UNICEO has announced its 2018 European Congress will take place in Budapest on 28-29 June. The event will take place at Kempinski Corvinus Hotel and will see members of the association from more than 20 countries will come together and focus on the congress theme: Leading Events to the Future. The conferences and debates will focus on three major elements: technological innovations and digital, the performance measurement indicators (KPIs) that help evaluate Return on Investment (ROI) and the keys to motivating and engaging participants. Debora Piovesan, vice president of the Association, said: “Our first International Congress is marked by the leadership and collective intelligence needed to calmly address changes in our industry; technological developments and innovations, especially in the field of artificial intelligence and augmented reality promise us important changes. “Our Congress will therefore be an excellent opportunity for our members to find out more about innovations, to strengthen their knowledge and to share best practices with peers. Their companies will therefore be able to continue to benefit from the best event communication strategies.”
UNICEO confirms venue for 2018 European Congress
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