Bi-Bright, Mastervision in the north-american market, through the Millennium@EDU project, which is a partner, was invited to attend the Clinton Global Initiative 2013, an initiative of the Clinton Foundation, which took place in New York City, from 23th to 26th of September.
During the event, the Millennium@EDU initiative presented a project to supply 1,500 interactive classrooms, distributed by 150 countries, aiming to allow real-time interaction of all classrooms, through its own software.
Thus, thanks to these technologically advanced classrooms, students from 150 schools covered by the project may develop, at the same time, several activities with students from other countries, having contact with other realities, cultures and experiences and enrich their curriculum and knowledge.

About Clinton Global Initiative
Established in 2005 by President Bill Clinton, the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), an initiative of the Clinton Foundation, convenes a community of global leaders to forge solutions to the world´s most pressing challenges. CGI members include some of the world´s largest companies, leading NGOs and foundations, government representatives from around the world, and prominent individual philanthropists. CGI fosters action through a rich year-round calendar of events designed to help members connect, collaborate, and make effective and measurable commitments.

Bi-Bright, Mastervision brand in the North-American market, participated at Global Workspace Association´s annual conference, which took place in Atlanta, from 18th and 21st September.
The event was an opportunity for Bi-Bright to present its products to the key decision-makers and influencers in an industry that is increasing its purchase value in the areas of technology, office supplies, furniture, and other infrastructure support.

The Millennium@Edu project aims to improve the opportunities for a new generation of education, through the modernization of the education system and access to technology.

Bi-Bright, Mastervision brand in the North-American market, joined the Millennium@Edu project has as its main objective the promotion of learning through technology, creating conditions and opportunities for the modernization of the educational system and equal access to the benefits of the latest technologies, by students and teachers.

The Millennium@Edu program has the support of the largest technology companies in the world, committed to cooperate to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and universal access to information technology, contributing for an info-included society.

It’s a project, worldwide, which aims to involve more than 15 million students around the world and that is aligned with the vision and commitment of Bi-Bright in the modernization of the education system and the institution of pedagogical practices that capitalize the use of technology and its benefits.

Having a role in terms of promoting ITS solutions, particularly in the areas of training and education, Bi-Bright joined the Millennium@Edu project aiming to promote higher skills and technological abilities for the 21st century, with pupils and teachers.

Bi-Bright, Mastervision brand in the North-American market, participated at InfoComm, which took place in Orlando, between 12th and 14th June.
The event was an opportunity for Bi-Bright to present its interactive whiteboards and tables, obtaining an excellent feedback from the visitors.

This event is designed for professionals in the audiovisual, information communications and systems integration industries. InfoComm showcases the latest technologies for audio, video, display, projection, lighting and staging, digital signage, conferencing, digital content creation, networking, signal distribution and much more.

Bi-Brigth stand was located in the recent created Education Technology Zone.