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Past Participants Include: • AANI & DANI • Droob Co To Sponsor or Exhibit, please contact the MECSC office at 971 4 359 7909 or e-mail Veena Desa, Vice President at [email protected] The Who's Who of the Shopping Industry will participate. Past participants include: • AANI & DANI • Droob Co. • MAM International Corp. • ABC SAL • Dubai Duty Free • Mandilicious • Abdali Boulevard Company PSC • Dubai Eye • MANGO • Abu Issa Holding • Dubai Holding Group • Marina Home Interiors Retail Network • Al Futtaim Group Real Estate • Dubai Municipality • Marselies Real Estate Company • Al Futtaim Trading Co. LLC • Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group LLC • Maryland International • Al Ghurair Centre • East Foods Co. LTD • Matalan Middle East • Al Hokair Group, Sparky's Family Entertainment • Eathos • McARTHUR + COMPANY Centre • ECE Europa Bau-und Projeckt Management • McDonald's - Middle East Development Company • Al Khayr Real Estate Investment G.m.b.H • Mediaquest • Al Khozama Management Co. • ECE Turkiye Proje Yonetimi AS • Meraas Holding • Al Mahmal Development • Emax • Motivate Publishing Group • Alokazay • Emirates • Maad Retailing Studies Center • Al Muhaidib • Emirates Consortium LLC • mSquared Shopping Centres • Al Othaim Real Estate Investment & Dev. Co. • Enaya Care Centre • Muscat Grand Mall • Al Rashid Trading & Contracting RTCC • Enthralogy FZ LLC • Nael & Bin Harmal Investment Co. LLC • Al Seraje Real Estate Development • ETP International FZ-LLC • Nahdi Medical Company • Al Tayer Group • Ezdan Mall - Gharrafa • National Real Estate Co. • Al Wahdah Mall – LIP • Farouk Trading Company LTD • Nearbuy Solutions / Iforescope • Al Yasra Fashion • Fine Fare Food Market • Novare Equity Partners • Alandalus • Flower Boutique • Obaer Hotel • ALMADANI GROUP • French Council of Shopping Centers • Odebrecht Africa Fund • AMER GROUP • Galleria 40 - Raya Lease • Olayan – First Food Services LLC • Amjaad Group • Geekay Distribution • Oud Elite • Amusement Group services International LLC • Gensler • Paris Gallery • AP Europe • Giordano Middle East FZE • Patchi • APPAREL FZCO • Giordano Saudi Arabia • POPAI • Arabian Center / Lamcy Plaza • GLA Property Management Company W.L.L • Pop-up Retail • Arabian Centres Real Estate Company • Glasgow Consulting (M.E.) • Premier Marketing Management • ARGE Tejari • Global Group for Hospitality • Qatar Central Markets Company (Hyatt Plaza • Asian Trading Company • Golden Eye Electronics LLC Shopping Mall) • Aswaq Management & Services • Granada Center • Qatar National Trading Group • AURA Retail / UrbaCon Trading & Contracting • Grand Optics • R2E Consultants, Inc. • Azadea • Grand Stores • Red Sea Mall • AZDEF Group LLC • Great American Brokerage Inc. • Red Sea Markets Co. • B&T Brands and Trade Services Middle East • Grottini Advanced Retail World • Retail Consulting Group • B2B for Investment & Real Estate Marketing • Gulf Greetings General Trading LLC • RetailME • Bab Almadinah LLc • Gulf Marketing Group • RETransform • Baniyas Investment & Development Company • Gulf News • Right Selection • Baseel Properties Co. • Hamat Property Company • RLI - Retail & Leisure International • Business Automation & Security Systems • Hera'a International Mall • RM Group • Bateel • Hyatt Plaza Shopping Mall • RMB Westport • Bath & Body Works • ibuz • Roger Dubuis • Benoy • ICSC • Savant Data Systems LLC • Blachere Illumination • ICSC Foundation • Serafi Mega Mall • Boulevard Mall • IMAX Corporation • SHARJAH COOPERATIVE SOCIETY • BPW Middle East LLC • International New York Times • Sharjah Investment & Development Authority • Brands International FZE • Intimaa (Shurooq) • Broll Property Group (Pty) Ltd • Iran Mall Commercial Co. • Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural • Build-A-Bear Middle East LLC • Jabr Bin Sultan Twar Al Kawar Real Estate Understanding • Bullary Facilitiy Management • Jawad Business Group • ShopperTrak • BurJuman Centre • Jones Lang LaSalle • SIDCOM S.A.L. • Business Automation & Security Systems • K Corner • Signtech Communication • BUZ Marketing Management & Consulting • Kamal Osman Jamjoom Group LLC • SMAG Shopping Mall Advisory Group • Callison • Kashkha Plaza • Styling Agency, StyleMeDivine.com • Cascada Village • Khalidiyah Mall_LIP • Sun and Sand Sports LLC • CELS • KINAN International Real Estate Development Co. • Swiss Corner for Watches & Jewellery • Centro Mall s.a.l • Kingdom Centre • Syed Junaid Alam W.L.L. • Chalhoub Group • Kingsmen Middle East LLC • Tanween Retail • Chess tag • LALS Group • Tasweeq Shopping Malls Middle East • Chesscoms Communication Agency • Landmark Group • TEDDY • Chute Gerdeman • Landmark Gulf Group - Oasis Centre • The Café Gourmand • Club Apparel • L'azurde Company for Jewelry • The District - SCD Retail Management • CMO Asia • LERROS Moden GmbH • The Executive Office • Coffee Planet LLC • Leslie Jones Architects • The Galleria • Colliers International • Line Investments & Property LLC • The Guild • Concept i design • Liwa Trading Enterprises LLC • The Pearl Qatar (UDC) • Constructive Development • Lodestar • The Retail Futurist • Consulate General of The Republic of Turkey • LP Flex International FZE • The Village Market (Kenya) • Creations Global Retail • Lucky One Pvt Ltd • The Zubair Corporation • CUERPO Group • LuLu Group (Bahrain) • TheFashSet • Dalma Mall • LuLu Group International • Thought Leaders Middle East • Dalya • M H ALSHAYA • Trade House • DAMAS LLC . • Mabanee Co • TriGranit Management (TGM) • Dar Al Montada for Development & Investment Co • MAF Properties • United Global Original • Debra Hazel Communications • Magrabi Retail • Valumax Investments • DEEP Advertising • Majid Al Futaim Group • Viola Communications • Deerfields Shopping Center - MBI • Majid Al Futtaim Leisure & Entertainment LLC • WANZL MIDDLE EAST • Dhamani Jewellers • Majid Al Futtaim Fashion LLC • Yamam Trading Co. • DI Design & Development Consultants (UK) Ltd • Majid Al Futtaim Holdings • Yardi Systems Ltd • DIFC Properties • Majid Al Futtaim Properties • Yateem Centre • DLR Group • Majid Al Futtaim Retail • YUM! Brands • Doha Festival City • Majid Al Futtaim Shopping Malls • Mall of Arabia RECon MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA 2015 • www.mecsc.org .
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