Excellent. Thank you.

Sync.

It’s an Apple?

What’s the name brand?

Yes.

What were you working on? What is this?

Also, I’d like you to remember WITSA, please. It doesn’t spell well, but outside of that...

OK.

It’s a societal thing. We did our best. We had probably the strongest program we’ve ever had down there. We had...

Their economy’s in the tank. They’re even worse off now, and so you have a society, a cultural thing, which is really a strange thing to describe. For example, there were 2,000 tickets sold. Once the opening ceremony was over, I don’t think there was a hundred people in either ...

First of all, you absolutely can do better and you need to do better. Keep in mind that when this was going on in that country, they were under impeachment. They impeached the president.

We get another $50,000 for marketing, $100,000 to support you here as delegates and the bigger expenses coming in.

You have my phone number, and we can communicate over Skype more. Anything that I can do to help you in terms of feeding you with any of the information about the program, any of the messages that are coming out from the PR company that would be greatly appreciated.

I don’t have any problem calling people and saying a profile just does not fit what we’re trying to do here.

Oh, yeah.

I’m going to get every one of those people on the phone. We’re going to go over...we’re going to have meetings with...

Excellent.

Give me some background so I can get that over to the bureau.

Now is there a studio, he goes to, or do you bring the cameras?

In the hologram, do they go to a studio? Do you bring the cameras to them? How do you do that?

I’ll do that right away.

Can you do me a favor, Audrey? Can you give me just a half a paragraph of what I would ask the Speaker’s Bureau to ask them, please?

How does that set up? Do you bring the cameras to a speaker, and then you do the interview?

We could ask.

We’ll talk to Alan. He’s smart enough to know.

When Alan heard about Taiwan, "Oh, Taiwan." what you’re known for in his business is you’re a giant in the business. He definitely wants to find out more about Taiwan. I hope that they’re not that political, but you’re saying they are, and the Davos thing.

You need to meet him, and see if he can help you. He’s the head of the ITC. When I said Taiwan, again, just to give you, I don’t care about China. I know you’ve got to deal with them.

Do you know Alan?

Anyway, we’ll face it. By the way, I have a very good friend coming in and actually doing the opening speech here, Alan Marcus from the World Economic Forum.

Don’t talk about your company. This is an internal thing, and I have to now work out of it. I need to talk to each one of these people that are coming in from all over the place, a lot of professors. It was put together in a way that ...

We don’t have marquis speakers. In 2000, we had Gates, Fiorina, Chambers.

Absolutely. I’ve gotten about 12 of them with 100 in. The rest of them have been just flying in.

One of the reasons we’re concerned about there’s too many people is that these people, they need to be hand-picked. If you go back this vision and mission of what we’re trying to do, they need to be talked to, researched, hand-picked, talked to before, and agree that they’ll come ...

Now, they do have three simultaneous breakouts twice, which occupies about 30 people. If you take that away, you’re looking about 60, which is fine, which is OK. We can work with that.

Actually, there’s not too many parallel tracks, there’s too many people. You’ve got basically a two and half day program with 90, almost 100 speakers. It doesn’t fit. The shoe does not fit. You just can’t do that.

We should be live streaming, absolutely.

Very excited.

Every week, we’ll have another one or two. We need to get press released. We need to get it to a couple PR companies on Friday.

You never know how that’s going to benefit you a year from now, when people...If you can use those messages, we’ve got four or five already printed, done.

One of them I’m asking for pretty quickly is the, "Why Taiwan? Did you know Taiwan is ranked this, and this, and this?" That message should be going out all over the world, regardless of whether they come here or not.

This gives you that opportunity to put that name out. We have several messages that have already been developed, and we’re starting to put them on email, and...

Let’s go back on the economy. As you know, there’s several layers to the marketing here. One of them is, of course, we’re trying to drive registration. This is even our opportunity to shine Taiwan around the globe through the medium of WITSA, through the fact that you’re hosting.

No senior minister of a country’s going to come to another country for a major event, and be locked in a room with five other people. You don’t have any stage.

The bottom line is, I’m not inviting him if it’s just close door meetings.

India.

Armenia.

I’m very proud of Taiwan. You guys are giants in the industry. I don’t even think about politics. I’m always on your side, because you’re so strong in the ICT industry, and you’re so progressive. That’s what I think. I don’t think about...

Even China was with Taiwan.

See, not everybody in that room...Many people in the room, the world economic forum don’t care.

Yeah.