The UK’s International Confex has announced two new content streams for next year’s event: The Corporate Event Forum and the Sustainability Programme. The next edition of International Confex will take place at ExCeL London, 8-9 March 2022. Liz Agostini, portfolio director, International Confex, said: “Mitigating the negative environmental and social impact at our events is now a very clear mandate. Mash Media has pledged to make all their events carbon neutral by 2025; including International Confex, The Event Production Show, The PA Show and The Publishing Show. “Like many other organisers, what we really need now is an unambiguous route map with clear KPIs and measurables, the practical rather than the theoretical. This new sustainability programme is designed to do exactly that – cut through the noise and deliver clear actions. “Confex 2022, will also see the introduction of the Corporate Event Forum, with an agenda designed specifically for in-house corporate event planners, with experts uncovering the latest trends in events from an internal employee engagement and external brand reputation perspective, looking at ways of augmenting and future-proofing both the stakeholder experience and ROI.” Registration for International Confex, which is organised by Mash Media, is now open.
UK's International Confex announces two new content streams
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