Last chance to secure place for EEAA Conference

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November 11, 2014

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The Exhibition and Event Association of Australasia (EEAA) Conference is fast approaching with registrations to secure a place closing this Wednesday (12th November).

This year, the EEAA Conference will be hosted by ABC television and radio presenter James O’Loghlin, who will guide guests through an engaging and informative program.

Looking forward to the Conference, being held at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre on 19th and 20th November , EEAA Chief Executive Joyce DiMascio stated “we encourage (industry professionals and stakeholders) to attend the Conference to expand your knowledge and industry contacts.”

An engaging and informative conference is set to feature a stellar line-up of keynote speakers who will address three main themes including:

1. Marketing, technology and consumer behaviour
2. Importance of international venture and interaction, and
3. Security – keeping exhibitors and visitors safe within venues

The conference will also see the presentation of the EEAA 2014 Conference and Awards for Excellence.

The EEAA’s major partners in presenting the conference are:

• International Convention Centre Sydney - Welcome Reception Partner
• Sydney Exhibition Centre @ Glebe Island - Welcome Reception Partner
• Quest Serviced Apartments - Preferred Accommodation Partner
• Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre - Venue Partner
• FABframe - Awards Partner
• AFI Branding - Master of Ceremonies Partner
• Australian Technology Park - Entertainment Partner
• Sydney Showground - Program Partner

For more information click here to visit the EEAA Conference website or check the diary entry in the Australasian Leisure Management industry calendar.

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