The meetings, events and hospitably technology provider, Cvent is partnering with the Asia-Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME) 2022, to support the hybrid organisation and running of the show. AIME 2022 will take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Australia, in-person 21-23 March, and online 28 March-1 April. AIME will aim to leverage Cvent’s event management platform for their visitor’s registration and onsite solutions, including check-in and badging. Cvent will also look to support AIME 2022’s hybrid event format. Silke Calder, event director at AIME, commened: “AIME has had a long association with Cvent and we value their innovative solutions to support event delivery. When planning for our onsite registration – health and safety were our top priorities. Cvent’s technology will ensure a smooth, safe and efficient experience, so our guests can focus on learning, networking and making the most of their time at AIME 2022.” Jack Ukil, senior director of sales and operations at Cvent Australia, said: “The last couple of years have been difficult for the meetings and events industry, so it means that much more to support AIME 2022 as they mark a triumphant return to in-person for the first time since February 2020.”
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