Portfolio

A simple networking and lead generation tool.

Gathering of people sharing a common environment on the web to create an interactive experience. Including but not limited to:

• Webinars
• Chat forums
• Virtual trade shows (VTS)
• Online sales meetings
• Training sessions
• Online communities

Virtual events have more than doubled from 2008 to 2009 and are expected to grow 56% or $18.6 billion through 2015¹. The reason for this growth is the vast benefits they offer.

75% of business decision-makers said they attended 3+ web-based events during the past 12 months².

BENEFITS

• COST EFFECTIVE - NO TRAVEL OR SET-UP COSTS
• TIME EFFICIENT - ENABLING YOU TO SEE MULTIPLE PROSPECTS IN ONE PLACE
• CONVENIENT - MORE READILY AVAILABLE THAN TRADITIONAL FACE-TO-FACE EVENTS
• INFORMATION SHARING - EDUCATE CUSTOMERS/PROSPECTS
• MARKETING - IN PRINT AND ONLINE PROMOTION FOR THE EVENT
• LEAD GENERATION - FULL DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION FOR ANYONE WHO STOPS BY YOUR BOOTH

CONTACT

WANT TO PARTICIPATE? EMAIL DANIELLE BELMONT AT BELMONTD@BNPMEDIA.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION OR CONTACT YOUR BRAND SALES REP IF YOU'RE INTERESTED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT VIRTUAL EVENTS.

TESTIMONIALS

"Thanks to you and your colleagues for the fantastic experience at the Tech ManufactureXPO.  Over 25 years I have attended or exhibited at many trade shows in many sectors around the world.  I never thought that there could be a virtual equivalent to a physical show.  I spent a little over an hour on your show and made a good number of contacts and had some very interesting discussions.  I also learned a lot in a very short amount of time.  The content, quality of exhibitors and the mechanics of navigating the show were excellent.  It was well worth my time.  I look forward to additional events like this in the future from BNP Media.  Congratulations on an innovative event!"

- D.Paul Zito, Sales Representative, W.E.S.T. Forwarding Services

"Wow thanks!  How exciting.  I enjoyed the show, this was the first virtual show I had been to and it was much better than what I first imagined it to be.  It was very informative and a great use of technology since at times it is difficult to travel to get to these types of shows.  I really enjoyed it – and that was before I found out I won anything!"

- Charity Dulmes, Manufacturing Engineer, Electronic Theatre Controls

"The convenience by far was most useful. I mainly attended for the Harry Moser seminar but ended up looking at a number of booths. I will be passing some information along to my engineers as a result of the visit so that they can engage with the vendors to determine application feasibility."

- Andy Kirby, Quality Manager, Stanley Black and Decker

"The technical presentations and ability to interact with suppliers is the most useful feature, as well as the cost for the seminar."

- James Youngman, Project Engineer, Corning Inc