IMEX: Seminars and webcasts online

Monday, 12.07.2010

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Frankfurt. For meetings industry professionals keen to extend their learning or who missed out on key seminars and workshops during this year’s IMEX, the show’s organisers have made 53 presentations available for free download on the IMEX website, including all the German language seminars, which were organised by IMEX founding partners, the German Convention Bureau (GCB). Each […]

Frankfurt. For meetings industry professionals keen to extend their learning or who missed out on key seminars and workshops during this year’s IMEX, the show’s organisers have made 53 presentations available for free download on the IMEX website, including all the German language seminars, which were organised by IMEX founding partners, the German Convention Bureau (GCB). Each of the webcasts is quick and simple to view and does not require any special technology other than Adobe Flash Player. 
For the first time a selection of six IMEX presentations were also recorded by webcast service company, Multiwebcasts. The company specialises in transforming regular webcasts into content-rich online educational activities. Available webcasts include: “A clear pond has no fish – Is transparency the enemy of profit” – by Roslyn McLeod, Managing Director, arinex pty ltd and Philippe Fournier Vice President of IAPCO and Managing Director of MCI, Paris; “The impact and implications of the Iceland volcano eruption”, by Martin Sirk CEO of ICCA; and “Emerging Destinations – How to establish and build a CVB.” This DMAI presentation was extremely popular and attracted a standing room only audience of over 100 people during the show.
Speaking about a growing demand for green meetings information and education, Carina Bauer, CEO of the IMEX Group said, ”Although IMEX has been promoting environmental education and awareness through a number of initiatives, such as our Green Awards, for several years; this year there was an increased desire to both find out more and actually do more in terms of green meetings and specific environmental targets. Our Power sessions were the perfect solution – half-hour bites of information from experts who understand how daunting it can be to even make a start in this area.” As a result of its own environmental and waste reduction objectives, IMEX 2010 reduced waste output by 30 tonnes compared to 2009. Paper waste was reduced by 8 tonnes and cardboard waste by 7.5 tonnes. Both measures were helped by the new IMEX Green Ribbon Scheme which incentivised exhibitors to minimise paper usage during the show as well as encouraging them to ship unused print materials back home afterwards.
The next IMEX takes place 24th – 26th May 2011 at Messe Frankfurt.

www.imex-frankfurt.com
All the seminars and webcasts are availabe here.

 

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