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B-Stock’s EMEA team is heading to IFA in Berlin September 6 through 11. IFA is the leading showcase for the global technology industry and is the meeting place for key retailers, buyers and experts from the industry. During the event, startups, research laboratories, universities and established companies come together to discuss ideas, products and solutions in the fields of consumer electronics and mobile phones.
B-Stock’s EMEA Director, Ben Whitaker and Head of Business Development EU, Giorgio Vitale, will be available at BOOTH #140 in Hall 11.1 to chat with you about B-Stock’s marketplace solution for customer returns and excess inventory.
As the world’s largest B2B marketplace for trade-in and overstock mobile phones and consumer electronics, we are proud to connect devices from the top retailers, manufacturers, carriers and buyback companies directly to small business buyers via a transparent – global – auction platform. Millions of consumer electronics, mobile phones and accessories, across all brands, models, conditions and quantities are sold monthly. For a better look, please check out our current mobile auctions and our current consumer electronics auctions.
Hope to see you at IFA or feel free to drop us a note to connect.
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