MCEC CELEBRATES ANOTHER RECORD YEARBy Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, 22 August, 201619 August 2016 It gives me great pleasure to share with you the story of Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre’s (MCEC) success in the 2015/16 financial year. The last 12 months saw us host almost 1,000 events that contributed a record $959.4 million to the Victorian economy, honouring our commitment to provide a strong return on the investment made by the Victorian State Government while remaining Australia’s venue of choice for business events. Operating a venue such as MCEC is about much more than simply hosting events. Our challenge is to provide tailored, personalised solutions for our customers that exceed expectations and deliver truly unique and memorable experiences. A key driver of MCEC’s future growth will be the completion of the venue’s expansion in early 2018. Currently underway, our expansion is about doing more of what we do best – bringing a level of class and sophistication to events and elevating our business offering to provide even more multi-purpose spaces for our customers and the community. I invite you to click here to view our 2015/16 'Year at a Glance' brochure and to forward this on to any interested parties. Best wishes, Peter King MCEC Chief Executive Source: Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
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