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Modular displays systems being ordered for Futuresource - Clip Ltd

15 Mar 2010

Edited by Geoff Barrett

Futuresource 2010 is fast approaching and floor space for the event is fast selling out, it has been announced.

Around 70 per cent of the sections on offer have been snapped up by companies who are keen to exhibit the sustainable products they have to offer and build on the success of last year''s event.

Taking place from July 15th to 17th, the show is a great way for firms to use modular display systems to great effect and attract some of the expected 9,000 visitors to their stands to learn about their products.

This is an increase on the 7,500 visitors who passed through the doors of London''s ExCel centre last year to learn about the services and innovations that are available in the fields of air, energy and climate change, recycling and composting, and vehicles and plant industries.

Run in conjunction with the Chartered Institute for Waste Management and the Environmental Services Association, the event also allows those from the industry to get together and discuss the key issues and methods of best practice in the sector.

As well as the exhibition, there will be a conference held addressing the theme of ''more from less'', which will explore how to deliver better services with smaller budgets and less resources than before.

There will also be speed networking sessions to allow participants to meet new contacts and expand their client bases.

Guests will be joined on the first evening by celebrity impersonator and environmental campaigner Alistair McGowan, who will entertain an audience of 500 at the Futuresource and Valpak Gala Dinner.

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