post (Twitter) & One (1) on LinkedIn.
  • Call out during live webinar welcome remarks.
  • Logo included on the Open Forum & Member Plenary event landing page (logo will link to sponsors website).
  • Inclusion of logo in all Open Forum & Member Plenary event promotional emails.
  • Logo on hold slide during the live webinar.

An exclusive opportunity to position your company as a leader in the contactless payment industry.

NFC Member Registration

To sign up to become a sponsor please click the link above and complete the registration form. As a reminder, sponsorship opportunities are exclusive for NFC Member Companies.

Registration

The NFC Member Meeting sessions are open to Members only and the Open Forum is open to all members of the NFC Forum as well as any non-members.