Exhibitions. Having ended 2011 with strong results across its events, Reed Exhibitions Greater China has identified talent development as one of the key means of replicating these outcomes in 2012 according to a corporate news release. It reads: “In a country currently facing a dearth of exhibition industry talent, Reed China has made skills building a priority. As the strengthening national currency affects the value of exports, the ability to produce industry–defining events that attract investment into China is taking on a new significance. The leading organiser of trade events, Reed Exhibitions sees developing talent for the local exhibition industry as an opportunity to promote the advantages of the country and boost inbound trade. It is also a responsibility the company bears to the industries in which it operates. ” “More than ever, we are focused on driving training and activities forward. We really want to make the most of China’s growth and the fact that we operate in one of the few optimistic global economies today”, said the President of Reed Exhibitions Greater China, Preecha S. Chen.
