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Lancashire Business Expo exhibition space full within days!
Delegates are being urged to register early for the Lancashire Business Expo 2016 (LBE2016), as interest in the event is gaining huge momentum. Within days of announcing the event, all exhibition space has sold out!
The event, which will be hosted over two floors of the Guild Hall on Friday 4th March 2016, will accommodate 165 exhibitors comprising a mix of local businesses.
This follows on from the resounding success of the inaugural event in 2015, which saw an astounding 2,000 business people from the Lancashire area attending the event.
In fact, the event gained such prominent visibility on social media that it was actually “trending” on Twitter on the day of the event. The event hashtag (#LBE2015) was published almost 10 million times with one million unique users seeing it.
Ian Coupe, from the organisers, Shout Network, commented, “If there’s only one business event an organisation attends in 2016, this really is the one. Delegates will have the opportunity to meet business owners and decision makers from a diverse range of Lancashire businesses such as IT, printing, education, health, finance, marketing…..the list goes on!”
Ian continued, “Many businesses last year utilised the event as an opportunity to network and meet colleagues, clients and prospects. It’s so easy to do as everyone is under one roof. This really is a unique opportunity for Lancashire to demonstrate what a thriving business community if has.”
For further details and to register your attendance please visit www.lbe2016.co.uk or call 01772 642830.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Zebra Colour .
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