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How Corporate Family Days are Important for Your Business and Employees’ Welfare

Many enterprises today have seen the importance of investing in their staff and employees. When you invest in the happiness and contentment of your staff, you could very well increase your retention rate – and have improved productivity levels as well! Not to mention, you will have less conflict in the workplace, and your employees will often have happier personal lives. But how can you enhance your employees’ happiness and make them feel appreciated? The answer is simple – and it’s been staring you in the face without you even being aware of it: corporate family days. Family days – or ‘fun days,’ as they are also known – are a great way to establish a bond with your employees, and more organisations are becoming aware of how advantageous they can really be – not just for your staff and employees, but for your business, too. Do you want to learn more? Here’s how corporate family days are important for your business and employees’ welfare.

 

It’s a great way to reward your employees

The foremost reason why corporate family days were established was that employers wanted to reward them for their hard work and dedication to the company. And what could be more appropriate than a day of fun? Not only this – employees and staff have their families in tow, which makes the day extra special.

It just makes good business sense to reward your staff, regardless of their performance. You could use a family day to boost your staff’s morale and encourage them to perform better; you could also use a family fun day in order to thank everyone for working hard throughout the year or finishing a crucial project.

 

It helps establish a bond between the company and its employees

Another reason why corporate family fun days are important is that it helps establish a bond and a stronger relationship between the company and its employees and staff. Whenever you organise and plan a special day where your employees can bond with their families and each other, they can also see your business as an ally and partner who understands them and understands their needs. In other words, you are showing them that you value their happiness – and their productivity rate will soar.

When you host a corporate family day – especially when you take a special interest in the day and take advantage of a fairground hire specialist and hire rides and games, entertainment, food, and the like – you are showing employees that you care for them and their emotional wellness. They will begin to see your business as more than just an entity that wants to make money – they will see you as a caring and supportive employer.

 

It boosts team morale

We mentioned this before, but it’s well worth mentioning again – a corporate family day is an excellent way to boost your team’s morale. If you’ve recently gone through a rough patch, you can boost everyone’s morale and make them see the goodness of working with you. You can even have a corporate family fun day to welcome your employees back after a long lockdown!

Whatever the cause and whatever the season, a corporate family day is a brilliant idea – your employees will feel like they are part of one big family instead of just a cog in the machine.

 

Are Hotels Perfect For Business Accommodation Events?

If you’re planning an upcoming business event, you may be looking for the perfect place to hold it. One of the best options is a hotel! Hotels provide a great atmosphere and plenty of amenities tailored to your business needs. This blog post will explore why hotels are the perfect choice for business accommodation events, as well as how to make the most of your stay.

 

What are Business Accommodation Events?

Business accommodation events refer to events that involve overnight stays for the participants. These can include conferences, seminars, and corporate retreats – anything that involves lodging for an extended period of time! Not only do hotels provide the perfect atmosphere for these types of events, but they also have all the necessary amenities that make hosting a successful event effortless.

 

Why Hotels are Perfect For Business Accommodation Events:

Let’s take a look at the various advantages of using hotels for business accommodation events:

 

  • Comfort. Hotels provide a comfortable and luxurious atmosphere for your event, with spacious rooms and plenty of amenities. This can help set the perfect tone for your business gathering, allowing everyone to relax and focus on their work. Not only will this make participants more comfortable, but it can also help them work more efficiently and create better outcomes for the event.

 

  • Convenience. Hotels are conveniently located near airports, making it easy for attendees to get there quickly and easily. They also provide a variety of on-site dining options, meeting rooms, and other amenities that can make your event a success.

 

  • Flexibility. Hotels offer plenty of room options to suit any budget or group size, making them the perfect choice for all types of business events. They also provide amenities like catering and audio-visual equipment that can be tailored to fit your needs.

 

  • Professionalism. Hotels are known for their professionalism, so you can be sure that your event will be treated with the utmost care and respect. This will give attendees a feeling of importance, which can help enhance the overall experience.

 

  • Service. Hotels are renowned for their excellent customer service, which can help make your event a success. The staff will be more than happy to accommodate any specific needs you may have and ensure that everything runs smoothly throughout your stay.

 

  • Cost-effectiveness. Hotels can be cost-effective when it comes to business accommodation events. You’ll save money on having to rent out a meeting space, as well as on the other amenities that hotels provide.

 

How to Makes The Most Out of Your Stay:

Now that we’ve discussed why hotels are the perfect choice for business accommodation events, let’s look at some tips on how to make the most out of your stay.

 

  • Make sure you research hotels in advance and find one that suits your budget and needs. Look out for special offers or discounts as well, which can help you save money.

 

  • Reserve rooms in advance to avoid any last-minute problems or delays. This will also give you the chance to find out more about the hotel’s amenities and services so that you can be sure they are what you need.

 

  • Ask for advice from the staff at the hotel. They will be more than happy to help you plan your event and make sure everything runs smoothly. They’re an excellent way to get an insider’s perspective on the hotel, as well as advice on the best places to eat or visit nearby.

 

  • Take advantage of all the amenities that the hotel offers. This can include catering, audio-visual equipment, meeting rooms, and other services that can help enhance your event. Not only will these allow you to save time and money, but they can also help ensure your event is a success.

 

  • Try to get the most out of your stay. Make sure you take full advantage of the hotel’s facilities, such as its restaurants, bars, and recreational activities. This will be a great chance to have some fun and get the most out of your stay.

 

What Other Types of Business Accommodation Are There?

Hotels aren’t the only option for business accommodation events. You may also want to consider renting out a villa or apartment, booking serviced apartments, or even staying in a hostel. All of these options have their own advantages and disadvantages that you should weigh up before making your decision. However, hotels are perfect for business accommodation events as they offer convenience, flexibility, professionalism and excellent service – all at an affordable price.

How Much Do Hotels Cost For Business Accommodation Events?

Hotel costs will vary depending on the size of your event and the amenities you require. On average, it can cost anywhere from $50-$200 per night for a single room. It is important to do your research and shop around to get the best deal possible.  They don’t have to cost the earth, and you can often get great discounts on booking in advance.

 

How Do I Find The Best Hotels For Business Accommodation Events?

There are many websites available that can help you find the best hotels for business accommodation events. They will allow you to compare prices, amenities, and locations of different hotels to make sure you get the best deal. We’d recommend checking out a range of business accommodation providers for the best deal. For example, Rooost is a business accommodation provider with a directory of hotels and serviced apartments, as well as an online booking service. Their website is a great resource for finding the right hotel or serviced apartment for your event.

 

In conclusion, hotels are the perfect choice for business accommodation events. They offer flexibility, professionalism, and excellent service that can make your event a success. Plus, they are cost-effective and you can often get great discounts when booking in advance. Do your research to find the best hotel for your needs, and don’t forget to take full advantage of all the amenities they offer. With these tips, you can be sure that your business accommodation event will be an unforgettable experience.

 

 

 

 

NE1 CAN event hosted by Mediaworks to inspire the future generation of marketeers

Mediaworks, one of the UK’s largest independent digital marketing agencies, teamed up with Newcastle NE1 this week to deliver a programme of engagement for local schools across the region.

In honour of National Apprenticeship Week, the agency welcomed over 40 year-ten students from four schools – Jarrow School, Duke’s Sixth Form, Sacred Heart and Parkview Learning – to provide real-life careers advice, insight, and inspiration whilst raising aspiration and ambition for future marketeers.

Mediaworks employees from various service lines across the business, including SEO, strategic planning, and development, stepped in to host Q&A chats discussing their educational backgrounds and career journeys.

The NE1 CAN events enable employers to have constructive conversations with employees of the future, providing the opportunity to break down barriers, discuss employability skills, and take learning out of the classroom into the real world of work.

Jayne Walsh, head of people experience at Mediaworks, said: “The interaction and feedback we received from the students was second-to-none. It was great to welcome them into the Mediaworks office to experience a ‘day in the life’ at the agency and give insight into our culture, our people, and their career paths.”

During the event, the agency set students a creative challenge for a real-life client, Oceans, to think outside of the box for an exciting ad campaign. The winning idea was judged by a panel of Mediaworkers and frontrunners received a prize of Mediaworks goodies.

Facilitating over forty events per annum, NE1 CAN works to deliver key objectives; helping young people understand what careers are available in the North East and how to get there.

Mediaworks delivers a range of services across SEO, PPC, web design, brand, content, and digital PR. The rapidly growing agency currently has offices in Newcastle, Leeds, Edinburgh, Manchester, Dublin, and London. Those interested in the 2023 apprenticeship programme at Mediaworks can find out more here: https://www.mediaworks.co.uk/

ICC Wales to host free Martyn’s Law masterclass

Session to educate the events sector on the implications of new legislation

Ahead of the publication of the draft legislation for Martyn’s Law this spring,  ICC Wales is offering a free online masterclass on 2nd February 2023 which will explore the effects of the new law for event professionals.

The session titled ‘Martyn’s Law – Safer Events for the UK’, which will be hosted by ICC Wales’ Sales Director, Danielle Bounds and Director of the Association of Event Venues (AEV), Rachel Parker, will give attendees an overview of Martyn’s Law and its potential impact on their events and provide them with ways to work in partnership with venues to ensure their events are as safe as possible.

ICC Wales has been instrumental in educating the sector on Martyn’s Law, also known as Protect Duty, through educational resources including its Protect Duty report, delivering informative sessions at industry trade shows and launching its own Protect Duty Events Industry Group. The ICC Wales team recently secured both the ICCA Best Marketing Award for 2022 and the ABPCO Best Legacy Award for its work on Martyn’s Law.

Commenting on the session, Danielle Bounds, Sales Director of ICC Wales said: “Every day, Martyn’s Law moves a step closer to becoming legislation and it’s not just sporting stadia and music venues that are impacted by Martyn’s Law but event venues and conference centres too, so it is important that everyone is clear on their roles and responsibilities before this comes into effect.

“The masterclass will provide a simple overview of what Martyn’s Law means for the events sector and how to communicate with venues to ensure events can run effectively and safely for delegates and organisers.”

To register for the Martyn’s Law – Safer Events for the UK masterclass click here. Following the session, attendees will receive a flowchart providing an at-a-glance view of the legislation, a guide detailing risks to consider for events, and a security risk template.

Martyn’s Law is a direct result of campaigning by Figen Murray OBE. Figen, who wrote the foreword to the ICC Wales report, is the mother of Martyn Hett who was killed in the Manchester Arena terrorist attack in 2017. The new legislation will formalise the responsibilities and actions that publicly accessible locations must take to mitigate the risk of a terrorist attack.

 

Celebrate Chinese New Year at the Red Dragon Centre

To celebrate Chinese New Year, the Red Dragon Centre will be hosting a special afternoon of free, traditional Chinese New Year activities on Sunday 22nd January.

The Cardiff Confucius Institute will be marking the Year of the Rabbit with a variety of workshops including lantern making, paper cutting, calligraphy and even a chopsticks technique competition.

Visitors will also have the chance to meet a traditional Chinese Lion who will celebrate with passers-by at the Centre at 12.30pm, 2pm and 3.30pm.

The Cardiff Confucius Institute helps share Chinese culture and language in Wales, as well as supporting collaboration between Wales and China.

The Centre’s Japanese restaurant, Volcano, is also offering a free child’s meal with every full-paying adult diner on the day*.

 

Dr Catherine Chabert, Executive Director of Cardiff Confucius Institute said: “It is so wonderful be coming back to the Red Dragon Centre where we have had many happy Chinese New Year celebrations. New Year is a joyous time in the Chinese calendar and we are looking forward to meeting lots of people and sharing the festivities with them.”

 

Emma Constantinou, Marketing Manager at Red Dragon Centre, said: “We have traditionally celebrated Chinese New Year at the Centre, with Covid curtailing celebrations for the last few years. I’m thrilled to welcome the Cardiff Confucius Institute back this year and look forward to celebrating with them.”

 

The workshops will be held on Sunday 22nd January between 12-4pm and are all free to attend.

 

The Red Dragon Centre, which celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2022, is Cardiff Bay’s leading entertainment venue houses a multitude of interactive, lifestyle and food and drink venues including Odeon Cinema, the home of Wales’ only IMAX screen, the Hollywood Bowl, Grosvenor Casino, Simply Gym, Bella Italia, Five Guys, Spice Route, Volcano, Cardiff Bay Tavern, Cadwaladers and Zaika.

For further information about The Red Dragon Centre and the latest venue openings, visit https://thereddragoncentre.co.uk/ or follow the Centre on Facebook.

 

*valid for children under 140cm, only for the all you can eat menu.

TCN to Host Second Annual C3 Virtual User Group Conference for Contact Centre Professionals

TCN, Inc., a global provider of a comprehensive cloud-based call centre platform for enterprises, contact centres, BPOs and collection agencies, will host its second annual C3 Virtual User Group Conference.

The one-day US-based virtual event was such a success last year that this year the number of sessions has doubled to take place over two days. This year’s event, which is open to UK companies, will feature various presentations that aim to educate contact centre professionals on the latest industry trends and practical insights into how TCN clients can use its cloud-based platform to improve operations and provide a better customer experience.

With the theme of “connect, collaborate and communicate,” attendees will have the opportunity to learn alongside other TCN clients while hearing from various motivational speakers, industry experts and TCN executives and product engineers.

The first day of the event will start off with Thurl Bailey, a retired NBA player and motivational speaker who will give a keynote presentation titled, “I see potential in you!” In this session, he will speak on how important those words were to him, particularly as a young man trying to navigate the world around him.

Bailey will discuss the adversities he faced growing up, and how the five words, “I see potential in you,” helped lead him to the success he’s achieved today.

The final session to conclude the conference will be a keynote presentation from Mark Brennan, a partner at Hogan Lovells. Brennan’s presentation will discuss compliance updates, particularly recent federal and state developments that have affected new privacy laws and the nature of outbound calls, texts and other digital communication outlets.

As a global technology and compliance expert, Brennan will also give attendees insight into how they can update their approach to compliance despite these recent changes and how to be adequately prepared for other upcoming trends in 2023.

Additional presentations throughout the two-day event include:

“Modern Challenges of Communicating with Your Clients,” presented by Jesse Bird, co-founder and CTO of TCN; Scott Brownlee, product training and customer engagement at TCN; Sameer Maini, chief executive officer at Collaborationroom.AI; and Josh Ploude, founder and CEO of Aperion Systems.

“Digital Communications: Meet Your Customers Where They Are,” presented by Mike Borden, senior account manager at TCN.

“TCN Product Vision: Delivering a World-Class CX Platform,” presented by Jesse Bird, co-founder and chief technology officer at TCN .

“State of the ACA,” presented by Courtney Reynaud, president of ACA International .

“Workforce Engagement: A Framework for Agent Efficiency,” presented by Chaz Butterfield, senior account manager at TCN and Deon Appelgryn, product engineering manager at TCN .

WHEN/WHERE

Virtual (online)

Date: January 18 –19, 2023

Time: 4pm- 7pm GMT

For more information and to register for TCN’s C3 Virtual User Conference, visit https://www.tcn.com/c3/

For media and industry analysts interested in attending, contact: Jodie Booras at jodieb@gabrielmarketing.com

Team ITG to host Hello Tomorrow event with leading industry figures at Meta and M&S to inspire businesses for 2023

Team ITG, the technology-led, multichannel marketing activation business, will welcome Sophie Neary, Meta Group Director, Huw Edwards, BBC News Anchor, and other leading figures to inspire businesses and promote innovative thinking for business growth, brand creativity, implementing technology, and a variety of educational topics at Hello Tomorrow next week.

The weeklong event, in partnership with Bridgepoint, is being held from January 16th to 20th and will feature two panels each day centred around key themes of Community, Wider World, Creative, Reputation, and Partnerships.

The virtual panel sessions will feature leading figures from household brands including Archie Norman, Chairman of M&S, Jason Bevan, former VP of Marketing EMEA for Warner Bros, and Pano Christou, CEO of Pret A Manger.

Hello Tomorrow aims to encourage counter-intuitive thinking within businesses during 2023 through industry topics from business growth and relationships to the importance of creativity to the metaverse and championing technology.

To register for a place in the exclusive virtual sessions visit: https://premier.eventsair.com/itg-hello-tomorrow/registration/Site/Register

Simon Ward, Founder & Group CEO of Team ITG, said: “We are excited to host Hello Tomorrow and work with the amazing roster of speakers to kick-off 2023 with a variety of really interesting topics including marketing, technology, retail, and business success stories. The sessions will provide insights from the industry’s most influential names and inspire businesses for the road ahead. We look forward to welcoming all of the attendees to Hello Tomorrow and discussing innovative ideas throughout the week.”

The full schedule will be:

Monday 16th – Today’s Communities:
– 11am-12noon GMT – Sophie Neary (Group Director, Meta) in conversation with Huw Edwards (BBC News Anchor), opening our eyes to today’s communities and the Metaverse.
– 4pm-5pm GMT – Laura Winson (Founder of Zebedee global inclusive talent agency) discussing with Jo Wilby (ITG Executive Creative Director) the vital inclusion of disability, visible differences, and gender identity in casting.

Tuesday 17th – The Bigger Picture
– 11am-12noon GMT – Huw Edwards (BBC News Anchor) talking exclusively to the ITG Group CEO Simon Ward about the biggest event of recent times: the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
– 4pm-5pm GMT – Priya Lakhani OBE (Founder CEO of CENTURY Tech) with John Kirk (ITG Chief Strategy Officer), championing the use of tech for the right reasons.

Wednesday 18th – Elevating our Creative Thinking
– 11am-12noon GMT – Jason Bevan (previous VP Marketing EMEA, Warner Bros), raising the creative bar
– 4pm-5pm GMT – Rory Sutherland (Vice Chair of Ogilvy) and Simon Ward (ITG Group CEO) challenging us with counter-intuitive thinking

Thursday 19th – The importance of Reputation
– 11am-12noon GMT – Archie Norman (Chair of M&S) debating with Huw Edwards (BBC News Anchor) the importance of reputation, in business and personally
– 4pm-5pm GMT – Pano Christou (CEO of Pret), exploring the power of brands with Mark Palmer (Co-founder, Cawston Press & L.A Brewery)

Friday 20th – It’s all about Partnership
– 11am-12noon GMT – Gary Kibble (Chief Marketing & Digital Officer, Wickes) and Rory Sutherland (Vice Chair of Ogilvy) chaired by René Carayol (Renowned Executive Coach), debating the future of client and agency relationships
– 4pm-5pm GMT – Rob Mayher (TikTok Creator), making us laugh as well as sharing the story of his agency-spoof success

Team ITG (Inspired Thinking Group) is a global marketing activation business with over 1,200 people, founded in 2009 by CEO Simon Ward. The company acquired Storyteq BV in June 2021 and Brand Machine Ltd in June 2022. Team ITG works with many household names including GSK, Jaguar Land Rover, Heineken, PUMA, Currys, and more.

Sayer Vincent announces 2023 charity finance webinar series

There is not much in life that’s free, but finance professionals can benefit from over 50 hours of free content covering key charity finance issues with the launch of Sayer Vincent’s popular webinar series for 2023 which kicks off on 10th February with a session on Charity Fraud.

Other webinars coming soon include: An Introduction to SORP; Better annual reports to bring your accounts to life; Identifying tax issues around fundraising events; Managing the tax treatment of corporate partnerships; Preparing for your audit; Financial Governance and Preparing for net zero.

All sessions are informative, easily accessible via Zoom and give attendees practical advice and knowledge they can use in their roles. They include a slide presentation, video window of speaker, the opportunity to ask live questions and handouts from each session will also be made available. For those that can’t attend the live event each webinar is available on demand afterwards.

 

Jonathan Orchard, Partner at Sayer Vincent said, “Charities are facing an incredibly tough time at the moment that is only likely to get worse before it gets better as the UK is heading towards recession. Finance teams will be working hard to help their organisations make the best financial decisions to get through the difficult months ahead.

“We support charities by offering an extensive range of free resources that can help boost the finance team’s learning. Our free webinar series is hugely popular and gives both clients and non-clients access to more than 50 hours of expert knowledge, tips and guidance which can really benefit their organisations.

“We recommend signing up to listen live as it gives people the chance to ask questions and get advice specific to their situation during the session which can be extremely valuable.”

 

Feedback from one attendee at a recent webinar said: “Excellent presentation. Thank you all at Sayer Vincent for doing these and for giving practical advice to the charity sector at a time when it is under such pressure.”

Each webinar usually lasts for one hour and take place between 9.30m and 10.30am. To see the full list of webinars and sign up visit: Events – Sayer Vincent

Lab Innovations celebrates its ten year anniversary in style

The UK’s largest trade show for the entire laboratory industry, Lab Innovations, returned to the NEC, Birmingham, in November to drive sustainability and innovation in laboratories and celebrate its tenth anniversary. The show’s numbers were at an all-time high, with 4,213 attendees flocking to network with 192 exhibitors, listen to keynote speakers and celebrate the latest innovations in the lab industry. Following the success of this year’s show, 98 per cent of exhibitors have already signed up again for next year’s show and ensured Lab Innovations 2023 will be another unmissable event for the entire lab community.

192 exhibitors attended Lab Innovations 2022 on 2 and 3 November, 2022, with a record breaking 98 per cent rebooking for next year’s show. Exhibitors at this year’s event included Analytix, Avantor, Beckman Coulter, Cole-Palmer, IKA, Randox, SciMed, Shimadzu and Scientific Laboratory Supplies, to name a few. Once again, the show was co-located with the UK’s largest annual gathering of engineering and manufacturing professionals, Advanced Engineering, which also had its highest ever rebook percentage with 85 per cent of exhibitors having already secured their stand for next year.

Simon Osborne, President at Analytix, commented during the show, “The volume of people we’ve seen has been unbelievable and even bigger than we imagined. We’ve met lots of people that we haven’t met before, which is unusual for an industry trade show, and we have been able to establish personal connections. We’ve already booked for next year.”

Emily Hatfield, Marketing Team Leader at Network Scientific also remarked “Lab innovations is extremely important to our business, it’s where we see our clients and build new relationships. It’s the one time of the year where we can talk openly and honestly with lab professionals and offer support to grow their businesses. We always enjoy seeing friendly faces from across the sector and spending our time seeing what’s at the forefront of laboratory design, instrumentation, methodologies and more. It’s a fun-filled two days that we look forward to every year.”

This year, 4,213 attendees visited Lab Innovations, which is a 35 per cent increase on 2021’s attendance and the highest attendance for a Lab Innovations show to date. Visitors were treated to keynote talks by Steven Rannard, professor of chemistry at University of Liverpool, who discussed innovations in nanomedicine, and Alok Jha, science correspondent at The Economist, who focused on the theme of water chemistry.

One of this year’s visitors, Teslime Arikan, R&D Facility Manager at Jaguar Land Rover, commented during the show, “This is my first time at Lab Innovations, and we’ve had great conversations with the exhibitors and attended insightful conference sessions. Lab innovations is a fantastic opportunity for the industry to meet.”

Visitors could also listen to world-renowned speakers in four free-to-attend theatres during the show, and attendance was at an all-time high this year. Nearly 900 laboratory professionals attended the seminar programmes in the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) theatre, the Cleanroom Hub, Live Lab and the Insights and Innovations Theatre, which was sponsored by My Green Lab and had a key focus of sustainability in the lab industry.

Raj Patey, business development director at My Green Lab, explained, “My Green Lab was pleased to work with the Laboratory News team to bring a program focused on more sustainable labs and lab supply chains to this year’s event. Seeing speakers from pharma and academia, alongside innovative lab suppliers, provide insight into how to accelerate progress in reducing industry-wide environmental impact was great to be a part of.”

Sustainability was a key part of the agenda at Lab Innovations 2022. The show featured The Sustainable Laboratory, hosted by Andy Evans, director of Green Light Laboratories, and the sustainability trail, which was new this year and highlighted the exhibitors, such as Haier Biomedical Grenova and Labcon, leading the way on lab sustainability.
The show also hosted the Lab Awards, in collaboration with Laboratory News and sponsored by Mettler-Toledo, at the Insights and Innovation theatre. The Lab Awards celebrates the best and brightest in the laboratory community and, this year, had more entries than ever before, highlighting what a year it has been for innovation in the lab industry. Category sponsors at the awards included Red Swan Partners, Innovate UK, Kimtech and MiCo BioMed.

One of this year’s winners, Andrew James, managing director at Ellutia Ltd, commented during the event, “We picked up the Lab Automation award at this year’s Lab Awards event at Lab Innovations. We are really proud to have earned the recognition of the Lab Awards with this prize. It will help us raise awareness about our innovative new system throughout the lab industry and also gives us a chance to celebrate with the industry’s leading figures.”

The show also hosted a special celebration after the Lab Awards to mark its tenth anniversary, which was sponsored by Analytix. It presented an extra opportunity for this year’s attendees to come together, talk face-to-face and do business, while also providing an excuse to raise a glass in the evening.

Another visitor, David Armitage, Senior Visiting Research Fellow at De Montfort University, added, “I’ve come to Lab Innovations for every edition that has run so far and am impressed every time – the 10th edition is no exception and has been brilliant. I really enjoy networking with my peers and seeing which companies are exhibiting and what equipment they bring to the table.”

Exhibitor bookings for next year’s show, taking place on 1 and 2 November, 2023, are now open. 98 per cent of this year’s exhibitors have already signed up for next year, so book now to ensure you secure your stand at the UK lab industry’s biggest gathering of the year. To book your stand, visit https://www.lab-innovations.com/ and you can also register your interest to visit next year’s show at https://www.lab-innovations.com/register-your-interest/.

Registration opens for EMC and Compliance International

Secure your space at the UK’s leading trade show focused on electromagnetic compatibility and compliance now

Exhibitor registrations are now open for EMC and Compliance International, the UK’s leading trade show focused on electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), which will return to Newbury Racecourse in Newbury, Berkshire, on May 16 and 17, 2023. The show is expected to attract the industry’s leading professionals and companies, with the majority of this year’s exhibitors already signed up for next year and a full speaker program soon to be confirmed. Register on the show’s website to ensure you secure your space.

EMC and Compliance International 2023 will bring together specialists from electronic, electrical engineering and design engineering backgrounds to meet new and existing customers face-to-face, forge connections and do business. This follows a successful return to being an in-person event in 2022, when the show provided a platform for exhibitors to share guidance on how to tackle EMC and all other compliance issues, including safety, radio equipment and system specification and testing.

One of the exhibitors at the 2022 show, Peter Davenport, field sales engineer at Lambda, commented during the show, “This is my first time at the show and the best thing about it was getting the chance to showcase our company, our products and hear from the industry and see what it is doing.

“We have had a lot of great opportunities and spoken to new customers that we would not have otherwise spoken to about how we can help them enhance what they can do as an offering to their customers. The number of leads that we have gotten is fantastic and the show has more than paid for itself.”

Another exhibitor, Cameron Finch, business development manager at HITEK, added, “For such a niche area in the industry it is very well attended. The leads we get from this are high quality and are likely to convert.”

The show will also see the return of its popular training workshops, which proved popular with exhibitors at past shows. Sessions will be delivered by some of the industry’s leading experts, including Keith Armstrong, Min Zhang and Andy Degraeve. The workshops will cover key topics such as circuit design and shielding for signal integrity, power integrity and EMC, EMC for traction converters, conducted emissions in the aerospace sector and many others.

EMC and Compliance International is the place to be for the UK’s EMC and compliance community and next year’s show is set to be the best yet. To enquire about exhibiting at the show, complete the form on https://www.emcandci.com/floorplan.