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The Venue Management Association (Asia Pacific) has opened enrolments for its 2022 Venue Management School and VMA Leadership Institute.

The only industry run school of its kind outside of the USA and Europe, the School’s immersive program has been designed by industry leaders of today for tomorrow’s leaders, and combines the ultimate venue industry networking experience with a tailored education program essential to any venue industry professional.

To be held over five days from Sunday 12th to Friday 17th November at Kingscliff in Northern NSW, the internationally recognised School combines 35 industry specific subjects delivered by more than 20 executive level industry Instructors.

Over the last five years, the interest in the Venue Management School (VMS) and Leadership Institute (LI) has continued to grow with record enrolments being achieved across the various programs in 2022, the program’s largest ever intake of first year and LI students – creating the need to commence a waitlist.

With the exceptional value these programs bring to the industry, interest in VMS and LI are at an all-time high with registrations already filling fast.

Presenting a unique opportunity for professionals in the venue management industry to enhance their skills and leadership abilities, the programs have become established as the premier educational training program for professionals in the event and venue industry with a reputation for delivering cutting-edge insights and fostering networking opportunities, attracting professionals from all corners of the globe.

Dean Hassal, AVM CVE, VMS Chair, comments "I have been a part of VMS since its very early days and to see the interest in the program grow each year, demonstrates the hard work the Committee, Instructors and VMA team have committed to the program and to the development and success of our industry.

“I strongly encourage the decision makers of our industry to enrol their team now as with a full Year 1 cohort in 2022, places for this year are filling fast."

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Image: Students at the Venue Management School.

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