INCON the global PCO partnership is expanding with the inclusion of Suntec Singapore as a preferred supplier. Suntec Singapore joins the strategic alliance and is a venue with an accent on top-grade technology framework and offering 42,000sqm of customisable space. Patrizia Buongiorno, INCON Co-Chair and VP at AIM Group International said: “We are delighted to welcome Suntec Singapore to the INCON partnership. Bringing together the leading conference organisers and association management companies together with the world’s best conference centres is where magic happens as we exchange knowledge, experience and best practice”. Bibiana Lau, Senior Director – Sales at Suntec added: “I have known INCON for many years and have worked with many of the leaders in the partnership. It is a great opportunity to build on these relationships through this agreement. We will work with INCON to explore, review and brainstorm ways to increase the steady stream of international congress to Suntec Singapore. We hope the partnership will be a win-win for our centre and for the INCON partner companies.” INCON’s stated objective is to profile each of the partner companies, share best practice, knowledge and experience and drive thought leadership in event trends. Its partners operate in 170 destinations and employ 4,000 staff and serve 1.2 million delegates around the world.
Suntec Singapore becomes INCON preferred supplier
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