The deadline for early bird entries to the Heavent Awards 2024 is 22 January, although submissions will still be accepted until 9 February. Scheduled for March 28, 2024, at the Palais des Festivals de Cannes, the Heavent Awards 2024 will bring together live communication agencies from around the world who will showcase their best events from 2023 in nine different categories. The 2024 jury consists of corporate event and communication managers from companies such as L’Oréal, Coca Cola, Honor Technologies, IKEA, and Cereal Partners Worldwide. The 16th Heavent Awards ceremony on 28 March, 2024, will be the highlight of the Heavent Meetings trade show at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, an annual event which gathers professionals in the MICE industry. Heavent Meetings organisers WeYou Group expect 2,500 visitors this year, including 500 Hosted Buyers (agencies and companies). The event will feature targeted one-to-one meetings, business lunches, and three networking evenings in unique event locations. The Hosted Buyer programme provides for flights to Nice, a 3-night stay in a top Cannes hotel, and lunch and dinner. More information: kbalcke@weyou-group.com
Still time to be an early bid entry for Heavent Awards 2024 in Cannes
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