ICC Sydney Newsletter – AprilBy International Convention Centre Sydney, 30 April, 2018CEO UPDATE Already this year, ICC Sydney has hosted some of the region’s and the world’s most prestigious events, securing a reputation as Australia’s premier convention, exhibition and entertainment venue. Last week, we hosted the Global Summit of Women for its 28th anniversary. Over 1,200 female ministers, government leaders and delegates came together to collaborate and discuss the advancement of women in the global economy. Read more ASEAN-AUSTRALIA SPECIAL SUMMIT AT ICC SYDNEY A successful heads of state meeting follows intensive planning process. Read more SYDNEY ATTRACTS WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP The power of diversity and inclusion on show as local women in leadership network with global counterparts to economically advance women. Read more A RAFT OF NEW CLIENT SERVICES The release of new event planning tools improves client services. Read more NAMING RIGHTS FOR PRESTIGIOUS THEATRE ICC Sydney calls for a commercial naming rights partner for its live entertainment theatre. Read more COUNT DOWN BEGINS FOR SIBOS 2018 Exhibitors reveal the top 5 things they are looking forward to in Sydney. Read more STATE AWARD ADDS TO ACCOLADES National MEA awards are next for world class venue. Read more Source: ICC Sydney
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