Why attend?

Because you represent one of these categories of organisations, who will again be in attendance @ Mobile Web in Africa 2010:

1) You're leading players in the ecosystem and therefore attending the event
presents you with the chance to promote yourself and do business with people
from organisations in the (2), (3) (4) and (5) categories to maintain your position.

"Altogether good event – great setup, professional preparation and management and I loved the tweeting.  Glad I made the trip."
Eric Cantor, Director, AppLab Uganda, Grameen Foundation

2) You want to be leading players in the sector and therefore learning, meeting and
influencing people from (1), (3) (4) and (5) would be massively beneficial to
expanding your business.

"Thank you for an outstanding event"
Michelle Lawrenson, Account Director, Thumbtribe Mobile Solutions

3) You've started taking advantage of the mobile web and applications, have seen
the potential that exists and want to do more so interacting with the likes of (1),
(2), (4) and (5) is extremely valuable to you.

"The conference was great, the best we've experienced"
Dipesh Kalan, Online Marketing Manager, Standard Bank

4)  You want to take advantage of the potential of the mobile web and applications
and become a part of the ecosystem, in which case the option of being in the
same room as people from (1), (2), (3) and (5) is going to be of great assistance
to you.

"Extremely informative. All the information you need on mobile technology."
Angela Bhengu, Direct Marketer, Upstream Advertising

5) You've heard so much hype about mobiles, the mobile web and mobile
applications that you want to make your own decision as to whether it is justified
or not and what to do next so this is the perfect opportunity to spend two days
with the people from (1), (2) (3) and (4) so you can make an informed decision
as to what your next steps are and who with.

"Mobile Web Africa is a great place to learn about the industry."
Lawrence Shelton, Assistant Brand Manager, Castle Lager,  SAB

This very elementary outline is also why the roundtable seating format  is such an important element of the conference. 
You're not just listening to people talk, you'll be in a setting
which actively encourages you to interact with the people
you need to interact with.  
The testimonials and tweets from the 2009 event illustrate whichever category you fit into this event will work for you.
So, by spending two days at Mobile Web in Africa,
you'll meet and reach out to your peers.
Those who have done it, are doing it or want to do it.