As we mentioned in early October [1], the second annual co-located CorpComm Expo and EduComm Expo will take place at Chicago’s Navy Pier November, 15-16, 2016.
[2]CorpComm Expo is exclusively dedicated to technologies that specifically serve the needs of corporate professionals.
ECE is the only educational conference and tradeshow exclusively focused on the needs of those responsible for implementation, oversight and management of internal digital campus communication technology initiatives in Higher Education.
Chris Gibbs, president and COO of exponation [3], which produces CorpComm Expo and EduComm Expo, says, “Presenting CorpComm Expo 2016 and Educomm Expo 2016 at Chicago’s Navy Pier Nov. 15-16, 2016, will not only make the shows more centrally located and provide easier air and drive access for attendees, but it will also ensure that there is room to grow both events, which we know have the potential to become significantly larger.”
[4]On Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, the first editions of CorpComm Expo and EduComm Expo debuted at Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center. The trade show and conferences were well received by both attendees and exhibitors. Exhibitors appreciated and noted the high quality of qualified end users, and attendees were effusive about the quality of the educational program, and in particular the opportunity to network with their peers.
“CorpComm Expo and EduComm Expo presented us an ideal opportunity to demonstrate the crucial application of our display and projector solutions to the corporate communications and education sectors,” says Richard Ventura, vice-president of business development solutions at NEC Display Solutions [5]. “The importance of collaboration with, and communication to, a workforce or students in a classroom cannot be understated.”
“Don’t miss out on CorpComm Expo 2016 and the opportunity to network with other communications professionals from industry-leading brands,” says Emily Clark, manager of employee communications at Darden Restaurants [6]. “The energy and excitement of the 2015 Expo left me inspired and ready to tackle the new challenges ahead.”
And Dr. Tamela Smith, manager of Audio Visual Services at Western Kentucky University [7], says, “EduComm Expo was a really good conference and well worth my time. I especially enjoyed meeting and engaging with so many of my peers.”