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IUEF
1st Russian International Conference
UFI SEMINARMoscow, 1st October 2004
Vincent GérardManaging Director,
UFI, The Global Association of the Exhibition Industry
Exhibition Industry SWOT AnalysisW/ Weaknesses
Current situation
of the Exhibition Industry
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- Declining attendance/lower traffic density in Europe & USA
- Decreasing face-to-face interaction in exhibits (10% decline last 10 years) - Considered as an expensive marketing tool
- Lack of positive image within the marketing mix- Little ROI measurement
- Lack of reliable statistical research- Lack of widespread, ongoing industry promotion
- Lack of credible educational platforms.
Exhibition Industry SWOT AnalysisT/ Threats
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- Current global economic crisis or at least downtrend
- Delocalisation of manufacturers- World events: 9/11, wars, epidemics, terrorism,
- Transport and security problems- Overcapacity of exhibition facilities in Europe and USA
- Supply chain compressing - Merger & Acquisition’s / Consolidation.
Current situation
of the Exhibition Industry
Exhibition Industry SWOT AnalysisT/ Threats (continuing)
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- Rising cost per Visitor reached (6% annually)
- Increasing participation cost for Exhibitors
- Competition of corporate events (47% of Exhibitors produce one)
- Increasing environmental legislation and pressure
- Increasing risk of global diseases
- Exhibition Industry more and more driven by financial targets.
Current situation
of the Exhibition Industry
Exhibition Industry SWOT AnalysisS/Strengths
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- We are a well established, recognised and respected Industry
- We organise the only Marketing tool making use of 5 senses
- Still a big potential: majority of SMS Companies to involve.
- Face-to-Face Marketing is still a Must and is still very efficient: we only have to improve
the use of it.
Current situation
of the Exhibition Industry
Exhibition Industry SWOT AnalysisO/Opportunities
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- Integration of ICT strengthens the power of Exhibition
- Shorter product development & life cycles
- Integration of ICT provides a lot of new opportunities and continuing Customer services
- Customer requests for more integrated services (package).
- Industry growth in Middle-East, North Africa, Asia provides new growth potential
Current situation
of the Exhibition Industry
Worldwide
Exhibitions 30,000
Direct Exhibitors 3 Million
Visitors 300 Million
Current situation
of the Exhibition Industry (3/8)
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Europe of 25
9,000
1.2 Million
131 Million
Exhibition Industry Figures
Russia
600
0.1 Million
10 Million
GROWTH POTENTIALin Russia :
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A B A/B
EUROPE 25 RUSSIA Russia /Europe
POPULATION (Million) 457 144 3,2
NUMBER of EXHIBITIONS 9,000 600 15
GDP per CAPITA (US dollars) 25,746 8,900 2,9NUMBER of EXHIBITION VISITORS 131 Million 10 Million 13,1
Founded in 1925 as the “Union des Foires Internationales”
History
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in 2000: 200 Members, Organisers with 600 Approved International Events.A select club of high quality organisations.
UFI’s new Mission:
« UFI promotes, serves and represents
the Exhibition Industry worldwide »
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New Strategy in 2003:
New Strategy…
Enlarge UFI: open Membership to the entire Exhibition Industry
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Organisers (with ALL their Fairs)
Exhibition Centres
Associations Partners of the Industry
New Strategy…
Enlarge the Membership
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Lower the fees for new members Enlarge the number of members
Change the admission requirements but keep quality
Shorten the procedure
Secure the budget Lower the fees for the current members
New Strategy…
Internal Improvements:
Change mission of CEO
Improve HQ Team
Improve Finance
Change Statutes and Internal Rules
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Activate Regional Chapters
Create Regional Offices (Hong Kong), and
representations (Cairo)
All Electronic
Sponsorship
New Strategy…
Offer more added valuemores servives
Improve existing services
Develop new services
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Improve the existing Services
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Annual UFI Congress
Recognised Quality Labels
International exhibition standards
Information
Annual Summer Seminar
Thematic Committees
New Website
Electronic communication at all levels
New Website (since 2002)
Information Directory Activities (+ registrations) Members only area
- Minutes of the meetings- Surveys and Studies- Free access to M+a database- Update your own profile
Access to other useful addresses and sources Future development: UFI Website as a
Global Portal of the Exhibition Industry19
Improve the existing Services
New Focus Meetings (Mini Seminars)(open to all members)
Industry surveys, research and global statistics
New Communications Tools
New Educational programmes
Industry Code of Ethics.20
Develop New Services
Develop New Services
Access to all Committee minutes (UFI Website)
Access to all presentations of Seminars and Meetings !!
UFI Database
m+a Database (included in membership fee)
Generic promotion of our industry (posters and CD)
under construction: 6 hour curriculum (the basics of the exhibition industry), free of
charge on UFI’s website21
Networking Expertise
Cooperation
Education
Quality
Information
StandardsCommunication
Marketing
Management
Studies
Research
Statistics
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Results of the new Strategy
UFI Organigramme
General Assembly
Executive Committee
Full MembersOrganisers
Full Members Exhibition Centres
Full Members Associations
Associate MembersPartners of the Industry
Africa/Middle East
UFI Headquarters
Asia Pacific Office
Regional Chapters
EuropeAsia/PacificAmericas
Board of Directors
Membership Committee
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Results of the new Strategy
Results of the new Strategy
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Increase of the membership
EVOLUTION
TOTAL NUMBER OF MEMBERS
APPROVED EVENTS
TOTAL REPRESENTED EXHIBITIONS
3 Years ago
200
600
Not considered
Today
285
660
4,000 +
In Percentage
+ 43%
+ 10%
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List of Countries: 73+14 = 87
Italy
Israel
Ireland
Hungary
Greece
Great Britain
Germany
France
Finland
Denmark
Czech Republic
Cyprus
Croatia
Bulgaria
Bosnia Herzegovina
Belgium
Austria
Albania
Belarus
Ukraine
Turkey
Switzerland
Sweden
Spain
Slovenia
Slovak Republic
Serbia Montenegro
Russian Federation
Romania
Portugal
Poland
Norway
Netherlands
MaltaMoldova
Macedonia
KazakhstanLithuaniaLuxembourg
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Cuba
Ecuador
El Salvador
Panama
Mexico
Peru
USA
Venezuela
Algeria
Bahrain
Egypt
Jordan
Iran
Iraq
Kuwait
Lebanon
Libya
Mozambique
Americas Africa/Middle East
Australia
China, People's Republic
China, Taiwan
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Japan
Malaysia
New Zealand
Philippines
Singapore
South Korea
Thailand
Asia/ Pacific
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
South Africa
State of Palestine
Sudan
Sultanate of Oman
Syria
Tunisia
United Arab Emirates
Zimbabwe
Europe
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42 National and International Associations (1/3)
Asia Pacific Exhibitions & Convention Council – APECC Sidney, AustraliaArab Union for International Exhibitions & Conferences - AUIEC Cairo, EgyptAsociacion de Ferias Espanolas - AFE Madrid, SpainAsociacion de Ferias Internacionales de America - AFIDA Lima, PeruAssociation of Exhibition Organisers - AEO London, Great BritainAssociation of Fair and Exhibition Organizers of the Czech Republic - SOVA CR Prague, Czech RepublicAssociation of Greek Exhibition & Convention Organisers - AGECO Athens, GreeceAssociation of Hungarian Exhibition and Fair Organisers - AHEFO Budapest, HungaryAssociation of Korean Exhibition Industries - AKEI Seoul, KoreaAssociation of Organisers of National Group Participations in International Trade Fairs and Exhibitions - InterEXPO The Hague, NetherlandsAssociazione Esposizioni e Fiere Italiane - AEFI Rimini, ItalyAusstellungs- und Messe-Ausschuss der Deutschen Wirtschaft e.V. - AUMA - Berlin, GermanyExhibition Association of South-East Europe - Novi Sad, Serbia Montenegro
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42 National and International Associations (2/3)
Binder & Co. - BDO Lisbon, PortugalBulgarian Association of the Exhibition Organizers - BAEO Plovdiv, BulgariaBusiness Development Department (c/o Hong Kong Tourism Board) Hong Kong, China PRCenter for Exhibition Industry Research - CEIR Chicago, USAChina Association for Exhibition Center - CAEC Beijing, China PREgyptian Committee for Exhibitions – ECE Cairo, EgyptExhibition and Event Association of Australasia - EEAA Melbourne, AustraliaExhibition Federation of Ukraine – EFU Kiev, UkraineFairlink AB Jönköping, SwedenFederation of Fairs and Trade Fairs of Belgium and the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg - FEBELUX Brussels, Belgium FKM- Suisse Bern, SwitzerlandFoires, Salons et Congrès de France - FSCF Paris, FranceFKM Berlin, Germany Gesellschaft zur Freiwilligen Kontrolle von Messe- und Ausstellungszahlen
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42 National and International Associations (3/3)
Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Industry Association - HKECIA Hong Kong, China PRInternational Association for Exhibition Management - IAEM Dallas, USAInternational Exhibition Logistics Associates - IELA Geneva, SwitzerlandInternational Exhibition Statistics Union - CENTREX Budapest, HungaryInternational Federation of Exhibition Services - IFES Rheda - Wiedenbruck, GermanyInternational Union of Exhibitions and Fairs - IUEF Nizhny Novgorod, Russian FederationMalaysian Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers - MACEOS Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaNational Committee for Saudi Exhibitions Companies - NCSEC Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaNetherlands Federation for Trade Fairs and Exhibitions - Fbtn Amsterdam, NetherlandsOffice de Justification des Statistiques - OJS Paris, FrancePolska Korporacja Targowa (Polish Trade Fair Corporation) Poznan, PolandShenzhen Convention & Exhibition Association – Shenzhen, China PRSingapore Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers-SACEOS, SingaporeSociety of Independent Show Organizers - SISO Chicago, USAThai Convention & Exhibition Bureau – TCEB Bangkok, Thailand Trade Exhibition Association TEA Bangkok, Thailand
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UFI in Russia Number of Members: 20
Number of UFI International approved events: 46
Russia in UFIMr Sergei Alexeev: Vice-Chairman of the UFI European Chapter
72nd UFI ANNUAL CONGRESSMoscow, October 2005
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1. Networking: UFI offers you a neutral forum for dialogue between exhibition professionals in a non-competitive environment.
- UFI organises a wide-variety of events aimed at bringing together industry representatives for an open exchange of information and experience. These events include an Annual International Congress, seminars, committee meetings, and focus sessions.
• Topics addressed recently include:* Latest IT Tool Developments for the Exhibition Industry* New Trends in Design and Facilities for Exhibition Centres* Spice Up your Exhibition Business and Explore New Markets
2. Synergy: UFI members include 40 national and international exhibition industry associations guaranteeing that policies and programmes are applied consistently at national levels.
• UFI’s Association Committee guarantees that coordinated efforts maximize programme and budget effectiveness at local levels. 34
10 good reason to become a UFI Member
3. Promotion: Add your strength to the global association of the exhibition industry as we promote trade fairs and exhibitions as a unique part of the marketing mix.
• UFI provides all members with a full promotional campaign which can be adapted and implemented locally for the benefit of our industry.
4. Representation: Make sure your voice is heard. As the trade fair sector’s international voice with members in 74 countries, only UFI can effectively represent the global interests of organisers, exhibition centres and partners of the industry.
• As a non-profit, non-political association, UFI represents the exhibition sector before such international bodies as the UNO, UNIDO, ITC-UNCTAD-GATT, BIE and the International Chamber of Commerce. Local UFI Chapters represent industry interests at the regional level.
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10 good reason to become a UFI Member
5. Quality Standards: UFI member organisations are selected based on strict quality criteria, guaranteeing that UFI exhibition industry professional standards are recognised and observed internationally.
• - UFI members agree to adhere to an industry Code of Ethics respected around the world.
• - UFI promotes the auditing of international exhibition statistics as a means to positioning exhibitions as a solid element in any marketing mix.
• - UFI quality labels are recognised internationally by both visitors and exhibitors alike as a certification of the highest professional standards.
6. Information & Communication: As the premier exhibition industry association, UFI supports its members with a wide variety of communications tools:
• A free Annual UFI Membership Directory providing valuable statistics and information on members and UFI approved exhibitions;
• UFI Info, a free electronic newsletter;• A website (www.ufi.org) with easily accessed member information, association
news and industry knowledge base;• Exhibition World, a free monthly industry publication examining issues important
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10 good reason to become a UFI Member
7. Industry Specific Strategic Analysis: UFI draws on the extensive expertise of its members to identify and develop opportunities and directions for tomorrow’s trade fair industry.
• UFI’s strategic think-tank is composed of industry leaders posing the hard questions and finding the solutions which will lead our industry successfully into the future.
• UFI’s ICT, Exhibition Centres, and Marketing committees focus on specific industry operational issues, sharing their findings with the entire UFI membership. UFI’s Regional Chapters develop guidance and information related to specific local issues.
8. Industry Research: Under the guidance of UFI’s Paris headquarters staff, UFI develops professional research on the trade fair and exhibition industry.
• UFI industry surveys explore issues varying from security to CRM, to waste management, providing members with a benchmark for critical auto-evaluation.
• UFI is developing the first global statistical data on the trade fairs and exhibitions industry. This information will provide valuable information related to the direct and indirect economic benefits of our industry to the international business community. 37
10 good reason to become a UFI Member
10 good reasons to becomea UFI Member 9. Education: UFI supports international programmes developing the professional
expertise of exhibition personnel.• UFI makes available brochures explaining the value of trade shows to potential exhibitors,
how to maximize exhibition participation and means for evaluating exhibition results;• UFI supports international symposia and training programmes in developing nations. The
UFI Cooperation Committee evaluates programme options and coordinates the voluntary participation of UFI Members in a variety of educational programmes;
• UFI is currently preparing a 6 hour curriculum which will be available on a no-fee basis to academics for integration into their Introduction to Marketing and B2B University level courses.
10. International Competition Opportunities: In an on-going effort to promote the recognition and quality of the trade fairs and exhibitions industry, UFI sponsors international competitions rewarding performance excellence.
• The UFI Marketing Award is an annual competition open to all UFI members. Based on a selected marketing theme, all UFI Members are invited to submit entries to this event. In the past themes have included:
* «Best Visitor/Exhibitor Loyalty Programme" * «Best Visitor Winning Programme"* «Best Programme to Increase International Participation"
• The 2004 the topic was “Best Press and Media Relations Programme» and the participation rate was running high among UFI members for this internationally recognised award.
• The 8th International Poster Competition has just been awarded two weeks ago. UFI awards an international award to the best Exhibition poster submitted by a UFI Member. The international jury is composed of graphic designers, exhibition organisers and advertising representatives, ensuring that the selected winner is of the highest calibre. 38
If you are not yet an UFI member,It’s my pleasure to invite
you to join UFI.
It is also UFI’s wish to support theExhibition Industry in your Region or in your country
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Membership Fees• Organizer: 1 event 2,000 Euros
2-10 events 2,500 Euros 11-30 events 4,000 Euros
31-50 events 5,000 Euros 51-100 events 6,000 Euros
More than 100 events 7,000 Euros
Plus 150 Euros per UFI approved events
Admission fee: 1,000 Euros
• Exhibition Centre: 1 – 50,000 m2 2,000 Euros 51,000 to 100,000 m2 3,000 Euros
up to 100,000 m2 4,000 Euros more than 150,000 m2 5,000 Euros
Plus 1,000 Euros for each additional Exhibition Centre
Admission fee: 1,000 Euros 41