The Exhibition and Event Association of Australia is offering a discount to its 2019 Conference for young people in the events industry. EEAA’s 2019 conference is taking place 5-6 June, in Melbourne. EEAA Chief Executive, Joyce DiMascio said the Association was committed to providing new opportunities for young people working in events to be able to attend the Association’s key events. She commented: “Our goal is to bring talented young professionals, who will lead the future of the industry, into mainstream discussions and knowledge-sharing both on and off stage. “We have created a focus session at our EEAA Leaders Forum at which a panel of young leaders will discuss the future of the industry. We are committed to giving emerging young leaders of the industry a voice and our Leaders Forum and Conference are ideal opportunities.” Under 30’s who take advantage of this special discount rate will hear from Margaret Ma Connolly, CEO of Informa Asia and Stephanie Selesnick, President of International Trade Information, who are both giving keynotes and hosting clinics at the 2019 Leaders Forum and Conference.
Australia’s EEAA offers discounts to young eventprofs
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