The Association of British Professional Conference Organisers (ABPCO) has finalised the programme for the 2024 ABPCO Festival of Learning, taking place at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) in Glasgow on the 29th and 30th of April.
This year’s theme, "Fit for the Future," reflects ABPCO’s commitment to preparing the event industry for the challenges and opportunities of the future.
Monday, 29th April kicks off with an exclusive networking session for new members and first-time attendees at the Crowne Plaza, followed by an evening at the Glasgow Science Museum with food, drinks and a fireside session titled "Cultivating Success: The Transformative Impact of Mentoring" featuring Cally Willoughby-Ward of Chatty Penguin, Sammy Connell of NASUWT, Sarah Vaughan of CITMA, and Rebecca Towell of Full Circle.
Monday afternoon attendees will also have an opportunity to take part in an Invisible Cities Walking Tour of Glasgow.
Tuesday, 30th April includes:
Heather Lishman, ABPCO’s association director said: "We look forward to welcoming professionals from across the association event industry to this year's Festival of Learning. Our carefully curated sessions and workshops are designed to empower attendees with the knowledge, tools, and insights needed to thrive in an ever-evolving landscape. This is a unique opportunity to explore future trends, network with peers, and drive positive change in our industry."
The ABPCO 2024 Festival of Learning is supported by: Venue Sponsor – SEC; Destination Sponsor – Glasgow Convention Bureau; Lunch Sponsor – GES; Refreshment Sponsor – Harrogate Convention Centre; Networking Reception Sponsor – VisitAberdeenshire; Student Support Sponsor – ACC Liverpool.
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