International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney) will bring its new, second edition of its Sydney InView magazine to IMEX, providing readers with a deep dive into the latest trends from ICC Sydney and the vibrant city within which it is nestled. Readers can discover, through the publication, how Australia’s premier convention, exhibition and entertainment venue places organiser and attendee experiences first through stories that celebrate diversity, innovation, art and food, ancient cultures and experiences, plus community news from entertainers, entrepreneurs and sustainability experts. ICC Sydney CEO, Geoff Donaghy, says: “As this edition of Sydney InView shows, Sydney is open for business and ICC Sydney is well positioned to drive connections – facilitating knowledge exchange, trade, connection to culture as well as to our scenic natural environment.” “The service and operational enhancements we have invested in have empowered our match fit team to deliver ever greater experiences for our clients as they more fully embrace meeting face to face in our unrivalled location. We’re pleased to share these stories with the business events community through Sydney InView,” Donaghy added. Stories of Sydney’s ‘beauty and brains’, of arts and culture, food and wine, and leadership and innovation are all on display as well as introductions to public figures shaping the city’s unique and multi-faceted culture, including First Nations leader Aunty Margret Campbell, MD of Dreamtime SouthernX, who conducts walking tours throughout Tumbalong, the area known today as Darling Harbour. The magazine spotlights New South Wales Australian of the Year 2022, Professor Veena Sahajwalla, director of the University of New South Wales’ SM@RT Centre for Sustainable Materials Research and Technology, who is leading sustainable waste solutions. ICC Sydney’s ongoing relationship with the city’s prominent academic institutions is exemplified through a feature on its partnership with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) which led to the Sydney Innovation Stories that showcased young innovators the university supports through UTS Startups. The venue’s expanded Legacy Programme, incorporating exciting new partnerships delivering thoughtful attendee experiences is also highlighted and there is also a deep dive into ICC Sydney’s Connect Outdoors and Connect Hub. Detailed within Sydney InView is the venue’s ‘Connect Outdoors’ service which provides reimagined networking opportunities in ICC Sydney’s open air, styled locations overlooking picturesque Sydney’s iconic skyline. With hybrid events here to stay, ICC Sydney’s enhanced events services provided via the venue’s new ‘Connect Hub’ offers support for event organisers spanning onsite and online speaker preparation delivered by the venue’s Digital Concierge, a dedicated media studio for broadcast events, ICC Sydney Connect platform for virtual events, a video edit suite and digital signage management. Sydney InView is available in print and online. See the latest edition here. And visit ICC Sydney at IMEX Frankfurt on stand B320.
SYDNEY INVIEW at IMEX with stories of a re-energised ICC and city
ICC Sydney is back in business. The venue showcases its transformation at IMEX Frankfurt. The second edition of Sydney InView magazine reveals enhanced services, outdoor networking spaces, and hybrid event capabilities. Stories highlight sustainability leadership and First Nations culture.
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