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Targeting the market

Organisers UBM and Clarion Events are due to go head-to-head with new...

Alexandra Palace looks to reach new heights

Alexandra Palace has long been an iconic feature of the London...

London Book Fair looks to turn new corner

The London Book Fair hoped to turn a new chapter for the publishing...

BNC Global Event Show alternates venues

The BNC Global Event Show alternates its London venues between a City...

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June 2013

TARGETING THE MARKET

Organisers UBM and Clarion Events are due to go head-to-head with new and old security shows next year. Is there a clash or are they targeting different visitors? EN investigates.

February this year saw the unexpected move of UBM’s Protection & Management Series to Excel, after 16 “successful” years at The NEC.

ALEXANDRA PALACE LOOKS TO REACH NEW HEIGHTS

Alexandra Palace has long been an iconic feature of the London landscape but with a raft of new shows and regeneration plans in place, the venue is looking to make a bigger mark in the UK exhibition market.

Walking up the steep yet never imposing road to Alexandra Palace, you get a sense of the great strengths and challenges for this historic venue.

LONDON BOOK FAIR LOOKS TO TURN NEW CORNER

The London Book Fair hoped to turn a new chapter for the publishing industry. EN caught up with event director Jacks Thomas.

Reed Exhibitions’ London Book Fair (LBF) wants to be the essential hub for serious players in the global publishing industry, and this year, with their ‘Love Learning’ programme, the organiser didn’t disappoint.

BNC GLOBAL EVENT SHOW ALTERNATES VENUES

The BNC Global Event Show alternates its London venues between a City event venue and a ship. EN investigates how the show is casting its net for event visitors.

It’s not often that a show organiser credits a move to dry land as a sign of growth in his new show. But for the BNC Global Event Show held at The Brewery in London, visiting landlubbers were a sign that the show has really begun to set sail into more affluent waters.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT: WEATHER THE STORM

There is no accounting for the ‘great’ British weather, as organisers and venues have discovered. From snowstorms to torrential rain, what is the best way to ‘weatherproof’ events or handle the situation if it occurs?

Bill Cowling, Honorary show director of the Great Yorkshire Show, on measures taken this year to attempt to ‘weatherproof’ the horticultural event

INTERVIEW: REED EXHIBITIONS CHAIRMAN AND CEO MIKE RUSBRIDGE

Reed Exhibitions chairman and CEO Mike Rusbridge on embracing technology, building on principles, and multifaceted partnerships.

Holding onto the reins of the world’s largest exhibition organiser brings with it no shortage of complicated decisions. The ocean of live marketing, exhibitions and all in between is undergoing a tidal change and Reed Exhibitions, as the largest ship in the ocean, is the one all eyes are on.

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