WaterfrontExpo 2008 | Who should attend



Who should attend - and why

WaterfrontExpo 2008 Liverpool, 3 – 5 November, 2008

If you’re involved in waterfront regeneration and development, the WaterfrontExpo 2008 Conference & Exhibition should not be missed.

The event targets all those organisations and professionals involved in all types of waterfront regeneration and development projects – from the largest to the smallest.

The event will be of direct interest to:

  • Owners of waterfronts seeking to explore potential regeneration and development options – including municipal authorities, port and harbour authorities, regional development agencies, private firms and consortia
  • Property developers and other real estate professionals – with interests in retail, commercial, residential, tourism and leisure, and transportation interests
  • Marina owners/operators, designers and developers
  • Tourism and leisure-related organisations, including the operators of hotels, restaurants, retail chains and leisure facilities
  • Transport and infrastructure operators, including freight and passenger transport
  • Investors, banks and other sources of development funding
  • Professional service providers, including architects, landscape and urban designers, general and specialist construction firms, master-planners, contractors and engineers, specialist consultants
  • Suppliers of products crucial to waterfront regeneration and development projects
  • The media – the business and financial media, specialist trade press including architectural, construction, retail, real estate, hotel, tourism and leisur
We have no doubt that WaterfrontExpo 2008 will be the best and most useful waterfront regeneration and development event to date.

The broad aim is to provide a platform for all those professionals involved in waterfront ownership, management, design, planning, regeneration, development and construction to share current thinking on the wide range of issues associated with this specialised area of urban development.

The 2008 event will embrace these key areas:

  • Leisure
  • Tourism
  • Retail
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Infrastructure/Transport/Communications

Enhanced format for 2008 - more effective networking, more choice

For 2008 we are taking it a stage further. A number of enhancements will ensure that this event is as relevant to those involved in small scale waterfront regeneration and development as those concerned with the largest mega-projects. The fact is that each has something to teach the other and this is how we plan to facilitate it:
  • Enhanced format. There will be a more going on at WaterfrontExpo 2008 than in previous events. In addition to the large scale case studies and presentations, there will be a wide range of smaller scale discussion groups and seminars covering a broad range of subjects enabling you to have your voice.
  • Tailor the event to your precise needs. Easy to use networking technology will enable you to meet the people you want to meet, to attend those discussions and seminars directly relevant to your needs, and to visit those sites of most interest. What’s more, you’ll be able to organise it all in advance if you wish!
  • Greater choice of topics. The range of topics and subject matter in Liverpool will ensure that whether you’re interest lies in the largest waterfront development projects - or the smallest – you will learn something to your advantage.
  • Investment focused discussions, presentations, and site visits. If you’re seeking investment for your own project then here’s your opportunity to meet the professionals and learn at first hand how projects can best be presented to attract the finance they need to see the light of day.

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