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We are pleased to launch The Import Export Show 2010 Workshop Program
1-2 September
Hall 6, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
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In this issue:
Why the workshops will help your business
Import Export Show a green event
Why you need to exhibit
Statistical breakdown of visitors who have already registered
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Our highly-regarded workshop program is back with new topics and even more expert presenters.
So make the most of your visit to The Import Export Show by registering for one of our in-depth workshops. Topics will cover the full spectrum of your international trade operations, from the most fundamental to more advanced themes.
Delegates who have attended our workshops tell us:
- You will leave each intensive workshop with a store of invaluable tips and practical information
- The sessions are delivered by experienced operators and advisers
- You will hear from other SME importers and exporters what has – and hasn’t – worked for them
- You will walk away satisfied with your investment in attending
Register now for one or more of these great workshops:
- Import Export 101 - Where do I Start?
- Ways to Enter Overseas Markets
- Banking and Finance for Beginners
- Freight & Logistics for Beginners
- Advanced Banking and Finance
- Advanced Freight & Logistics
- Sourcing and Compliance for Importers
- Inside the Secrets of Success
- Manufacturing Overseas - Protect your Brand and your Bottom Line
In mid July our Global Markets sessions, MasterClasses and in-hall keynote presentations will be added.
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Responsible Event Management
Import Export Show 2010 will be a green event and we are looking at all areas of the exhibition to ensure they are as environmentally friendly as possible.
We have signed up to an exciting carbon offset program and have purchased carbon credits through Climate Friendly. Through our commitment, we are also offering our exhibitors the opportunity to offset their carbon footprints through participation in this exciting program.
Our investment in this program will support an innovative renewable energy project in Turkey. The Dora-I Geothermal Project is a 7.9 MW renewable energy geothermal power plant located in the Salavatli village of Aydin city in Turkey. Using geothermal energy, the power plant generates electricity that is exported to the national grid of Turkey.
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Looking for a targeted sales opportunity in 2010-2011?
Import Export Show is Australia’s only exhibition and seminar program that helps SME importers & exporters access new solutions and services for their business growth and prosperity.
If your company offers solutions and services to help SMEs involved in international trade, then Import Export Show is the show for you. As an exhibitor, you will have the opportunity to engage with small business owners and import/export managers who are looking for your solutions.
The breakdown of those that have already regsitered to visit the show reveals:
- 45% both importers and exporters
- 30% importers only
- 20% exporters only
- 5% industry
- Of the importers and exporters that have signed up 90% are the business owners.
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View more information about exhibiting on our Exhibitor Page
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We are delighted with the strong visitor response to date and encourage you to
REGISTER NOW TO VISIT
AND STAY TUNED FOR FORTNIGHTLY E-UPDATES!
www.importexportshow.com.au
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