Frighteningly good Seawork rates spookily extended until Halloween

Last chance for discounted rates for Seawork 2018!   The Early Bird booking rates offer a great reduction on the standard exhibitor fees and have been extended until 31st October 2017.

So far, the venue is already 65% booked, with a large quayside stand booked this week for a new exhibitor to Seawork - Manor Renewable Energy – who provide bespoke engineering solutions to support the development, construction and maintenance of wind, wave and tidal projects.

To date, the Quayside stand space is already over 70% sold.
For the last 20 years Seawork International has delivered a unique on-shore and on-water commercial marine trade exhibition.

The pontoon spaces are being snapped up with a new booking for a 24m vessel from Manor Marine - who manufacture and repair steel and aluminium vessels up to 45m - joining the many vessels already confirmed.

Fantastic sponsorship opportunities are still available to display your company logo throughout the exhibition with a wide range of sponsorship packages to suit every budget.  
Every sponsor receives the following promotion, regardless of the sponsorship package:

  • ·         Logo on the Seawork website, with hyperlink to your website until 30 September 2018
  • ·         Page on the Seawork website until 28 July 2018
  • ·         Logo on the sponsors' page in the printed Seawork 2018 catalogue
  • ·         Logo on the Seawork 2018 official invitations (if booked by 24 January 2018)
  • ·         Logo on directly relevant promotional literature for your sponsored event (e.g. lunch)
  • ·         Opportunity to bring your own merchandise to enhance sponsorship



Looking for more information about exhibiting or sponsorship? Contact Kate, Lorraine or Michelle on T: +44 1329 825 335 or E: sales@seawork.com

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Ed Dudson joins Incat Crowther

Image
Seawork International 2018 exhibitor, Australian vessel designer and builder Incat Crowther has announced that Ed Dudson has been appointed as Managing Director of its UK business and as a board member contributing to overall business direction. With more than twenty five years' experience in the design and construction of high performance vessels including fast ferries, wind farm vessels, offshore vessels and patrol boats, Ed’s capability, reputation and integrity are a natural addition to the Incat Crowther brand. Incat Crowther has design offices in Australia, USA and the UK, each capable of responding to client’s needs within the context of the regional market. With a large portfolio of vessels delivered and market-leading technology, Incat Crowther is able to offer proven designs in tight timescales.   At this time Incat Crowther has more the 500 vessels in operation globally.    “Incat Crowther’s mission is to deliver the best technical and commercial s
Read more

SPEED AT SEAWORK ANNOUNCED!

Image
Fast vessels will be flying into Seawork this year as we prepare for the Speed@Seawork event. The first of it's kind it aims to debut and showcase the very best in speedy commercial vessels! Andrew Webster, CEO of Seawork organiser Mercator Media, said; “Speed@Seawork is being launched in response to sustained industry demand for a dedicated event for fast vessel builders, operators and specialist equipment manufacturers. Speed@Seawork aims to bring them together to trial equipment in diverse sea states, share best practice and make the connections and innovations needed for high-speed critical operations to be a success.” Day One (Monday 2 July) of Speed@Seawork will enable boat builders and operators to showcase fast boats for interdiction, SAR, border force, riverine and humanitarian relief purposes, and for specialist equipment manufacturers to come together to share innovation and best practice for communications, navigation and safety. Sea trials will t
Read more

Mapping the UK’s Small Commercial Marine Industry

Image
British Marine’s project to map the UK’s small commercial marine industry has entered the next important stage in its work in the run up to Seawork International 2018.  The small commercial marine sector in the UK supports nearly 2,000 employees and generates revenues of approximately £182m It has launched a short but important survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SmallCommercialMarineSurvey2018 which aims to help it map the sector, understand the companies operating in it and where the growth opportunities lie going forward. “The aim of this work is to provide more data to help the industry engage with stakeholders, like the UK Government, but also to better understand the opportunities and risks facing the sector. Something we know the sector is crying out for,” said Andrew Harries, senior external relations & communications executive, British Marine. PRELIMINARY DATA At Seawork 2017, British Marine and its group association, Commerc
Read more