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Discover More at https://lnkd.in/gP_UEFUB Networking and Partnerships in Air Cargo Trade Shows Making Connections During The Show Networking is an essential part of any trade show, and air cargo events are no different. Attending air cargo trade shows provides the chance to meet people in your industry face-to-face and make lasting connections. There are several key steps to making a successful connection at the show. First, be prepared with a business card or other information that you can give out while networking. Be sure to have an elevator speech ready that quickly explains who you are and what company you represent so that those you meet will remember you after the show. When meeting someone new, always introduce yourself by giving them your name and then asking for their name. Listening carefully to the conversation and being mindful of body language can also help create strong relationships during this time. Dig Deeper into the Topic at: https://lnkd.in/gP_UEFUB # thecargoblog.com #AirCargoTradeShows #TheCargoBlog #AirCargoTradeShows #AirCargo #CargoAirlines #CargoGSA #CargoEvents #freight

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Attendees at a trade fair can be hard to catch. Often, you've got a captive audience for just a few minutes. In this article, we talk about how to use your website as an exhibitor at a trade fair. #businessexhibition #SME #Londonwebservices https://lnkd.in/e_zW6pqj

Exhibiting at a trade fair? Here are our top tips to make your booth a success! 🌟

Discover More at https://lnkd.in/gP_UEFUB Navigating Opportunities at Trade Shows Building Relationships At The Show It's often said that trade shows are not just about the products and services on display; they're also an opportunity to build relationships. That may seem like a tall order, but there are several ways to establish meaningful connections at these events. The first step is to make sure you know who will be attending the show – your current or potential customers, peers in the industry, representatives from partner organizations, etc. Once you have identified who will be present, it's time to focus on how best to reach out and start building relationships with them. Here are five key strategies for doing so: Dig Deeper into the Topic at: https://lnkd.in/gP_UEFUB # thecargoblog.com #AirCargoTradeShows #TheCargoBlog #AirCargoTradeShows #AirCargo #CargoAirlines #CargoGSA #CargoEvents #freight

Attendees at a trade fair can be difficult to catch. Often, you've got a captive audience for just a short time. In this article, we talk about how to use your website as an exhibitor at a trade fair. #businessexhibition #SME #videoandweb https://lnkd.in/e_zW6pqj

Attendees at a trade fair can be difficult to catch. Often, you've got a captive audience for just a short time. In this article, we talk about how to use your website as an exhibitor at a trade fair. #businessexhibition #SME #videoandweb https://lnkd.in/e_zW6pqj

As new technologies emerge, they can impact supply chains that include the transport of dangerous goods.     To help ensure these processes are as safe as possible and that Australia aligns with global standards, the NTC's Debra Kirk represented Australia at the 63rd session of the Sub-Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods. The sub-committee discussed regulating new technologies such as solid-state lithium batteries, ‘drop-in fuels’ for reducing the use of hydrocarbon gases and liquid organic hydrogen carriers. All of which contribute to the sub-committee’s goal of safer transport and support the UN Sustainable Development Goals.   It was confirmed by the sub-committee that the aim of the UN recommendations for the transport of dangerous goods is to make transport feasible and safe by reducing risks to a minimum. This was further discussed in a proposal for future work on how we can enable new technologies and ways of working, focusing on safety rather than introducing barriers.   For more information about the transport of dangerous goods in Australia, visit our website: https://www.ntc.gov.au/ #dangerousgoods #ADG

It never ceases to amaze me how angling creates global connections. We are holding a European trade show in September and while we are welcoming exhibitors and visitors from traditional tackle markets like China, Japan and the States, I never expected to be hosting an exhibitor from... Egypt. But here we are. I think EFT Hooks might be the very first exhibitor from Egypt at any of the big international trade shows I have attended, but it is no novelty supplier. Instead it is proof that you can source great product from almost anywhere if you meet with the right people. Check out the link and you will see that EFT Hooks – and its senior partner Dr Ahmed Zedan – are deadly serious in their intentions to become a significant force in their sector, starting at Angling International LIVE. Zedan has already told us: “We want to be the one-stop shop for the European tackle industry, supplying everything related to the hook business.” Will you be among the first to take advantage? https://bit.ly/46Vxy9P