CONEXPO Asia 2007 advance registration opens in June.
Press Release Summary:
CONEXPO Asia 2007 will be held December 4-7, 2007 at Chinese Import and Export Fair Pazhou Complex in Guangzhou, China. In addition to sending registrations via fax or mail, attendees may register online at show website. CONEXPO Asia 2007 will offer pre-show educational program for show exhibitors to help them prepare for and have successful show experience. Show will feature over 25 individual education seminars over 4 days, presented by industry experts worldwide.
Original Press Release:
CONEXPO Asia 2007 Advance Registration to Open; Education Program Highlights
CONEXPO Asia 2007 advance registration will open in June 2007. For quickest service, attendees may register online at the show website (www.conexpoasia.com). Registrations will also be accepted via fax or mail. Registrations can be made in Chinese or English, and Chinese- and English-speaking representatives will be available via phone to assist attendees.
Full registration information is available online. In addition to Chinese and English, the CONEXPO Asia 2007 website will also feature show information in other languages, including Arabic, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Spanish.
For added convenience, attendees can go online prior to the opening of registration to fill out their contact information. When registration opens, pre-registrants will receive an e-mail alert to complete the registration process.
Registration includes the opportunity to sign up for CONEXPO Asia's world class educational programming, as well as make hotel reservations and travel arrangements. For attendee convenience, all transactions can be completed online.
Show organizers have also arranged for convenient housing options as well as pre- and post-show tours of the host city and surrounding areas, allowing attendees to maximize the value of their CONEXPO Asia 2007 trip.
CONEXPO Asia 2007 will be held December 4-7, 2007 at the Chinese Import and Export Fair (CIEF) Pazhou Complex in Guangzhou, China. Show owner and organizer is the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM). Show co-organizer is the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products (CCCME).
AEM has nearly finalized the seminar schedule for the show's education. The association is building upon the 2006 event and will offer more classroom sessions and an expanded demonstration program featuring hands-on equipment operation.
CONEXPO Asia 2007 will also offer a pre-show educational program for show exhibitors to help them prepare for and have a successful show experience. This exhibitor meeting is a new feature of CONEXPO Asia, and is offered free of charge as a value-added service to exhibitors. The exhibitor meeting will be held August 9, 2007 at the Pazhou Complex in Guangzhou.
Industry groups are working with show management to co-locate events with CONEXPO Asia 2007, and companies are planning meetings at the show in recognition of its reputation as the 2007 international gathering place for the Chinese and Asia-Pacific marketplace.
Exhibit space sales continue to be strong, with the 2007 show already 80 percent larger than the inaugural CONEXPO Asia 2006. As of mid-May, more than 140 exhibitors had reserved 58,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor space. Visit the show website for an up-to-date exhibitor list.
CONEXPO Asia - Run By Manufacturers to Benefit the Industry
CONEXPO Asia is unique because it draws upon the strength of AEM's 100 years of service as a trade show organizer. In addition to benefiting from AEM's experience as an international trade show leader, CONEXPO Asia is the only construction equipment trade show in the Asian marketplace run by manufacturers for the benefit of the industry.
What this means is that CONEXPO Asia is the result of industry direction from exhibitors, attendees, and industry and government groups. With their input, AEM is able to provide the best possible results for exhibitors and attendees. Cost effectiveness and customer service are key traits of AEM shows such as CONEXPO Asia and CONEXPO-CON/AGG.
Manufacturers on show planning committees set the guidelines for areas such as exhibit space rates and services. Industry groups share their knowledge on the needs of industry professionals for training. And, AEM as an association is run by the manufacturers. AEM also gives back to the industry, supporting safety, training, education, standards-development and other initiatives in China and worldwide.
This industry focus ensures that CONEXPO Asia is the premier China-based event for finding the latest technological and safety innovations and the highest quality product capabilities. Attendees will be able to discuss their project needs directly with Chinese and non-Chinese manufacturers, including the global leaders.
Education Seminar Program Details Provided
CONEXPO Asia's continuing efforts to expand and improve upon its diverse educational offerings is another demonstration of its commitment to assist and advance the development of the industry in the Asia-Pacific region.
In response to industry input and to enhance the attendee experience, CONEXPO Asia 2007 will feature over 25 individual world-class education seminars over the four days of the show, presented by industry experts from around the world. Each seminar will be offered in English and Chinese via simultaneous interpretation.
Education will be grouped into areas including products, current and upcoming construction projects, management efficiencies and personal development. Content has been developed by construction industry professionals to ensure the seminars meet the needs of industry professionals including contractors, business owners and managers, construction materials producers and safety professionals.
Sessions will include topics as diverse as equipment maintenance, construction informatics, construction projects marketing and development, rental practices, workplace safety, workforce development, and latest advances in environmentally friendly construction practices.
There will also be Southern China project updates, advice on securing expressway projects and railway construction projects, and best practices learned from the top five Asian construction projects. Equipment and techniques under discussion will include aerial work platforms, paving processes, backhoe loaders, mobile and tower cranes, excavators and mini excavators, roller compacted concrete, skid steers, soil compaction, excavating and GPS, and slurry and patching techniques.
Complementary to the classroom education sessions, a hands-on equipment demonstration area will allow attendees to view the latest technologies in action. Trenching, earthmoving, paving and compaction equipment will be showcased in this unique opportunity for attendees to compare equipment capabilities first-hand and discuss operating features and benefits with the manufacturers. Attendees can compare different machines and models to find the ones best suited to their job needs, and at the same time increase their knowledge for safe and efficient equipment operation.
CONEXPO Asia Announces Exhibitor Meeting
In keeping with CONEXPO Asia's commitment to ensuring exhibitor success, CONEXPO Asia will hold its first-ever Exhibitor Meeting on August 9, 2007 at the Pazhou Complex in Guangzhou.
This day-long meeting is specifically designed for CONEXPO Asia exhibitors in the Asia Pacific region, and will prepare exhibitors with the information they need to be successful at an international trade show. All marketing and sales professionals as well as exhibit booth coordinators with CONEXPO Asia 2007 responsibilities are invited to attend. The meeting is free to all exhibitors, but registration is required. More details are available online.
CONEXPO Asia 2007 Exhibitor Meeting participants will be able to talk one on one with show management and officially-appointed show vendors, as well as network with other exhibitors. Exhibitors will also be able to tour the Pazhou Complex and view their exhibit space location.
The meeting will focus on the latest techniques in successful exhibiting, including case study examples, to help attendees obtain a stellar return on investment from their CONEXPO Asia 2007 participation.
Topics will be applicable to both large and small exhibitors, and include operational issues such as move-in do's and don'ts, lead management and effective use of attendee lists, sponsorship opportunities, promotion tools, media relations tips, effective use of hospitality and other ideas to increase booth traffic, and working with translators to connect with customers.
For more information, contact AEM: telephone +1-414-298-4141 or +1-800-867-6060 (toll free North America), fax +1-414-272-2672, e-mail info@conexpoasia.com, online www.conexpoasia.com.
