ITN, an Aventri company, has entered into an agreement with Lippman Connects to provide a range of registration services for major events. In 2019, Lippman Connects will rely on the Aventri eReg platform for nine events, starting with Exhibit Sales Roundtable (ESR), 14 February, 2019, in Washington, D.C. Under the agreement, Aventri will provide registration services from fulfillment of email promotions right through to colour badging. In addition to ESR, the agreement includes Exhibition and Convention Executives Forum (ECEF), Attendee Acquisition Roundtable (AAR), and Large Show Roundtable (LSR). Sam Lippman, President of Lippman Connects, hailed the arrangement, saying: “Our clients are accustomed to an elevated experience at every touch point. I know they will be impressed by Aventri’s advanced registration technologies.” Aventri expects additional hands-on exposure to industry professionals will spotlight the advantages ITN and Aventri bring to exhibitions and conventions. Oni Chukwu (pictured), CEO, Aventri, said: “As a partner of Aventri for the last few years, we are happy to bring the entire ITN company onboard to Aventri and be able to offer clients the advanced level of sophistication that they are looking for when it comes to technology and onsite services.”
Valentine’s Day to kick off new relationship for Lippman Connects with ITN/Aventri
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