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ITI CAN help grow international participation in your show or venue whatever it's size! From simply analyzing and advising on growing your international exhibitors or visitors, or functioning as your organization's virtual international division, ITI's global experience is unsurpassed.
Trade Shows and conferences still remain the most effective way for companies to enter new markets. The advent of the web and internet has changed the way business is done, bringing the world closer and, at the same time, providing new challenges for business-to-business, face-to-face events everywhere.
Even though it's a cliché - we live in a global economy! Trade show, corporate event and conference organizers be they for-profit or not-for-profit, must deal with this important growth sector. International business continues to be based on relationships and "face-to-face" encounters. Most trade show companies and associations producing their own shows and events cannot afford staff dedicated and trained exclusively for international relations. |
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| Exhibitor Sales |

Increase your international space sales! Utilize ITI's network of domestic and global sales agents to attract more exhibitors.
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| Intl. Attendee Promotion |

Attracting international attendees to a U.S. exhibition, meeting, or conference is challenging!
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September 30-October 2 Suntec International Convention & Exhibiton Centre, Singapore
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June 30-July 1, 2010 Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Singapore
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