The country is one of the 32 most important markets in the world in the field of digital commerce, last year it had a turnover of US$9.35 billion.
In a new stop on his regional tour, the eCommerce Day –which will have its 2023 edition in Uruguay in August– will arrive at Colombia this Wednesday May 17. The event, which will take place until Friday the 19thwill be full of conferences, workshops and training for the development of the sector in that country.
In it Hotel Grand Hyatt Bogotaand with the organization of the eCommerce Institute and the Colombian Chamber of Electronic Commerce (CCCE)there will be Three days in a row of a large number of face-to-face activities aimed at professionalizing the industry and linked to Unified Commerce, Web3, Collaborative Commerce, Social Selling, among other topics.
Colombian electronic commerce billed 9.350 million dollars last yearwhich is why it ranks 32nd among the rest of the countries in the world.
Marcos Pueyrredon President of the eCommerce Institute and CoFounder & Global Executive SVP of VTEX projects that it will reach $14.52 billion by 2027“being one of the turbines that accelerate the maturity of our ecosystem at the Latin American level with important retailers, brands and solutions that are global success stories.”
Among the three days of this fourteenth edition in the South American country there will be more than 10 workshops and they will talk more than 50 important speakers local and international. will also be delivered eCommerce Award’s Colombia 2023that distinguish companies in the sector.
In addition, there will be eCommerce Startup Competitionwhich will highlight the ventures with the greatest potential, and the Global Selling Competition. He eCommerce Day Experience It will also be a strong point, where attendees will be able to make technical visits to leading companies to learn in detail the “end to end” operation of an electronic commerce business.
Registration for the event is done on the official website, and those who cannot do it in person can follow the live broadcast.
Source: Ambito
