International Confex begins tomorrow in London, taking place from 25-26 February at the ExCeL Centre. The event will feature speaker content including Secret Cinema Founder Fabien Riggall discussing the rise of immersive events, and Figen Murray discussing the importance of venue security and Martyn’s Law. The law, requiring ore stringent venue security measures, is named after Murray’s son who passed away in the Manchester Arena bombing in May 2017. The show will also feature an association village, an event tech dragon’s den session, and speed networking among much more. More than 300 exhibitors and many more visitors from across the events industry will be on the show floor, making new business connections and exploring educational content that will push their businesses forward in 2020. To register for the show, click here.
International Confex kicks off tomorrow!
International Confex begins tomorrow in London, taking place from 25-26 February at the ExCeL Centre.
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