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Marketing a conference successfully requires proven experience and is one of the more important tasks in the management of a conference. To attract potential business partners and capture the attention of your audience demands very careful positioning of your conference in the marketplace.
Sapro, with their fifteen years of experience, will assist you with the many important decisions which are essential to develop a successful marketing plan.
“I have written this letter to thank you and your staff for the hard work that you put into the recent ASEG conference. It was a pleasure to work with you and your people.
There were a number of ways that you and your company were helpful. We, on the committee, always felt that we were 'in control', but we knew that we could depend on your experience in running these events to keep us from making any decisions that would affect the outcome of the conference. If there was time to think about something we were given the time. If not (there were a few deadlines that came upon us a bit quickly) we were prodded into making the correct decisions. Your staff was also available to work on the various projects along the way at odd times, and often after work hours. This extra effort was much appreciated.
We will enthusiastically commend your company to anyone who is organising this type of event in South Australia (and beyond). I am certain the entire committee would agree with me.”
Michael Hatch
Richard Hillis
Conference Co-chairmen
Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Sapro
Conference Management © 2009