GDC Business Matchmaking service returns for All-Access GDC 2013 attendees
With just a week left <a href="http://www.gdconf.com/attend/passes.html">for early registration</a> to GDC 2013, organizers have opened its Business Matchmaking website, so All Access pass holders, GDC Play exhibitors and Expo exhibitors can set up onsite meetings with each other.
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With just a week left for discounted registration to the 2013 Game Developers Conference, show organizers have opened the Business Matchmaking website for All Access pass holders, GDC Play exhibitors and Expo exhibitors to set up onsite meetings with each other. This online tool is now officially available and will allow GDC 2013 All Access Pass attendees to identify, contact, and request and receive meetings with GDC exhibitors of all kinds. Meeting possibilities also include those in the GDC Play Pavilion, a separate area of the San Francisco show that showcases emerging and independent developers with a series of kiosks and meetings rooms. In addition, GDC Play exhibitors are able to contact more than 100 notable distributors, publishers and funders in a special 'VIP' pool, as part of this program. The Business Matchmaking tool remains a great means of establishing business deals, starting new partnerships, and more. To gain access to the program, All-Access Pass holders, exhibitors and GDC Play exhibitors can sign up now, and GDC organizers will approve them to take part in the program. Interested parties not holding the above passes can still gain access to the tool by registering for or upgrading to an All Access pass on the official GDC website. Those who sign up for the All Access pass before the early registration deadline of February 13th will receive a discount of over $600 versus onsite prices for the March 25th-29th show at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
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