Drofa Comms Becomes Media Partner of the Big Time Summit in Cyprus

Panel discussion at Big Time Summit in Limassol Cyprus on institutional crypto adoption

On July 7, sunny Limassol welcomed an extraordinary gathering of top finance experts at the Big Time Summit Cyprus. The event was organised by Drofa Comms’ prominent client Mercuryo, and we have become its official media partner.

The Big Time Summit Cyprus brought together fintech industry leaders, innovators, and visionaries from around the globe. It celebrated the ongoing successes in the adoption of blockchain technology by businesses. The event saw over 30 panels, roundtable discussions, and workshops, with around 400 participants. In addition to a warm reunion with Mercuryo, the Drofa Comms team caught up with our longstanding client, UFG Capital.

“When we say our team proudly represents and maintains long-lasting relationships with leading fintech firms, we always bear Mercuryo in mind. This large-scale event will certainly fit into the landscape of the high-profile gatherings of 2023 and those of the most sought-after events in the fintech industry for years to come,” says Valentina Drofa, co-founder and CEO of Drofa Comms.

Drofa Comms logo on the partner board at Big Time Summit Cyprus

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