Professional conference organiser and association management company Kenes Group has won a number of major contracts, helping the company maintain a strong presence in medical and scientific conferences and events. Contract wins include European Stroke Organisation (ESO), World Psychiatric Association (WPA), World Federation of Neurology (WFN), European Academy of Paediatric Societies (EAPS), and World Small Animal Veterinary Association Congress (WSAVA). Kenes will plan for more than 22,000 delegates on average among these five associations; these events present an ideal platform to lead trends in the industry demonstrating that medical meetings are as innovative as any other. Dan Rivlin, Kenes Group CEO expressed his pride at the recent success. He said: “We have built our reputation throughout the past five decades by being an industry leader. Having these associations continue their partnership with us gives us the confidence that the bold decisions and risks we take together pay off. “Only through real partnership and understanding of the association goals can we deliver and continue to surpass the expectations of thousands of attendees at each event, year after year. “We are grateful for the trust and we are excited to take medical meetings into the future together with our clients.”
Kenes Group reports major association contract wins
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