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THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF INDIATHE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF INDIA
CO ia 7S 1M In 2é 0d st
1 Annual Conference cum Exhibition & Awardson
Cosmeceuticals, Cosmetics & Personal Care
th5 October 2017Hotel Shangri-La, New Delhi
Knowledge Partner
he 1990s did not just witness economic liberalization in
India but also saw the most number of wins in beauty
contests by Indians with two Miss Universe Crowns (1994
and 2000) and four Miss World Crowns (1994, 1997, 1999
and 2000). It is widely believed that along with the
growing popularity of yoga, the win by Indian beauties on
the international platform contributed to the popularity
and sale of cosmetics in India. The Indian cosmetics
industry had a strong growth trajectory after the Miss
World pageant that was held in India in 1996.
Since then, the Indian cosmetic industry has grown in
leaps and bounds. India's retail beauty and cosmetics
industry, currently estimated at $950 million, is likely to
almost treble to $2.68 billion by 2020. Annual growth in
the Indian beauty and cosmetics markets is estimated to
remain in the range of 15-20 percent in the coming years,
twice as fast as that of the US and European markets.
India's fascination with youth and physical beauty has
prompted a rise in the development over recent years of
"high-performance" cosmetics called Cosmeceuticals,
containing bioactive ingredients for skin damaged by the
effects of sun and aging. Companies that produce
personal care products are now seeking new bioactive
ingredients and new delivery system technologies,
revolutionizing the way we look at beauty and wellness
therapies today.
Indian consumers are also inclined towards natural and
herbal cosmetic products. The herbal cosmetics industry
is expected to grow at a rate of 12% in India. Indian
manufacturers export a wide range of quality cosmetics
globally, which have gained worldwide acceptance.
According to CHEMEXCIL, the exports of cosmetics,
toiletries and essential oils during 2015-16 was around
USD 1007.20 million.
With this background, ASSOCHAM is organizing COSMé
India 2017: Conference cum Exhibition and Awards on
Cosmeceuticals, Cosmetics & Personal Care on 5th
October 2017 at Hotel Shangri La, New Delhi with the
objective of understanding the issues and challenges
faced by Indian Cosmetics Industry.
CO ia 7S 1M In 2é 0d st1 Annual Conference cum Exhibition & Awards
on Cosmeceuticals, Cosmetics & Personal Care
th5 October 2017 – Hotel Shangri-La, New Delhi
• Bring stakeholders on a common platform to network and discuss development and expansion of Cosmeceuticals, Cosmetics and Personal Care market in India.
• Drawing attention of various corporate heads to take up the responsibility to support and collaborate on expanding the industry and exports of products.
• To bring together major players to the problems faced and to discuss probable solutions
• Opportunity for networking and collaborations between Government and Private Sector to address critical aspects of the Industry.
• To synchronize India's manufacturing standards with the ones adopted globally, so as to help Indian Cosmetics Industry gain a steady stand in the overseas markets.
• Showcase new products, innovations and technologies by the industry, government, private sector, research organization and community groups etc. to make the fraternity more aware of Cosmeceuticals, Cosmetics and Personal Care products available.
OBJECTIVES
•
o Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
o Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers
o Ministry of AYUSH
o Ministry of Science and Technology
o State Governments
• Diplomats
• Manufacturers, Producers and Suppliers
• CEO's, Decision Makers & Influencers comprising of
o Skin & beauty clinics
o Cosmetic shops and retail chains
o Healthcare clinics
o Wellness centers
o Spa therapist/Aroma therapists
o Beauty Salon/Grooming Salon
o Nail Bars
o Hotels & Spa developers – Beauty salons, Spa, Gym
o Department stores, super markets, pharmacies and specialty stores
• Online shopping portals, tele-shopping channels
• Importers & Exporters
• Cosmetologists and Dermatologists
• Research Labs & Formulators
• Beauty Schools & Educational Institutions
Senior Government officials from
PARTICIPANTS & ATTENDEE PROFILE
For further details, please contact Pharma & Healthcare Division:
Payal SwamiDy. Director
T: 011-46550601
Anuj MathurDy. Director
T: 011-46550601
Anshul GuptaExecutive
T: 011-46550570
The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of IndiaASSOCHAM Corporate Office: 5, Sardar Patel Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110 021
Tel: 011-46550555 (Hunting Line) • Fax: 011-23017008/09 | E-mail: [email protected] | Website: www.assocham.org
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Platinum Partner (Rs. 8 Lakhs)
•
• Speaker Opportunity in the Inaugural Session
• Special seating arrangement at the venue
• One complimentary exhibit booth of 9 sq. m.
• Logo recognition in the backdrop of the event
• Logo placement on the event website with link
• Logo in the National Newspaper Advertisement
• One A4 color advertisement in the Souvenir (excluding cover pages) to be released at the symposium
• 20% waiver on Sponsorship for the next iteration of the event in 2018
• 10 complimentary delegate registrations
Status as “Platinum Partner”
Gold Partner (Rs. 6 Lakhs)
• Status as “Gold Partner”
• Speaker Opportunity in the Technical Session
• One complimentary exhibit booth of 9 sq. m.
• Logo recognition in the backdrop of the event
• Logo placement on the event website with link
• Logo in the National Newspaper Advertisement
• One A4 color advertisement in the Souvenir (excluding cover pages) to be released at the symposium
• 15% waiver on Sponsorship for the next iteration of the event in 2018
• 8 complimentary delegate registrations
Silver Partner (Rs. 4 Lakhs)
• Status as “Silver Partner”
• Speaker opportunity in the Technical Session
• One complimentary Exhibit booth of 6 sq. m
• Logo recognition in the Backdrop of the event
• Logo placement on the event website with link
• 10% waiver on Sponsorship for the next iteration of the event in 2018
• 5 complimentary delegate registrations
Delegate Kit Partner (Rs. 2 Lakhs)
•amongst the audience/speakers
• Logo recognition in the backdrop of the event
• Logo placement on the event website with link
• 4 complimentary delegate registrations
Logo placement at the Delegate Kit distributed
Supporter (Rs. 1 Lakh)
•
• Logo placement on the event website with link
• 2 complimentary delegate registrations
Logo recognition in the backdrop of the event
Exhibition Opportunities
Standard Built-up stall is availableat nominal cost
9 sq. m stall @ Rs. 70,000
6 sq. m stall @ Rs. 50,000
Advertisement Opportunities
Full page (A4 size) color Advertisement in the
Souvenir for Rs. 40,000/-
DelegateRegistration
Rs. 2,500/-