Do you print for exhibitions and trade shows? How about product launches, functions and experiential events? If so, VISA has created a show that should be of interest to you, what's more it runs alongside VI Melbourne next month.
The Exhibitions Expo is the trade show for everyone involved in event management and marketing. The exhibitors on display will be able to provide you with all the assistance and advice you will need in order to deliver your event on time, on budget and achieving the results that will exceed your client’s expectations. 
Delivering a successful event takes a lot of hard work, planning and numerous contacts with the expertise and ability to deliver the services and products you need. Logistics, signage, catering, professional services, displays, trades professionals, they are all part of what it takes to put on an event of any size. At the Exhibition Expo, you can meet and see the individuals and organisations that supply the products and services that make events work.
A major component of any event is the signage and displays required. At Exhibition Expo, you can meet with the makers and importers of a vast array of portable display and signage systems, as well as lighting effects and personalistion products – ideal if you want to give attendees something to remember your event.
In addition all the products and services you will see, the Exhibitions Expo will also play host to a very special series of free seminars from leading experts across the country. The seminar topics include:
• Activate Your Audience’s Sixth Sense: Engagement and Keys to Success - Allan Pease
• How to Build a Successful Social Media Campaign - Lee Ussher- Buzz Web Media
• Change is Consistent, how about you? - Dr Toby Ford, Ford Health Group
• Successful Sponsorship Management Summary - Warwick Merry
• Panel: Show Operations Basics – Bump In, Onsite Implementation and Bump Out. Tips from the experts - Jim Delahunty – ExpoNet, Helen Mantellato - ICC Sydney, Michael Stubbs – Agility, Leighton Wood – Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
• Improving your personal productivity - Bob McCarthy
• Trends in production, markets and the future - John Hadfield
Of particular interest is the panel discussion “Show Operations Basics,” that will feature leading experts talking about the difficulties faced by Events Organisers and how they can be overcome. Attendees to the panel discussion will be able to ask questions, get advice and learn how to manage issues before they arise.
The Expo will also feature live displays and demonstrations, numerous show specials and networking opportunities that will help attendees expand their list of contacts. The show has something for everyone.
The Exhibition Expo runs from Thursday 17 September to Saturday 19 September at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
You can get all the details by visiting http://www.visualimpact.org.au/exhibition_expo_melbourne_2015
