Cranes Today announces two conferences

1 May 2009

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Cranes Today has announced its conference schedule for 2009 and 2010. Building on the success of Middle East Cranes, the magazine will be organising a new regional event in Singapore, covering the crane industry in Asia and Australia. Delegate, speaker and sponsor opportunities at these events are always popular, so you should contact Cranes Today as soon as possible if you would like to take part.

Cranes Today has organised three events in Dubai since 2007. When the industry in the city was at its peak, the event gave attendees a much-needed opportunity to learn about the latest developments in safe working practices, and to network with key customers. Now that some of the more prominent projects in the emirate have been postponed, the event is even more important: attendees at Middle East Cranes 2009 received crucial information on those regions and segments where growth is still strong.

Over the last three years, Cranes Today has brought together key figures in the local industry. At the first event, a group of them got together to form the Crane Safety Forum, which now plays a leading role in the region, sharing information on best practice and offering advice to local regulators. Cranes Today continues to support the Crane Safety Forum, and the industry across the Gulf region. Middle East Cranes will return to the Shangri-La Hotel in Dubai on 23–24 February 2010.

Cranes Today is taking the model it has developed at Middle East Cranes to Asia this year. Cranes Asia, at the Shangri La hotel in Singapore, will combine vital insight on business opportunities in Asia and Australasia with all of the latest and best in safe lifting operations from the world's leading safety experts and standards committee members. The event will take place on 9–10 December 2009.

Space at Cranes Today events is always limited. To make sure you can take part, and to learn more about our events, please visit the Middle East Cranes information page. A new page, with further information on Asian Cranes, will be added shortly.

If you'd like to attend either event, Kate Hearn is now accepting delegate bookings. You can call her on +44 20 8269 7743, or email her at khearn@progressivemediagroup.com

If you'd like to sponsor either event or book a table in one of the exhibition halls, you should speak to Martin McCarthy. You can call him on +44 20 8269 7848 or email him at mmccarthy@progressivemediagroup.com. Special deals will be on offer for sponsors who support both events.

Cranes Today's editor, Richard Howes, will be arranging the conference programmes. If you'd like to speak at one of the events, or if you'd like to suggest a topic we should be covering, please call Richard on +44 20 8269 7861, or email him at rhowes@progressivemediagroup.com.