World class Conference about Conference design!

 World class Conference about Conference design!

 World class Conference about Conference design!

 De BEA editie 2010 staat in de startblokken. Vanaf 01.09 wordt het startsein gegeven en kunnen de deelnemers zich aanmelden. 

De BEA 2010, georganiseerd op 01.04 door de Gouden BEA winnaar 2009 - FINALE EVENTS zal zich baseren op de editie 2009, maar tevens op een aantal vlakken innoveren. 

 World class Conference about Conference design!

 De BEA editie 2010 staat in de startblokken. Vanaf 01.09 wordt het startsein gegeven en kunnen de deelnemers zich aanmelden. 

De BEA 2010, georganiseerd op 01.04 door de Gouden BEA winnaar 2009 - FINALE EVENTS zal zich baseren op de editie 2009, maar tevens op een aantal vlakken innoveren. 

International Confex will take place again next year from 23-25 February 2010.
As the UK's leading event for event organisers. Confex brings together people who organise any kind of event with providers of venues, destinations and event support services both in the UK and across the world.

International Confex 2009 was a great success, with visitor numbers up 5%!  There were 11,143 (subject to ABC audit) visitors to the show up from 10,649, while total attendance for Confex was 15,030 (subject to ABC audit), up from 14,807 last year.

International Confex will take place again next year from 23-25 February 2010.
As the UK's leading event for event organisers. Confex brings together people who organise any kind of event with providers of venues, destinations and event support services both in the UK and across the world.

International Confex 2009 was a great success, with visitor numbers up 5%!  There were 11,143 (subject to ABC audit) visitors to the show up from 10,649, while total attendance for Confex was 15,030 (subject to ABC audit), up from 14,807 last year.

International Confex will take place again next year from 23-25 February 2010.
As the UK's leading event for event organisers. Confex brings together people who organise any kind of event with providers of venues, destinations and event support services both in the UK and across the world.

International Confex 2009 was a great success, with visitor numbers up 5%!  There were 11,143 (subject to ABC audit) visitors to the show up from 10,649, while total attendance for Confex was 15,030 (subject to ABC audit), up from 14,807 last year.

 As we pull out of the recession, most meeting planners lick their wounds. In tough times meeting and event budgets are cut. This is a paradox, because in tough times you need to look after your customers.

Why are budgets still cut? Because management don't have proof of their value. Nobody told them if meetings worked in the past, did they make customers more loyal, did they lead to increased sales, did they improve staff productivity, etc.

Tough times are still with us and they will come again, now is the time to prepare.

As we pull out of the recession, most meeting planners lick their wounds. In tough times meeting and event budgets are cut. This is a paradox, because in tough times you need to look after your customers.

Why are budgets still cut? Because management don't have proof of their value. Nobody told them if meetings worked in the past, did they make customers more loyal, did they lead to increased sales, did they improve staff productivity, etc.

Tough times are still with us and they will come again, now is the time to prepare.

  
As we pull out of the recession, most meeting planners lick their wounds. In tough times meeting and event budgets are cut. This is a paradox, because in tough times you need to look after your customers.

Why are budgets still cut? Because management don't have proof of their value. Nobody told them if meetings worked in the past, did they make customers more loyal, did they lead to increased sales, did they improve staff productivity, etc.

Tough times are still with us and they will come again, now is the time to prepare.

  As we pull out of the recession, most meeting planners lick their wounds. In tough times meeting and event budgets are cut. This is a paradox, because in tough times you need to look after your customers.

Why are budgets still cut? Because management don't have proof of their value. Nobody told them if meetings worked in the past, did they make customers more loyal, did they lead to increased sales, did they improve staff productivity, etc.