Barbara Bloomfield
GBThis appears to be a scam This appears to be a scam - You are invited to give a presentation in your specialist field and then they chase you for payment to the conference. Avoid.
Ruby Davidson
GBGreat Experience Participated in robotics conference event at the Star Conference. It was fun attending this event as robotics is my forte and also is the future. They gave us a great opportunity to meet with industry experts and hear about the current trends. Overall it was fine.
Meena
GBAs an experienced international speaker - This is a scam! I was approached to speak at their conference recently. On probing for details, I was sent a link. It quickly became apparent to me that this was a scam. I asked questions about speaker fees which is commonly understood terminology for how much a speaker gets paid. They got back with early bird discounts after which I understood that they were asking speakers to pay them ( a huge amount imho) to speak. Please be vary. Leading conferences usually are well recognized. I do not want to say more here as they may change their modus operandi based on what I’ve shared. Please do not engage; this is a fake conference without credentials. An event management company only executes on behalf of someone else. So there is nothing here for you as a speaker. Even if the conference does go ahead - what is it really? Please ask yourself some questions and research. Having spoken at many conferences, I was quick to spot the signs - This is a scam!
Frank Wright
GBGood but need to improve on building engaging sessions Attended the conference first time and was satisfied with the information given by the speakers. But it should be a bit engaging and interactive from attendees perspective. Got to build connection and network with people. Only drawback is the engaging part, that’s it.
Suresh Vanga
INI’ve attend their virtual conference I’ve attend their virtual conference, it was a great quality event, speaker talks were quite useful. Everything promised was delivered on time.