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PROFILE+ Global distribution of 7,500 copies

+ Readership: international associations, members of ESAE and the AC Forum, international agencies (PCOs, AMCs, etc.), the trade associations of the meetings industry

2012 PLANNING

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PUBLICATION MONTH TOPICS

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ADDITIONAL DISTRIBUTION

HQ48 February

The eventful life of association executives Jan. 25

GIBTMESAE Annual

Congress

HQ49 April European matters March 26 IMEX

HQ50 JuneEmerging Association markets May 25

AIBTMASAE Annual

Meeting

HQ51 AugustMeetings trends Sustainability July 10

CIBTMIMEX America

HQ52 November

Marketing your association and events Oct. 15

EIBTMAIME

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+ Magazines: published 5 times a year

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PAPER

2/1 publicity 6,500 €

2/1 advertorial 6,950 €





Outside back cover 5,300 €

Inside back cover 4,950 €

Inside front cover 4,615 €

DESTINATION REPORTS 12 PAGES

Within the magazine 12 pages 16,500 €

Within the magazine 16 pages 20,500 €

Loose supplement 12 pages 18,500 €

Loose supplement 16 pages 22,500 €

DIGITAL

E-zine 1600 € / month

Banner small 400 € / month

Banner big 600 € / month

Preferred partners directory 350 € / month

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FoUr CItY SCIEnCE ALLIAnCE HELpInG SoLVE tHE SoLUtIonwith over 60% of global conventions and information exchanges being science related, a four city alliance designed to share information, develop networking opportunities and promote the destinations to the genre has been formalised between the Convention Bureaux of Adelaide (Australia), Daejeon (South Korea), Hyderabad (lndia) and Toulouse (France). lnaugural 'Science Alliance' president Mr Chae from Daejeon said: ‘Global competition is fierce. However each of the four des-tinations in our alliance has a common synergy with strong connections to science and research institutions and local ambassador programs.’ A business and marketing plan is currently being prepared and will be the focus for 2012 with meetings scheduled for IMEX and ICCA between the partners. lnformation sharing and co-op marketing activities will follow shortly after. Website under construction

SQUArE-BrUSSELS MEEtInGS CEntrE GEtS CErtIFIED with its first-ever staff member having passed the CMP designation, SQUARE-BRUSSELS MEETINGS CENTRE embarks on an ambitious journey to become one of the leading convention and event venues with certified meetings professionals, recognized

on an international level. Through the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) program, individuals who are currently employed in meeting management have the opportunity to pursue continuing education, increase their industry involvement, and gain industry-wide recognition. with a hand-ful of staff members studying to complete the examination, SQUARE-BRUSSELS MEETINGS CENTRE, as a convention and event venue, is at the forefront of setting standards to the industry. www.square-brussels.com

KotZE-nHLApo to HEAD Up SA nAtIonAL ConVEntIon BUrEAUSouth Africa Tourism has announced the appointment of Amanda Kotze-Nhlapo to the position of Executive Manager: Conven-tions Bureau. She joins SA Tourism after her successful tenure as Head: Convention Bureau and Events at Cape Town Routes Unlimited and will be responsible for heading up the newly-established National Convention Bureau (NCB) at SA Tourism. www.southafrica.net

SQUARE - BRUSSELS MEETINGS CENTRE

Organising fOr EurOpEan grOwth

Location, local presence, local know how. These three words are driven into the mindset of all busi-ness leaders when determining where to set up new of-fices. For many of us in the meet-ings industry, we

already know to take advantage of locating our offices in the most central place possible - Europe! when determining where and how to organise your expansion, Europe not only matters - it is crucial to interna-tional growth and perfect to reach business opportunities both to the east and west.

But it isn’t only about location. when strategy is aimed at enlarging the target market, we learn that complexities grow as we cross geographical boundaries. working in Europe helps us tackle this complexity - we already deal with different languages and customs within a very small geographi-cal distance. To be successful, we learn that the key to organising is to balance the benefits of local autonomy and global structure and procedures. Customise and adapt communication and services to local clientele. Orient the international headquarters to drive the organisational

culture, strategy, management processes and to share the latest ideas between office locations.

AIM Group International, one of the world's leaders in the organisation of congresses, meetings and events, now operates with 400 team members in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Portugal, Spain.

patrizia Semprebene BuongiornoManaging DirectorAIM Group International t: +39 06 [email protected]

Patrizia Buongiorno

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