The Benefits of Sponsoring/Exhibiting
If you are looking to attract new customers, generate exposure and raise the profile of your business then the BACCN National Conference is for you. This is an outstanding platform to meet face-to-face with your target market and discuss issues surrounding critical care nursing.
The Conference is a unique marketing opportunity to be associated with an event of the calibre and recognition of the BACCN. There will be many varied opportunities to profile your organisation in 2008 and these include taking an exhibition stand, becoming an overall sponsor or alternatively sponsoring a specific part of the Conference. Also available will be sponsorship of presentation rooms and social events.
Benefits include:
- Raising the awareness of your company before during and after the event
- Adding value to your overall marketing initiatives and campaigns
- Creating future sales contacts for your organisation
- Linking in with the marketing of the Conference
- Updating your staff on the current trends in techniques and developments
- Gaining exposure to over 300 delegates in the field of Critical Care nursing
- Taking part in a well established and high profile Conference
- The opportunity to display your company logo on literature through sponsorship
Comments from 2007 Exhibitors:
- "Excellent Meeting. Organisers very friendly and helpful. As an out of the country exhibitor we felt welcomed by exhibitors and delegates”
- “Job well done! Congratulations to the team for an excellent event!”
- "Benchmark staff were a pleasure to work with, excellent Conference!”
- “Thoroughly enjoyable Conference. Well done BACCN & Benchmark.”
Exhibitor Statistics:
2006
- 97% of 2006 exhibitors would like to exhibit in 2007
- 93% of 2006 exhibitors felt the delegates were of the quality they expected
- 77% of 2006 exhibitors felt they got value for money
2007
- 100% of 2007 exhibitors would like to exhibit again
- 93% of 2007 exhibitors felt the delegates were of the quality they expected
- 86% of 2007 exhibitors felt they got value for money
