The International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney) has launched a new online event platform, ICC Sydney Connect. It is designed to provide event organisers with complete end to end online and hybrid solutions”. The new service will be delivered by ICC Sydney’s audio visual and ICT teams, enabling clients to broadcast their online events from ICC Sydney’s studios with a customisable interface. ICC Sydney Connect offers registration services, a secure environment, programme management, sponsorship and marketing opportunities, engagement tools and visitor insights. The ICC Sydney Connect platform is an extension of the venue’s hybrid event solutions, which was launched in response to the Covid-19 pandemic and restrictions on in-person events. ICC Sydney director of audio visual services, Brian Nash, said: “ICC Sydney Connect builds on our already successful Hybrid Event Solutions by providing an end-to-end platform which helps clients further personalise their events. Using a range of tools, the new platform seamlessly integrates and enhances the online event experience. “We have been exceptionally busy looking after clients since launching our online event services in March this year. We’re pleased to have hosted an enormous range of hybrid and online events for clients and partners over the last seven months, enabling organisations, industries and individuals to continue to connect during this time.”
ICC Sydney Connects online with new platform for organisers
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