Australian PCO Think Business Events has expanded its national presence with the launch of an Adelaide office. The expansion comes following the recent hire of Anita Martin (pictured), a conference organiser with a portfolio of events industry experience. Martin is a local South Australian, based in Adelaide, who has national experience organising conferences. Known for its festivals, Adelaide is ripe with potential and energy as a destination for business events, Martin believes. “Adelaide is a city that is easy to get around in, well connected, friendly and boasts world class facilities surrounded by some of the nation’s best wine regions. What better way is there to do business?” she says. Commenting on the PCO’s Adelaide launch, Think Business Events director Denise Broeren says: “We noticed appetite for destination business events post Covid-19 on the rise, so the opportunity to open an Adelaide office is exciting. It offers our clients more options when considering South Australia as a destination to host their next business event. Bringing Anita on board to drive the growth of our Adelaide office adds a whole new level of depth to our ability to create a South Australian experience.” In addition to Adelaide, Think Business Events currently has offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
Think Business Events launches Adelaide office
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