Pyramid Analyst to Speak at Capacity Balkans

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Pyramid Research’s Stela Bokun will deliver an analyst keynote presentation, Identifying Key Growth Markets and Services in the Balkans Telecom Market, at Capacity Balkans on April 11-12, 2011. Pyramid Research (www.pyr.com) is a proud Research Partner of this event.

Capacity Balkans 2011 is in its 6th year connecting the most influential wholesale telecoms executives in the Balkans and international carrier markets. Capacity Balkans is the leading networking event for Balkans carriers and international carriers active in this market. Register here: http://www.capacityconferences.com/conferences-events.asp?id=75&cat=&subcat=&start=0.

As a speaker, Stela will present her perspective on the key growth areas in the Balkans telecom market and answer questions from the delegation on Monday, April 11. Stela Bokun is a Senior Analyst with Pyramid Research, as well as Mobile Devices Practice Leader. Based in the Pyramid’s London office, Stela is responsible for assessing market opportunities, market intelligence, forecasting and modeling market trends across numerous European communication markets. Stela is also in charge of coordinating all or Pyramid’s publications related to mobile devices. For more information on Stela’s work, click here: http://www.pyramidresearch.com/ip_anpr_bokun.htm?sc=LRPR040611_CAPBAL. To request an onsite meeting with Stela, please contact her directly at [email protected]. Read more about Stela here: http://www.pyramidresearch.com/ip_anpr_bokun.htm?sc=LRPR040611_CAPBAL.

See below for recent content Stela has contributed to:

Stela highlights the main trends in the global smartphone market for Light Reading TV:http://www.pyramidresearch.com/videos_SmartAboutSmartphones.htm?sc=LRPR040611_CAPBAL

Czech Republic: Data Service Growth to Offset Loss of Mobile Voice Revenues:http://www.pyramidresearch.com/store/CIRCZECHREPUBLIC.htm?sc=LRPR040611_CAPBAL

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