WTCA's flagship event lands in Marseille, France in 2025. Hosted by WTC Marseille-Provence, the 2025 WTCA Global Business Forum (GBF) will offer attendees a robust and unique experience through workshops, panels, tours, keynotes, B2B matchmaking and more. 

With the theme "Gateway to the Mediterranean," the 2025 GBF will amplify your business' growth and international reach. 

Why Attend:

• Geographical Position: As a major Mediterranean port, Marseille acts as a gateway to Southern Europe, North Africa, and Middle Eastern markets.
• Economic Diversity: The city supports a wide range of industries including maritime, logistics, digital technology, and biotechnology.
• Infrastructure Investment: Ongoing investments in both public and private sectors bolster the city's infrastructure, enhancing its attractiveness for new business.
• International Connectivity: Its status as a major port enhances connectivity, making it easier for businesses to manage international trade and logistics.

With over 100 local businesses already registered, don't miss your opportunity to harness the power of the global WTCA network to simplify business processes and drive success.

Join us for a virtual session on "Minds of Many Colors: Understanding Autism" with Anima Nair, Head - Neurodiversity Vertical, Interweave Consulting. This session will provide valuable insights into autism awareness and sensitization, helping organizations foster a more inclusive corporate environment.

Why Attend?

• Enhance Awareness – Understand autism and its impact in professional spaces.
• Foster Inclusion – Learn how to create a neurodiverse-friendly workplace.
• Gain Expert Insights – Hear from a leading neurodiversity advocate with real-world experience.

About the Speaker

Anima Nair is a CPD-Certified Neurodiversity Practitioner, dedicated to promoting inclusion and accessibility for neurodivergent individuals. She is a parent to an autistic young man and has worked for more than a decade with autism and Neurodiversity. A TEDx speaker, her passion and advocacy stem from a place of genuine sincerity and she firmly believes that embracing neuroinclusion benefits everyone.